Maintenance and operations Engineering Technician Apprentice

To assist with and work under the direct supervision of the Air Traffic Engineering Team

This involves working and being involved in the installation, repair and maintenance of the following equipment:

Voice Communication Systems VHF and UHF Radio Systems Radar and Radar Display Systems Radio Navigational Aids PC-based Flight Data and Networking Systems Meteorological Data Systems Airfield Ground Lighting equipment Other Ancillary Electrical and Electronic Equipment Document and record all the above work as required by the Codes of Practice laid down by CAA/SRG and MAG Approved Maintenance Organisation

To achieve deadlines set by the Airfield Technical Manager and the Training provider  through regular attendance and assessment, taking responsibility for own self-development and setting goals in order to obtain the required technical qualifications and related health and safety qualifications

To assist with routine departmental administrative tasks To assist with the control and documentation of spares and stock To be a team player, able to work successfully with others at all levels by demonstrating effective two-way communication skills with peers, managers and Air Traffic Control.  To seek assistance from peers and managers when required To be prepared to accept feedback about personal strengths and development needs in order to improve.  To be dedicated to long term learning, displaying commitment and enthusiasm, maintaining flexibility and a positive outlook at all times To actively seek knowledge about the airport environment in order to enhance learning To gain an understanding of the role of the section and department, and to develop an appreciation of how the Engineering function fits into the business To develop effective problem-solving skills and an ability to complete tasks using established systems.  To be innovative, tackling problems or tasks from a different perspective To participate in projects and working parties, and to carry out any other duties that may be outside the standard remit for the purpose of personal development, or as may be reasonably required by the Company

To always ensure that all work is carried out in accordance with current Health and Safety Regulations, to ensure the safety of yourself, other employees and the general public.

Training:
Level 3 Maintenance and operations engineering technician Apprenticeship Standard Functional Skills in maths and English, if required https://skillsengland.education.gov.uk/apprenticeships/st0154-v1-4 Embedded qualification to ensure all knowledge is provided (Diploma in Engineering Technology) Training will be delivered one day per week, term time, and is based at The Ruddington site and facilities are in creation to enrich the student experience, developing them with the necessary skills using industry recognised equipment to ensure the apprentice receives training closely matched to the employer’s and Industry 

Training Outcome:
Full time employment as an Air Traffic Safety Engineering Technician with East Midlands Airport This can consist of what a learner could progress into. Which can include, increased duties, salary and new qualifications

Employer Description:
East Midlands Airport connects over 4 million passengers with more than 80 destinations across Europe and is also the UK’s number one provider of pure freight services. Part of the largest UK owned airport operator group, MAG, East Midlands Airport supports over 6,000 jobs and generates around £300m each year for the region.

Working Hours :
Monday- Sunday Shift work 40 hours per week 7am- 2.15pm 2pm- 10.30pm 30 minute paid lunch break

Skills:
Communication skills,Attention to detail,Organisation skills,Problem solving skills,Presentation skills,Analytical skills,Logical,Team working,Initiative,Patience