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Cura Terrae
Apprenticeship Level 3
Apply by: 14/08/2026
Apply now on the GOV.UK apprenticeship site
About The Role
The Workshop Technician will report to the Workshop Controller and will be responsible for assisting in the day-to-day management of Cura Terrae Waters’ stock, assets and builds at the Sheffield office.
The Workshop Technician Will Be Responsible For
- Preparation, servicing and calibration of Cura Terrae Waters’ flow, water quality and rain gauge monitoring equipment and completing relevant documentation associated with this
- Management of the company’s fleet of monitoring instrumentation, including keeping the asset management database and calibration records up to date
- Carry out panel builds including wiring and mounting according to engineering drawings
- Perform Factory Acceptance Tests on panels built within the Workshop
- The allocation, issue, and tracking of equipment for site deployment
- Management and control of the company’s goods in/out tracking system
- Service stock management, issue, and replenishment, including involvement in stock taking and audits
- Ensuring that the Cura Terrae Waters’ workshop and storage areas are kept clean and tidy and adhere to all relevant HSEQ standards
- Assisting with continual improvement of workshop processes and procedures
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Requirements
- Educated in a relevant area to BTEC Level III or equivalent
- Organisational skills with a demonstrable ability to successfully manage a varied workload
- High attention to detail and recognition of the importance of quality in work
- Computer literate with Microsoft Office skills and aptitude to learn new software
- Significant experience with IT based management systems
- Good communication skills, both verbal and written
- Good Health and Safety knowledge in theory and practice
- A willingness to own issues and achieve timely resolutions
- A flexible attitude and a determination to complete
- Full clean driving licence


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Potential progression to more supervisory role depending on future work.
About The Training
Engineering Fitter Level 3.
About The Employer
Cura Terrae is a leading UK environmental group. We provide consultancy, services and solutions to help take care of The Earth.
Skills Required
- Communication skills
- Analytical skills
- Team working
Training Provider
CHESTERFIELD COLLEGE
Course/Training
Engineering fitter (level 3)
Apply by: 14/08/2026
Apply now on the GOV.UK apprenticeship site
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