Thursday, July 8, 2010

BRITISH AIRWAYS VACANCY IN UK,

BRITISH AIRWAYS VACANCY IN UK, THURSDAY 8, JULY 2010
Jobs Jul 8, 2010 AIRCRAFT

MECHANIC APPRENTICE

REF UKLHR1054
REGION UK – HEATHROW
LOCATION LONDON – HEATHROW
CATEGORY

JOB DESCRIPTION

CLOSING DATE: 30th September 2010

Engineering Technical Apprentice, Engineering,

Heathrow.

This scheme offers a unique opportunity to be involved

in a Programme run in conjunction with the three

Colleges mentioned below allowing you to study for a

vocational qualification combined with the support of

British Airways Engineering.

If you are interested in applying for this opportunity

please view the following College websites for more

information and details of how to apply for the Scheme
Farnborough College http://www.farn-ct.ac.uk/ tel:

01252 405 555
Kingston College http://www.kingston-college.ac.uk/

tel: 0208 546 2151
Brooklands College http://www.brooklands.ac.uk/ tel:

01932 797 700
Please note you will not be able to apply directly via

ba.com/jobs

REQUIREMENTS

JOB PURPOSE
The principal role of the Engineering Technical

Apprentice is to gain a comprehensive understanding of

all aspects of the aircraft mechanics function within

British Airways engineering.
The technical apprentice will have interaction across

all areas of the engineering department and will assist

in ensuring that all maintenance is carried out in

compliance with the appropriate regulatory legislation,

ensuring that British Airways’ fleet of aircraft are

maintained to the highest possible standard.
In addition, the role requires flexibility, enthusiasm,

a can-do attitude and the requirement to work

effectively within a team whilst successfully

completing a comprehensive academic qualification

programme.

JOB DIMENSIONS
No budgetary control.

RESPONSIBILITIES

PRINCIPAL ACCOUNTABILITIES
Responsible for understanding all aspects of the

aircraft mechanic role within key production areas of

engineering including hangars, workshops, warehousing

and logistics areas.
Carry out computer and documentary transactions as

required Representing specific area interests at

meetings
Successful completion of PEO (Performing Engineering

Operations) Level 2
Successful completion of Functional skills modules in

mathematics, communications and IT
Successful completion of City and Guilds 2661 and NVQ

Level 3
During the role there will be a requirement for an

involvement in specific tasks and projects to assist in

both the completion of the NVQ but also to support the

business.
Specific coaching will be provided throughout the

programme to ensure both understanding and competence.
There will also be a requirement to manage and deliver

non-engineering projects to develop skills in team

building, communications, budgeting and prioritisation.

THE INDIVIDUAL

ESSENTIAL CAPABILITIES

What skills will you be required to bring to the role

(Practised capability/behaviour)
Can you demonstrate competent hand skills?
Can you manage and resolve problems?
Are you able to prioritise to meet deadlines?
Do you work effectively in a team?
Can you communicate effectively?
What are the minimum qualifications required

(Academic/vocational)
Do you have or are you expected to gain 4 GCSE’s at

grade A* to C including English Language, Mathematics

and a science or equivalent?
What experiences have you had to support your

application (preferred)
Have you undertaken work experience in a

technical/engineering/aerospace environment?

What expertise should you possess (Specialist

knowledge)
Are you PC literate?
Can you comprehend technical data?
Do you have experience of effective report writing?

Additional Website Text

Please DO NOT click on “APPLY” you will not be able to

apply directly via ba.com/jobs please view the college

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