As an Engineering Maintenance Technician Apprentice, you’ll become a key part of the team that keeps IAAPS running smoothly.
As a world-leading R&I Centre that supports the wider transport sector in the transition to net zero, we have great ambitions – namely, to solve the industry’s biggest challenges by creating the technologies, tools and systems needed to accelerate the move to clean, affordable and sustainable mobility.
We are a commercial subsidiary of the University of Bath, and our world class facility based at the Bristol & Bath Science Park ranks among the top three independent institutions of its type in the world. With a team in place that brings together specialists from across industry and academia and a range of highly prestigious commercial partners within the automotive, aerospace and marine sectors, IAAPS is now firmly moving into a scale up phase.
The key to our success? Put simply, it’s our people. We are a dynamic SME operating at the forefront of future low carbon mobility, therefore everyone’s contribution matters and makes a real difference to what we achieve together.
General Overview:
* Gain hands-on experience while working towards a Level 3 Mechatronics Maintenance Technician Apprenticeship
* Grow Your Skills: Learn electrical and mechanical systems to become a multi-skilled technician
* Innovative Technology: Work with cutting-edge equipment and technology shaping the future of propulsion systems
* Supportive Team: Work alongside experienced mentors who will guide and encourage you every step of the way
Apprentice Responsibilities:
As an Engineering Maintenance Technician Apprentice, you’ll become a key part of the team that keeps IAAPS running smoothly. Here’s what your role will include:
* Help keep machinery and equipment in top condition to ensure smooth operation
* Continuous Improvement: Assist with upgrading systems and processes to make things run better, including facility upgrades
* Hands-On Learning: Be involved in project setups, changeovers and repairs
* Maintaining safe working areas and best practice standards within the test facilities
* Shadowing more experienced colleagues working on various projects to develop knowledge, skills, and experience
* Rotating around different departments and sectors within IAAPS such as mechanical, electrical and machining
* Providing an overall project support role
> Ensuring day to day facilities tasks are taken care of.
What we are looking for:
* The successful candidate will be able to gain experience of cutting edge automotive, aerospace and marine propulsion system research and development, supporting current activities within the facility
* A self-starter who is confident in their approach and able to work with the IAAPS Technical team and with academic staff, project managers, our clients, external service partners and suppliers
* A flexible approach to work, with the ability to seek out opportunities to engage in learning, and meaningful development
* Ability to work collaboratively to develop solutions to technical challenges; willing to contribute to sharing ideas, engaging others in discussions and problem solving
What you must have:
* A willingness to learn
* A passion for engineering
* Commitment to attend college and work
* Flexibility and the ability to work individually and within a team environment
Qualification Required:
5 GCSE’s at 4-9 (or equivalent) grade to include English, Maths and a technical based subject
37.5 hours per week
Monday to Friday 8.30am to 5pm with 1 hour unpaid lunch
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