Construction Workshop Technician - Support Teaching & Tools

ACS Staffing Solutions; Northampton; On-site; GBP 22,398 - 27,375; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Local Government Pension Scheme

33 days holiday (inc bank/public)

Enhanced Maternity & Paternity

On-site gym membership

Free on-site parking

Cycle to Work Scheme

Wellbeing programme

Annual volunteering day

Job summary

Moulton College is seeking a Construction Technician to support the Construction department. The role involves preparing materials, maintaining workshops, and assisting teaching staff with practical lessons, while upholding health and safety standards.

The post requires safeguarding awareness, DBS clearance, and a commitment to delivering high-quality practical education. The role carries a 37-hour week with possible weekend/evening work and a salary of £24,487 per annum.

Qualifications

• GCSE Maths and English at grade C or equivalent.
• Commitment to continuous professional development (CPD).
• First Aid Certificate.
• Experience with workshop equipment and materials.
• Practical carpentry experience.
• Experience in education or similar environment.
• Knowledge of building construction and design.

Responsibilities

• Prepare materials for practical classes.
• Assist with preparation and collection of practical materials.
• Clear up and clean workshops after classes.
• Carry out day-to-day housekeeping in workshops and prep areas.
• Complete administrative tasks including stock/asset registers.
• Undertake basic maintenance and minor repairs in workshops.
• Promote safeguarding and adherence to policies.
• Support supervision of workshops and practical sessions.

Education

GCSE Maths and English (Grade C or equivalent)

Commitment to CPD

First Aid Certificate

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

Excellent communication

Prioritisation & planning

Team player

Tools

Workshop equipment

Job description

Moulton College is seeking a Construction Technician to support the Construction department. The role involves preparing materials, maintaining workshops, and assisting teaching staff with practical lessons, while upholding health and safety standards.

The post requires safeguarding awareness, DBS clearance, and a commitment to delivering high-quality practical education. The role carries a 37-hour week with possible weekend/evening work and a salary of £24,487 per annum.