Instrumentation & Maintenance Engineer Apprentice

This is an exciting role where you will be supporting routine planned maintenance, fault finding and repair services.

Closing date for application is 30/04/26. The start date for this apprenticeship will be 01/07/2026.

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• Full-time – 37.5 hours a week.
  
• Competitive Apprentice Salary: £19,500 per year
  
• Enhanced Annual Leave: 5 days more than statutory plus an additional day for each 2 years of service up to 36 days
  
• Additional Benefits: Company bonus scheme / company pension scheme
  
• Duration: 3 year and 4 months
  
• Training Course: Engineering maintenance technician – dual discipline (level 3)
  

As part of your apprenticeship, and dependent on your prior attainment and age, you may be required to complete English and Maths Functional Skills which is an integral part of your apprenticeship. Upon successful completion you will be awarded additional certificates of recognition for these qualifications.

We are looking for someone to be part of our team long-term! We will continue to provide opportunities for professional development to enable you to be the best you can be.

Routine planned service of emissions monitoring instrumentation including:

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• Electrical systems
  
• Electronic Instrumentation
  
• Signal / communication protocols
  
• Compressed gas and compressed air
  

Sites located throughout the UK and Ireland:

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• Adhering to site rules for safe working. Carrying out specific site inductions
  
• Travel to and from sites for visits lasting between 1 and 5 days. Some overnight stays would be necessary. All travel and related expenses fully paid
  
• Range of different industries including forges, crematoriums, manufacturing plants, energy from waste facilities & power plants
  

Fault finding, repair and calibration:

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• Testing instrumentation on repair rigs in-house
  
• Call out visits to customers to establish issues and repair if possible
  
• Talking to site point of contact about works carried out before leaving site
  
• Preparing calibration reports to send to customer after the works have been completed, alongside a detailed covering email
  

Remote maintenance:

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• Dialling into site emissions equipment to look at performance of instrumentation and predict future maintenance requirements
  

Remote reporting:

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• Produce instrument performance reports to satisfy client requirements
  

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• Comprehensive training – on site, in-house and with our wider network of equipment suppliers.
  
• A supportive ethos – we work together as a team valuing the contribution each other makes to the business. We have a company culture which supports mental & physical wellbeing!
  
• Variety – you will have the chance to work on a range of equipment throughout the UK on varied industrial applications. This will be a great learning opportunity! xcfaprz
  
• Professional development – we are committed to training and furthering the skills and expertise of our team.