Overhead Line Engineer Apprentice — Train, Earn & Lead the Grid

National Grid; United Kingdom; On-site; GBP 32,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading energy provider in the UK seeks Higher Apprentices to join their Overhead Line programme. This role offers the opportunity to earn £31,310 while completing a Level 4 qualification in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Candidates will develop skills through hands-on training and have a job waiting upon completion. Key responsibilities include managing overhead line projects and safety training. Applicants should possess A-Levels including Maths or Physics and a drive for practical problem-solving. This is an excellent entry point into the energy industry.

Benefits

26 days annual leave plus holidays

£250 performance bonus

Pension contribution scheme

Discounts on retailers

Financial support for studies

Qualifications

• Two A-Levels including Maths or Physics graded C or above, or a BTEC with Maths or engineering module.
• Five GCSEs including Maths and English Language graded 4(C) or equivalent.
• A valid UK driving licence prior to start date.
• Ability to live away from home during training.

Responsibilities

• Develop projects and safe systems of work for overhead line teams.
• Support daily management of overhead line team resources.
• Respond to overhead line faults and defects.
• Develop specialist technical skills for OHL projects.
• Shadow experienced engineers to gain skills in the field.

Skills

Attention to detail

Multitasking

Communication

Practical engineering mindset

Education

Two A-Levels including Maths or Physics

Five GCSEs including Maths and English

Job description

A leading energy provider in the UK seeks Higher Apprentices to join their Overhead Line programme. This role offers the opportunity to earn £31,310 while completing a Level 4 qualification in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Candidates will develop skills through hands-on training and have a job waiting upon completion. Key responsibilities include managing overhead line projects and safety training. Applicants should possess A-Levels including Maths or Physics and a drive for practical problem-solving. This is an excellent entry point into the energy industry.