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Heidelberg Materials UK offers a Higher Apprenticeship in Chester starting September 2027. You’ll earn a salary while training to become a Mineral Products Technician, with a clear pathway to the role of Area Technical Supervisor.
The program blends hands-on work in our concrete business with formal university study. You will gain practical experience from day one, supported by mentorship and structured learning.
Heidelberg Materials UK (formerly Hanson UK) is one of the UK’s largest suppliers of construction materials, employing over 4,000 people and operating around 300 manufacturing sites in the UK.
We are committed to building a more sustainable future and recognise that a diverse workforce is vital to our growth and advancement. We aim to promote a culture that values openness, transparency and individual achievement.
At the centre of our actions lies the responsibility for the environment. As the front runner on the path to carbon neutrality and circular economy in the building materials industry, we are working on sustainable building materials and solutions for the future. We enable new opportunities for our customers through digitalisation.
Higher Apprentice Location: Chester
Salary: £25,084
Earn While You Learn: Gain a Level 5 in Mineral Product Technician
End Role of Apprenticeship: Area Technical Supervisor
Start Date: September 2027
Training to become a Mineral Products Technician
This apprenticeship offers a structured pathway to becoming a Area Technical Supervisor. You’ll gain hands-on experience across all aspects of our concrete business, supported by expert mentorship and formal training. You’ll develop the technical and professional skills needed for a successful career in the construction industry.
You’ll be employed from day one, working alongside experienced professionals on real projects that shape the built environment within our Technical department. You’ll gain practical, hands-on experience in a Technical role.
Alongside your job, you’ll study part-time with a university. Your learning is directly linked to your role, so you’ll see how theory applies in practice and vice versa.