FAQs
What is the job title for this apprenticeship?
The job title is Complex F&S Design Apprentice.
Where will the apprentice be based?
The apprentice will be based in the Manchester office, specifically at Tyco Park, Grimshaw Lane, Newton Heath, Manchester M40 2WL.
What qualifications are required for this apprenticeship?
The essential qualifications include GCSE or equivalent in English (Grade 5) and GCSE or equivalent in Maths (Grade 5). A full driving license is also required.
What kind of training will the apprentice receive?
The apprentice will gain a level 3 Engineering Design Technician qualification, with remote day-release training provided by Train'd Up.
What skills are important for this role?
Important skills include communication, IT skills, organizational skills, teamwork, being purpose-led, customer-driven, and future-focused.
Will travel be required for this position?
Yes, this role involves traveling to customer sites occasionally, and the company covers travel, accommodation, and meal costs.
What kind of experience will the apprentice gain?
The apprentice will work hands-on with innovative technology and solutions in the Fire and security sector, learn to design systems, create detailed designs, and comply with industry standards.
What is the salary for this apprenticeship?
The salary for this apprenticeship is £14,920.
Are there opportunities for advancement after completing this apprenticeship?
Yes, upon completion of the apprenticeship, there are many internal opportunities within the company, and previous apprentices have advanced to positions as lead design engineers.
What is the application process for this apprenticeship?
Suitable candidates will be contacted via email to provide their evidence of required certifications, followed by a screening call with a recruiter, and then invited to an assessment center for a practical assessment and interview.
Does the company offer benefits such as holiday and overtime?
Yes, employees enjoy 25 days of holiday plus bank holidays, uniform, personal protective equipment, ongoing training, and the potential to earn extra through overtime.