Project Controls Technician Apprenticeship – Heathrow Shared Apprenticeship Scheme
The Heathrow Shared Apprenticeship Scheme is one of the UK’s most exciting apprenticeship programmes. The scheme provides career changing opportunities for residents close to the airport.
Job Description
A Project Controls Technician controls, monitors and systematically analyzes progress and performance data on engineering, manufacturing, construction and infrastructure projects. They require strong analytical skills and a practical approach to interpret technical information. They use specific, complex software tools to undertake a wide range of project controls tasks, including: identifying the right data for scrutinizing progress; setting baseline targets; tracking progress and performance; forecasting trends; identifying, modeling and anticipating deviations from baseline; assessing the impact of design and construction changes; and using insight to recommend early preventative and remedial actions.
Duties typically include
- Control of a project lifecycle considering the relationship between time and cost, quality and risk.
- Reviewing and interpreting technical information from different sources such as engineering drawings, manufacturing plans, or construction plans.
- Interpret technical requirements and specifications to develop estimate techniques.
- Scheduling and planning.
- Create, use and interpret work breakdown and coding structures.
Office-Based Role
This role involves prolonged periods of desk‑based work, computer use, and telephone communication within an office environment. K10 Apprenticeships will consider reasonable adjustments where possible to support individuals in carrying out the essential duties of the role.
K10 are a disability confident employer who are proud to support apprentices in the workplace and at college. The K10 team is trained in assisting learners with varying levels of support and guidance.
If you have any disabilities or require reasonable adjustments in the interview process, please let us know and we would be happy to accommodate.
Typical Working Week
40 hours per week with a start time typically between 07:00 and 08:00 and inclusive of paid 8 hours at college.
Person Specification
- Proactive approach, taking pride in their work and taking accountability for decisions.
- A love of variety in a role and ability to adapt to a dynamic, fast‑paced working environment.
- Ability to quickly prioritise tasks and the initiative to dive head‑first into problem solving.
- Excellent communication and collaboration skills and enjoy working with multiple teams.
- Ability to analyse and interpret information and effectively communicate this to different team members and audiences.
- Ability to visit different sites and training days.
- Curiosity to learn quickly in a reactive and dynamic working environment.
- Able to understand and follow health and safety protocols.
English and Maths at GCSE Grade 4/C or above, or Functional Skills at Level 2 or above.
The information/qualifications you provide on your CV will be verified; any inaccuracies will have a negative impact on your application.
Key Training/College Information
K10 will enrol you to the course and fund your qualifications through an accredited training provider. The apprenticeship duration is 40 months.
To start this apprenticeship, you’ll need to be
- Living in England for the last three years and have the right to work status.
- Not enrolled on any other courses.
- 18 years or older due to site health & safety rules.
To be eligible for the Heathrow Shared Apprenticeship Scheme, you must reside in one of the following regions
- Hillingdon
- Hounslow
- Ealing
- South Buckinghamshire
- Elmbridge
- Slough
- Runnymede
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