Brick Technician

Description

Supervise, train and assess students during practical sessions and assessments, reporting on progress, exercising good and safe workshop practice in compliance with Health and Safety regulations and legislation, taking responsibility for the safe management of materials, chemicals, tools, equipment and instrumentation within the workshop environment, to ensure the delivery of high quality practical sessions which fully comply with relevant Health and Safety legislation and best practice.

19 February 2026

Apprenticeships

Permanent - Full Time

Maidstone Campus

Lloyd Woodhall

£25,212 - £29,729 / year

• Supervise, train and assess students during practical sessions and assessments, including monitoring, recording and reporting students’ progress as required in the specified format for the relevant qualification and maintaining an up to date record of all practical sessions and activities delivered. This includes monitoring and registering the attendance of students in workshop/practical sessions and assessments.
• Exercise good and safe workshop practice in compliance with Health and Safety regulations and legislation and to maintain a safe, clean and tidy learning environment. This will include providing first aid as and when required.
• Take responsibility for the safe management of materials, chemicals, tools, equipment and instrumentation according to the levels of associated risk during the ordering, storage, use and disposal process with reference to COSHH Regulations and other relevant H&S legislation.
• Deal with materials, tools and equipment for workshop sessions including keeping a record of all materials used in order to effectively manage stock levels, ordering, unloading of delivered materials, preparation for sessions, issuing to students and monitoring its use, in compliance with H&S and COSHH regulations.
• Understand and provide advice to students and staff on relevant legislation, policies and procedures that have an impact upon the role and service, including assisting candidates to compile portfolios in accordance with the requirements of the awarding organisation.
• Meet regularly with lecturers, assessors and the Internal Verifier to standardise assessment decisions.
• Assist with the delivery of apprenticeship training programmes both in the workplace and in College as required by the Head of Department.
• Undertake training alongside other curriculum staff in preparation to deliver the new or updated qualifications.

In addition all post holders will be required to be trained to act as Fire Marshals and First Aiders.

• A full employment history from the time you left full-time education, with details of any gaps in employment explained.
• Information on all relevant education and qualifications.

Please note, incomplete applications will not be considered. Your co-operation helps us maintain the highest standards of safety and care for children and young people.

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