Rail Signalling Apprentice: Level 4 Advanced Technician

Siemens; Manchester; Hybrid; GBP 12,000 - 15,000; Full time

Job summary

Siemens is offering a Level 4 Rail Engineering Advanced Technician apprenticeship in the UK, delivered in a hybrid block-release model over about 48 months, with NTAR as the training provider. The programme aligns to signalling and control systems across the UK rail network, with a permanent role on successful completion.

Applicants must meet GCSE grade requirements and one of several engineering qualifications, with a focus on developing technical and professional skills through hands-on live

Qualifications

• Candidates must have achieved at least a Grade 4/C in GCSE English Language and Maths
• Logical thinking, willing to self-learn and research, and take a creative approach to problem solving
• Ability to work independently, safely and responsibly; take ownership of challenges and ideas and are looking to develop your ability to drive and lead change
• Enjoy collaborating with others to find innovative solutions
• Candidates must have achieved, or on track to achieve, one of the following: Level 3 Engineering Qualification; Level 3 Advanced Apprenticeship in Engineering; Relevant Engineering BTEC or equivalent technical qualification; 3x A Levels at C or above in relevant subjects (such as maths, physics and/or engineering)

Responsibilities

• Build your engineering skills by learning how signalling and control systems are designed, tested, installed and maintained.
• Gain real-world experience on live projects, supporting signalling and control solutions across the UK rail network while learning about key industry standards and processes.
• Develop your career and professional skills throughout your apprenticeship, with opportunities to work towards professional registration and take part in STEM and volunteering activities.
• Deliver an Apprentice Excellence Project by proposing a change to a business process.

Job description

Siemens is offering a Level 4 Rail Engineering Advanced Technician apprenticeship in the UK, delivered in a hybrid block-release model over about 48 months, with NTAR as the training provider. The programme aligns to signalling and control systems across the UK rail network, with a permanent role on successful completion.

Applicants must meet GCSE grade requirements and one of several engineering qualifications, with a focus on developing technical and professional skills through hands-on live