Submarine Weapons Engineering Instructor

weServed; United Kingdom; Remote; GBP 48,000 - 50,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous holiday allowance

Pension with life assurance

Digital GP and annual health check

Employee shopping savings portal

Payment of Professional Fees

Reservists leave 10 days

Holiday Trading between years

Be Kind Day

Job summary

Babcock in Helensburgh is hiring a Weapons Engineering Instructor to support Royal Navy submarine readiness at HM Naval Base Clyde. You’ll train on sonar and tactical weapons, develop content, and ensure security compliance while maintaining learner records.

This on-site role requires UK security clearance (SC) and a 37-hour week, with generous benefits and a strong focus on professional development and safeguarding national security obligations.

Qualifications

• Experience with submarine Tactical Weapons Engineering Systems, preferably Astute class.
• Strong knowledge of sonar and weapon systems.
• Ability to manage priorities and work independently.
• Excellent communication and stakeholder skills.
• Good organisational skills and deadlines management.

Responsibilities

• Deliver specialist Weapons Engineering training focused on sonar and tactical weapons systems.
• Review and updating training materials to reflect operational and technical developments.
• Provide technical expertise to support course development, system changes and training improvement initiatives.
• Complete training administration, reporting activities and learner records in line with quality standards.
• Support security compliance activities, audits and the protection of sensitive information and assets.

Skills

Submarine Weapons Systems

Sonar expertise

Independent working

Stakeholder engagement

Security clearance readiness

Education

Royal Navy Weapons Engineering Watch Keeper

Job description

Babcock in Helensburgh is hiring a Weapons Engineering Instructor to support Royal Navy submarine readiness at HM Naval Base Clyde. You’ll train on sonar and tactical weapons, develop content, and ensure security compliance while maintaining learner records.

This on-site role requires UK security clearance (SC) and a 37-hour week, with generous benefits and a strong focus on professional development and safeguarding national security obligations.