Annual wage £9,984.00 Wages explained Apprentices are paid for their normal working hours and training that's part of their apprenticeship (usually one day per week). Minimum Wage Rates Working week Monday to Friday - Shifts to be confirmed. Minimum of 30 hours per week. Total hours per week: 30.0 Expected duration 24 Months Possible start date 02 Sep 2024 Date posted 10 Jan 2024 Apprenticeship level Advanced Level 3 (A level) Reference number VAC1000222091 Positions 1 available What you will do in your working day Conduct topographical surveys with total stations, capturing land features, contours, often requiring nationwide travel for diverse site locations, including visiting interesting and unique buildings Perform detailed measured building surveys, including dimensions, detailed elevations, and structural elements, using laser scanners, potentially across various regions and on architecturally significant structures Process and analyse survey data for accuracy, adjusting as necessary, which might involve data from different geographic locations and a variety of building types Create precise 2D and 3D models of surveyed areas using CAD software, integrating real-time survey data, accommodating projects from across the country, including historic and iconic buildings The training you will be getting Expect a combination of classroom learning and hands-on field training, emphasising practical application of surveying equipment like total stations and laser scanners Training on CAD software, involving both theoretical lessons and practical exercises to master 2D and 3D modelling Regular assessments and feedback sessions to monitor progress and understanding of surveying principles and equipment usage Continuous learning opportunities, including workshops and off-site training, to keep skills updated with evolving surveying technologies and methods On-the-job training Off-the-job trianing Block release training to SMB Group - Stephenson Campus Apprentice will be working towards a Level 3 Construction Support Technician Qualification What to expect at the end of your apprenticeship Gain proficiency in using advanced surveying equipment like total stations and laser scanners and become skilled in conducting both topographical and measured building surveys with high accuracy Develop expertise in creating detailed 2D and 3D models using CAD software, alongside the ability to analyse and interpret survey data effectively for various projects Acquire valuable hands-on experience and industry knowledge, leading to potential job opportunities in surveying, with the skills necessary to collaborate effectively with architects, engineers and construction team. Potential Level 4 progression Requirements and prospects Desired skills and personal qualities Communication skills, Attention to detail, Initiative, Computer Literacy, Time management skills, Problem solving ability Qualifications GCSE or equivalent English (Grade 4/C or above) Essential GCSE or equivalent Maths (Grade 4/C or above) Essential Things to consider A full UK driving licence is desirable, due to travel across the whole of the UK. Travel time should be taken into consideration when applying for this role.