About the role
Do you have a keen interest in the field of Electrical Testing and Inspection? Do you want to work with one of the leading Electrical testing companies in the UK? This could be your first step to an exciting career as an Electrical Testing Apprentice. You will receive on-the-job training.
Apprentice Electrician for the role of electrical testing and inspection engineer.
To learn to carry out a range of electrical testing, including:
This will also include:
Training
The training will be a mix of practical learning and theory covering things like:
https://www.instituteforapprenticeships.org/apprenticeship-standards/installation-electrician-and-maintenance-electrician-v1-0
Apprenticeship standard: Installation and maintenance electrician (level 3)
Training provider: HARLOW COLLEGE
After your apprenticeship
Working hours
4 days a week. Start time 8.00am, finish time 5.00pm, with 1-hour for lunch each day and 1 day a week at college. Working days to be confirmed.
40 hours a week
Duration: 3 Years 6 Months
Possible start date: 2 January 2027
Wage
£16,640 a year
Skills
Qualifications
About the employer
Project Solver is a Millennium-born company offering expert insight to the building services industry on a national scale. Project Solver has impressive experience and a unique approach to problems. Project Solver cuts the waffle, promises a realistic analysis and most importantly a solution. Not surprisingly, this has meant that Project Solver has been successful in attracting high profile clients.The map is provided by Google. Showing it sends your IP address and browser details to Google.
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