Back to searchShorterm Group have designed a paid upskilling programme that takes experienced light vehicle/car mechanics and upskills them to be highly competent HGV technicians. It is working on Fire Engines.
This is a 1-year paid "work and learn" programme. The training programme consists of 24 separate planned on the job (OTJ) training practical assessments across the year.
HGV/Fire Engines and Support vehicles
* Client: Babcock International
* Location: Ruislip
* Working on Blue light vehicles - Fire Engines and support vehicles
* Shift: Shift work: Early/Late shifts, 06:00-14:30 and 13:30-22:00, Monday to Friday
* Salary: Starting circa 34k p.a for a 40hr worked week, with overtime available. There is a permanent role with a salary of circa 44k upon completion of the programme - 1 year.
* Duration: 12 months in the clients' depot - after this there is a very good prospect of full-time employment direct with the client and a pay increase.
* IMI accreditation upon completion of the 1-year programme.
* The client has about 11/12 years left on the contract, so this is a long term, secure opportunity.
Candidates for this position will need to have the following:
* Will have completed an apprenticeship in light vehicle mechanics and repair, BTEC, City & Guilds qualification or a level 2equivalent relevant qualification. In exceptional cases we will consider candidates who do not possess a level 2 qualification or equivalent but who have strong relevant technical expertise.
* Hold a full UK drivers' licence.
* Own a laptop/PC and have domestic internet connectivity.
* Have the right to live and work in the UK.
* Live within a reasonable commute of a designated garage.
* Own a toolbox and tools as befits a practicing car mechanic or equivalent.
Any queries please let me know.
Vehicle Technician to Fire Engine Technician
Shorterm Group
Posted 16 days ago, valid for 20 days
Ruislip, Greater London HA4 7BD, England
£34,000 - £44,000 per annum
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- Shorterm Group offers a paid upskilling programme for experienced light vehicle mechanics to become HGV technicians working on fire engines.
- The 1-year programme includes 24 on-the-job training assessments and starts with a salary of approximately £34,000 per annum for a 40-hour work week, with overtime available.
- Upon successful completion, candidates can secure a permanent role with a salary of around £44,000.
- Candidates must have completed an apprenticeship in light vehicle mechanics or possess a relevant qualification, along with a full UK driver's license and necessary tools.
- This opportunity is long-term, with the potential for full-time employment and IMI accreditation after the programme.
This is a 1-year paid "work and learn" programme. The training programme consists of 24 separate planned on the job (OTJ) training practical assessments across the year.
HGV/Fire Engines and Support vehicles
* Client: Babcock International
* Location: Ruislip
* Working on Blue light vehicles - Fire Engines and support vehicles
* Shift: Shift work: Early/Late shifts, 06:00-14:30 and 13:30-22:00, Monday to Friday
* Salary: Starting circa 34k p.a for a 40hr worked week, with overtime available. There is a permanent role with a salary of circa 44k upon completion of the programme - 1 year.
* Duration: 12 months in the clients' depot - after this there is a very good prospect of full-time employment direct with the client and a pay increase.
* IMI accreditation upon completion of the 1-year programme.
* The client has about 11/12 years left on the contract, so this is a long term, secure opportunity.
Candidates for this position will need to have the following:
* Will have completed an apprenticeship in light vehicle mechanics and repair, BTEC, City & Guilds qualification or a level 2equivalent relevant qualification. In exceptional cases we will consider candidates who do not possess a level 2 qualification or equivalent but who have strong relevant technical expertise.
* Hold a full UK drivers' licence.
* Own a laptop/PC and have domestic internet connectivity.
* Have the right to live and work in the UK.
* Live within a reasonable commute of a designated garage.
* Own a toolbox and tools as befits a practicing car mechanic or equivalent.
Any queries please let me know.