Engineering Apprentice (Maintenance)

Shoreham Port operates 24/7 365 days of the year within a fascinating and complex engineering environment. The role of Engineering Apprentice (Maintenance) is to support the Engineering Team in keeping Shoreham Port operational, which involves maintaining our critical infrastructure. No two days are the same; you could be maintaining one of our 170 commercial units, and the next day you could be involved in exciting development and refurbishment projects.

Key Tasks and Responsibilities

Adherence to, Risk Assessments, Method Statements, Statutory Responsibilities, and Port Health & Safety policies and procedures at all times To complete a day release Level 2 qualification in Property Maintenance Assist the Maintenance Team in the undertaking of planned and reactive maintenance to our property portfolio and critical infrastructure Assist in monitoring and reporting on the condition of the properties and Port operated facilities Helping to ensure high standards of maintenance are achieved with the Port critical infrastructure and property portfolio Assisting other members of the Engineering Team as and when appropriate Any other duties as directed

Training:

You will have the opportunity to achieve a Level 2 (Property Maintenance) qualification via the Chichester College Group. The training will be provided on a day release basis.

Training Outcome:

This role is offered on a Fixed Term basis running in line with the course of study. On completion of the apprenticeship a career discussion will take place with a member of the Engineering Management Team to discuss any options available at the time.

 

Employer Description:

Shoreham Port is a vital commercial hub with a proud history that dates back to 1760. Operating 24/7, our Port plays a crucial role in facilitating local and international trade, handling a diverse range of cargoes, including timber, steel, aggregates, bulks, glass, woodchip, and cereals. We provide a full range of marine services to commercial users including fishing vessels, and our marinas are home to many local leisure users. Beyond our core operations, we manage an extensive commercial property portfolio that supports over 170 small and medium-sized enterprises, including our own hospitality venue, Port Kitchen. Extensive onsite solar arrays and onshore wind turbines generate renewable energy, contributing towards our decade-long certification as an EcoPort.

Working Hours :
8am - 5pm, Monday to Friday with an hour for lunch.

Skills:
Communication skills,Customer care skills,Problem solving skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Health & Safety aware