Electrical Engineering Technician
Wigan & Leigh College
Wigan
Salary
£27,467 – £29,876 a year
Job type
full time
Location
Wigan, Greater Manchester
Category
Engineering
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Electrical Engineering Technician
37 Hours per Week | Permanent | All Year Round | Point 14 - 21
Prepare the environment. Support the learning. Help practical engineering come to life.
Great practical engineering teaching depends on more than what happens at the front of the classroom.
Equipment needs to work. Components need to be available. Laboratories need to be safe. Practical sessions need to be ready before students arrive.
That’s where you come in.
As our Electrical Engineering Technician, you’ll support practical learning across Electrical and Electronic Engineering, from Level 3 through to higher-level study.
You’ll prepare equipment and resources, support practical sessions, maintain laboratories and workshops and help students and lecturers use specialist equipment safely and effectively.
You might already work as a technician, or you could be an experienced industry practitioner looking to bring your practical knowledge into education.
Either way, you’ll need good technical judgement, strong organisation and a genuine commitment to safe working.
37 Hours per Week | Permanent | All Year Round | Point 14 - 21
Prepare the environment. Support the learning. Help practical engineering come to life.
Great practical engineering teaching depends on more than what happens at the front of the classroom.
Equipment needs to work. Components need to be available. Laboratories need to be safe. Practical sessions need to be ready before students arrive.
That’s where you come in.
As our Electrical Engineering Technician, you’ll support practical learning across Electrical and Electronic Engineering, from Level 3 through to higher-level study.
You’ll prepare equipment and resources, support practical sessions, maintain laboratories and workshops and help students and lecturers use specialist equipment safely and effectively.
You might already work as a technician, or you could be an experienced industry practitioner looking to bring your practical knowledge into education.
Either way, you’ll need good technical judgement, strong organisation and a genuine commitment to safe working.
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