Technician Electrical & Plumbing (0.88FTE)
About This Role
The Role:
We are looking for an enthusiastic and skilled Technician to join our Construction department at the Hackney Campus. You will play a vital role in supporting teaching and learning by preparing practical workshops, maintaining tools and equipment, and ensuring a safe, engaging, and productive learning environment for all electrical and plumbing students.
This is a hands‑on, dynamic role ideal for someone with strong practical skills and a passion for the electrical and plumbing trade.
Based in the heart of Hackney, this campus offers a vibrant, industry-focused environment with modern facilities that support high-quality skills training. The campus boasts dedicated construction workshops, strong links with local employers, and an energetic community feel.
Students and staff at Hackney benefit from easy transport links, a supportive campus culture, and access to specialist equipment used in real construction settings. The site is well-known for its inclusive atmosphere and commitment to providing opportunities that help learners progress into work or further study.
Key Responsibilities:
- Prepare materials, tools, and equipment for practical lessons and assessments.
- Set up and demonstrate tools, machinery, and equipment safely.
- Maintain and repair tools and machinery, keeping accurate servicing records.
- Ensure resources are stored and organised in line with college policies.
- Oversee and support students during practical sessions to maintain safe working practices.
- Manage stock levels, order supplies, and recycle materials where appropriate.
- Provide technical support to staff and respond to students’ practical needs.
- Assist in creating a high-quality, professional workshop environment.
Who You Are:
- A relevant qualification or experience in the electrical and plumbing trade.
- Practical knowledge of traditional and modern techniques.
- Experience working in construction, multi‑skills, or similar technical disciplines is beneficial.
- Strong organisational and problem‑solving skills.
- Good understanding of health and safety in workshop environments.
- Friendly, clear communicator with the ability to support young people and adult learners.
- Willingness to work towards an Assessor’s Award.