Plastering Technician
Wigan & Leigh College
Wigan
Salary
£26,070 – £29,876 a year
Job type
full time
Location
Wigan, Greater Manchester
Category
Maintenance & trades
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Pay
This advert’s stated pay is within the typical range for maintenance & trades jobs across the UK: typically £25,300 – £37,000 a year, from 218 adverts that state a salary.
Employer
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37 Hours per Week, Permanent
Keep the workshops ready. Support practical learning. Help students build trade skills with confidence.
Good practical learning starts with a workshop that is ready.
Tools need to be safe. Materials need to be prepared. Equipment needs to be in the right place. Students need clear standards, and lecturers need reliable technical support so sessions run smoothly.
As our Plastering Technician, you’ll help make that happen.
You’ll support practical learning across Plastering and wider Construction provision. You’ll prepare resources, maintain tools and equipment, support workshop activity and help create safe, organised environments where students can develop real trade skills.
This role is ideal for someone with plastering or wider construction experience who enjoys practical work and wants to support the next generation of learners.
You do not need to be a lecturer. You do need to understand how a good workshop should run, take health and safety seriously and be confident helping students work safely and professionally.
Keep the workshops ready. Support practical learning. Help students build trade skills with confidence.
Good practical learning starts with a workshop that is ready.
Tools need to be safe. Materials need to be prepared. Equipment needs to be in the right place. Students need clear standards, and lecturers need reliable technical support so sessions run smoothly.
As our Plastering Technician, you’ll help make that happen.
You’ll support practical learning across Plastering and wider Construction provision. You’ll prepare resources, maintain tools and equipment, support workshop activity and help create safe, organised environments where students can develop real trade skills.
This role is ideal for someone with plastering or wider construction experience who enjoys practical work and wants to support the next generation of learners.
You do not need to be a lecturer. You do need to understand how a good workshop should run, take health and safety seriously and be confident helping students work safely and professionally.
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