Highways & Street Works Trainer and Course Lead

Rise Technical Recruitment Ltd; Hull and East Yorkshire; Hybrid; GBP 32,000 - 39,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Teacher pension scheme

43 days holiday

Christmas shutdown

Outstanding facilities

Career progression

Full training

Job summary

Rise Technical Recruitment Ltd is seeking a Street Works/Highways Trainer based at the York campus to deliver and lead high-quality Street Works and highways programmes. You will train a small group of students, combining practical teaching with block-based coaching and weekly meetings with apprentices, while developing engaging curriculum content.

The role requires strong hands-on highways experience, NRSWA qualifications, and comfort with development of learners toward industry-recognised

Qualifications

• Hands-on Street Works/Highways experience.
• Strong NRSWA reinstatement knowledge and supervision/operatives qualifications.
• Experience with CAT and Genny locating underground services; traffic control equipment usage.

Responsibilities

• Teach practical and theory Street Works and Highways sessions.
• Hybrid role: college-based teaching and home-based work.
• Lead and manage courses within the department.
• Develop industry-relevant curriculum and resources.
• Support, mentor, and track student progress.

Skills

Street Works background

Highways background

CAT and Genny

traffic management

excavation

reinstatement

Education

NRSWA Reinstatement qualifications (Supervisor and Operative)

Tools

Stihl saws

Job description

Rise Technical Recruitment Ltd is seeking a Street Works/Highways Trainer based at the York campus to deliver and lead high-quality Street Works and highways programmes. You will train a small group of students, combining practical teaching with block-based coaching and weekly meetings with apprentices, while developing engaging curriculum content.

The role requires strong hands-on highways experience, NRSWA qualifications, and comfort with development of learners toward industry-recognised