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An exciting opportunity for an Electrical Maintenance Apprenticeship in Reading, focusing on electrical systems and high-low voltage maintenance. Trainees will learn through hands-on experience and college courses, later joining qualified tradespeople. Ideal for passionate individuals aged 16 and over with a practical aptitude and a desire to apply engineering principles.
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24.06.2025
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We're a team of remarkable people achieving an extraordinary mission: keeping the nation safe and secure.
Our work is critical. We are responsible for delivering the next warhead for the UK's nuclear deterrent; working at the forefront of nuclear technologies that keep the nation safe.
Our support for the government’s strategy takes many facets: from supporting the weapon programme for the nuclear deterrent, supporting the UK’s counter terrorist programme, identifying where there may be nuclear tests taking place around the world, and building an expert group of individuals in order to give the UK real depth in nuclear science and technology.
Start an extraordinary career; grow your skills, learn from industry experts and become part of a community at one of the most unique companies in the UK.
About the role
There are numerous electrical maintenance roles available. These include power distribution systems installation, electrical testing and inspection, maintenance on both high and low voltage systems and work on lightning protection systems.
During your first 18 months, you will train in our Skills Academy, as well as attend day release at college. This is where you learn all about electrical theory, cabling and wiring infrastructure. You will then go on to individually produce around 40 small projects, where you will be involved in designing, installing, repairing, and maintaining electrical systems. After 18 months you will join the qualified trades people onsite where you will receive on-the-job training as an electrical engineer. Typically, this will involve six separate three-month placements, which will broaden your electrical knowledge and expose you to the full spectrum of our plant and facilities. These placements can include facility engineering, electrical utilities, and design compliance, & lightning protection systems.
About You
If you have an interest in understanding how electrical assemblies work as well high and low voltage systems, enjoy inspection and fault-finding activities, being hands on and applying engineering principles into real life scenarios, then we would love to hear from you!
Requirements
If you currently hold a Level 3 Diploma in Engineering or similar, you should consider applying for a degree level apprenticeship.