Mechanical and Electrical Power and Infrastructure Planner Apprentice

You might be the type of person who:

Enjoys taking things apart and putting them back together- whether it's a bike, a radio, or even a go-kart Has an interest in engineering, mechanics, or electronics and loves figuring out how systems work Likes working with tools, helping with DIY projects, or fixing things around the house Enjoys building models, coding, or experimenting with technology Loves getting stuck into real-world, practical challenges rather than just learning from books An understanding of basic engineering principles would be preferred.

 

If any of this sounds like you, this could be the perfect role to turn your skills and interests into a career!

What you'll be doing:

Your role in our team will be to interpret customer requests, from internal and external customers

Provide solutions to the power, cooling and space requirements.

You will learn about a wide range of electrical and mechanical equipment and how to build a sustainable and resilient environment in our exchanges across the UK, ensuring our customers have the very best experience.

You will be trained to use your expertise and knowledge in AC and DC electrical systems, cooling equipment and cable management techniques, to plan and provision to meet current and future demands of the business. 

You'll ensure that the BT estate continues to work no matter the circumstances.

Working with experienced planning teams within our exchange buildings as well as other environments, you will be required to support the variety of power systems and cooling equipment that ensures our network keeps the UK’s internet working. 

Training:
As a Mechanical and Electrical Power and Infrastructure Planner, you'll study for a Level 4 apprenticeship with Stoke College You'll be required to attend the college on a block release, Monday lunchtime to Friday lunchtime There will be approximately 10 blocks per year

Training Outcome:
You will have developed the skills, knowledge and confidence to join a regional team, planning and delivering network critical infrastructure that supports our national internet and telephone services. Learning is continuous as we develop our sites, adapting to the most modern requirements. Possible career options include a more hands-on role in the Power Teams, larger scale builds with the Major Projects Team or managing governance through our Policy Team. There are also opportunities for leadership roles within the region and nationally for those that aspire to more senior roles within BT.

Employer Description:
You’re not just looking for a career, you’re looking to make a difference. Millions of people rely on us every day to help them live their lives, power their businesses, and keep their public services running. We connect friends to family, clients to colleagues, people to possibilities. We keep the wheels of business spinning, and the emergency services responding. And we use the power of technology to help solve big challenges, like climate change and cyber security. From day one, you’ll have a voice at BT Group. You’ll get stuck in to tough challenges, pitching ideas and making things happen. You won’t be alone though: we’ll be there with help and support through you’re learning and development. You’ll make great friends, discover new talents, and feel part of something exhilarating. This is your chance to make a real difference to the world. Grab it.

Working Hours :
37.5 hours Monday - Friday. This is not a desk job - you'll be out in the field, travelling in a company van (which we provide,) across your patch.

Skills:
Growth mindset,Analytical thinking,Proactivity,Emotional intelligence