Advanced Apprentice HVDC Technician maintaining and operating the UK’s interconnectors.
Compensation
We are proud to offer a starting salary of £25,946 for this apprenticeship, with annual salary increases throughout the programme.
Responsibilities
Carrying out maintenance activities, inspections, testing, fault finding, repairs and working with electrical, mechanical, control and protection systems.
Working outdoors in all weather conditions.
Wearing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
Working at height.
Occasionally working in confined spaces.
Requirements
5 GCSEs (Grade 4/C or above), including English, Maths and Science
Mechanical Fitters are responsible for maintaining a wide range of works on Substation equipment, including high voltage cable systems, ancillary equipment, and performing installations, refurbishments, fault investigations, and condition monitoring.
Locations (2)
London, England, United Kingdom
Eakring, Nottinghamshire, United Kingdom
Compensation
Starting package £54,673 pa including allowances. Paid overtime + Bonus (2025 – up to 4%), Company commercial vehicle from home to work.
Responsibilities
Maintain and repair high voltage equipment and cable systems
Strip down and rebuild equipment
Install new equipment and refurbish existing equipment
Investigate faults and perform repairs
Monitor condition of equipment
Requirements
Recognised apprenticeship in Mechanical engineering OR NVQ/Level 3 Mechanical qualification
Nice to have: High Voltage engineering/cables experience
Supporting technicians to ensure quality items are produced in line with company standards, on time and in full, involving plastics moulding machinery and fault finding.
Responsibilities
Carrying out tool changes and setting for plastics moulding machinery
Fault finding on machinery, identifying mechanical faults, set up issues, ancillary equipment settings and production quality issues
Report to Supervisor when any machines are stopped for any reason other than tool changes
Report all machine faults if they cannot be cured or are affecting production and agree a suitable course of action
Raise maintenance works orders detailing any machine faults to the maintenance department
Requirements
Minimum Level 2 in Engineering/Vehicle Maintenance or similar / equivalent
Electrical Engineer responsible for maintaining and developing plant and equipment, ensuring safety and operational standards, performing maintenance, diagnostics, and root cause analysis within a manufacturing/production maintenance environment.
Responsibilities
Ensuring compliance with safety and operational standards
Performing routine and preventive maintenance
Fault finding and diagnostics in reactive breakdown or planned situations
Ensuring all unplanned maintenance issues or breakdowns are dealt with promptly and efficiently whilst ensuring that PPM schedules are maintained
Participating in incident investigations to identify root causes
Requirements
HNC in Electrical Engineering
Completed an apprenticeship in an electrical discipline
Nice to have: Multi-skilled engineering experience
Lead electrical fault finding and maintenance activities across site infrastructure and utility systems, diagnosing faults, carrying out repairs and completing planned maintenance to minimise downtime
Compensation
Competitive annual salary, plus KP Pension Plan with up to 7% matched contributions
Responsibilities
Lead electrical fault finding and maintenance activities across site infrastructure and utility systems
Maintain critical electrical infrastructure including power distribution, control systems and site services equipment
Support essential site services and utilities including boilers, compressed air systems, water services and effluent systems
Ensure compliance and statutory requirements are met through inspections, testing, record keeping and support of fire, sprinkler and legionella systems
Drive continuous improvement and reliability initiatives by identifying opportunities to improve equipment performance, energy efficiency and operational effectiveness
Requirements
A recognised electrical qualification such as an Electrical Apprenticeship, NVQ Level 3 in an electrical discipline or equivalent, with 18th Edition BS7671
Maintain, optimise and troubleshoot a highly automated and robotic sample preparation laboratory, supporting reliability and performance of specialised equipment through preventative maintenance, fault finding, repairs and ongoing technical support.
Compensation
A competitive base salary reflective of your skills and experience with annual incentive bonus
Responsibilities
Perform preventative maintenance, routine servicing and breakdown repairs across mechanical, robotic and automated equipment and systems.
Diagnose and troubleshoot equipment faults both on-site and remotely, completing machine audits and performance adjustments to optimise reliability.
Maintain and repair robotic sample-handling systems, crushers, automated pulverisers and other specialised laboratory equipment.
Support the integration, maintenance and calibration of advanced analytical equipment, including TGA and X-ray spectrometry systems.
Provide responsive on-site technical support, including participation in on-call requirements and guidance to customers and operational teams.
Manufacturing Apprentice in KLA’s Manufacturing/Operations Department, focused on assembly, testing, and cleanroom support within semiconductor production.
Responsibilities
Mechanical/Electrical assembly, wiring and fault finding in tools
Operation and process engineering
Carrying out site maintenance and cleanroom support
Leading and assisting with continuous improvement projects
Completing NVQ log book entries and pursuing BTEC/HNC qualifications in Electronics
Requirements
Maths GCSE at grade B or above
Four further GCSEs including English & Science at grade C or above