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Engineering Apprentice
Gas Engineering Apprentice at Royal Mail!
Location: Heathrow Worldwide Distribution Centre, Hurricane Way, Langley, Slough, SL3 8AQ (involving travel between the following postcode areas - GU, RG, SL)
Salary: £15,199 - £22,591 (depending on age)
Hours/Shifts: 37.5 hours per week – shifts will be working with a mentor Duration: 3 – 4 years Qualification: Gas Engineering Operative - Level 3
Do You Like Fixing Things?
We’re looking for hands-on problem solvers eager to learn, explore, and grow within a dynamic engineering career.
What You’ll Do
As a Gas Engineering Apprentice, you’ll be responsible for maintaining safety and functionality within gas systems across our facilities. You’ll help keep buildings operational by:
- Installing and repairing gas systems
- Working on heating and hot water systems
- Fixing cooking and catering equipment
- Safety checking gas appliances to ensure compliance
- Following strict safety protocols at all times
Mentored by expert engineers, you’ll receive step-by-step guidance throughout your journey.
Learn While You Work
This role combines on-the-job training with structured learning:
- Daily hands-on skills development
- Formalised training and apprenticeship studies
- Progressive responsibility, growing from practical tasks to independent problem-solving
What You’ll Be Part Of
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- A supportive team of professional engineers
- A mentorship structure guiding you at every stage
- A role with direct impact on safety and customer satisfaction
Requirements
What You’ll Need
Applicants must have—or be able to achieve—the following:
- GCSE Maths and English Language at Level 4 (equivalent to a Grade 4/C)
- A minimum of 5 GCSEs (at Grade 4/C or above), with preference for:
- A Science subject (Physics, Biology, Chemistry, or Combined Science)
- Technical subjects
(We will support you if you’re working towards these qualifications during the apprenticeship.)
Key Personal Traits
The role calls for individuals who:
- Enjoy solving practical problems
- thrive in collaborative environments
- have a strong work ethic
- value safety above all
- maintain a professional, approachable attitude
Why Join Us?
Royal Mail offers more than just a career—it’s an opportunity to:
- Gain real-world experience in gas engineering
- Build confidence and technical skills
- Earn a fully accredited qualification
- Start a ** segura future** in maintenance engineering
Start your journey with us today!
The Process
Once you’ve applied, you’ll progress through a structured selection process:
- Numerical and verbal reasoning assessments – demonstrating your abilities with logic and communication.
- Screening interview – we’ll discuss your background and address your questions.
- Group assessment – collaborative tasks to evaluate teamwork and adaptability.
- Competency-based interview – we’ll discuss your suitability and career goals.


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We’re Here to Support You
We understand that recruitment can feel overwhelming, but Royal Mail’s team will guide you at every step. Your success is important to us, and inclusion is at the heart of everything we do:
- Trust and transparency – We emphasise openness about our expectations and values.
- Affirmative action – We especially encourage applicants from:
- The Armed Forces community (including spouses/partners, Reservists, or cadets)
- Any marginalised groups that represent our diverse customer base
- Support for adaptations – Need reasonable adjustments for your interview or assessment? Speak to your recruiter for tailored accommodations.
For more information about Royal Mail’s values, visit: https://www.internationaldistributionservices.com/en/about-us/
Closing Date: 19th June 2026 (Note: This advert may close early once sufficient applications are received.)
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