GTG Training are recruiting on behalf of First Bus for an Apprentice Bus Mechanic in their Aberdeen Depot.
Are you looking to kick-start an exciting career in engineering? As an Apprentice Bus Mechanic with First Bus, you'll learn from experienced technicians while gaining the skills and qualifications needed to build a successful career in the vehicle engineering industry.
You'll earn while you learn, working towards an SCQF Level 7 in Heavy Goods and Public Service Vehicle Maintenance and Repair, while gaining hands-on experience maintaining and repairing some of the most modern bus fleets in the UK.
What will I do?
You'll work alongside experienced engineers, learning how to:
- Service, maintain and repair buses and coaches
- Carry out vehicle inspections and safety checks
- Diagnose mechanical, electrical and vehicle system faults
- Remove and replace components
- Work on modern electric vehicle technology
- Follow health and safety procedures within the workshop
What will I learn?
You'll gain hands-on experience while studying towards:
SCQF Level 7 Heavy Goods and Public Service Vehicle Maintenance and Repair.
First bus engineers are at the heart of the action, keeping their buses on the roads and serving their millions of customers every day. It’s a rewarding and challenging job, and to help transform public transport First Bus has set a goal to have zero emissions by 2035, so you’ll also be helping the planet and supporting local communities as they reach net zero.
This apprenticeship will help you to become a well-rounded engineer who will be able to work on both diesel and electric buses.
What qualifications do I need?
You should have, or be expected to achieve:
- National 4 (or above) in English
- National 4 (or above) in Maths
- National 4 (or above) in a Science or Technical subject
What qualities are we looking for?
- A genuine interest in engineering and vehicle technology
- Enthusiasm to learn and develop new skills
- Good problem-solving skills
- A positive attitude and strong work ethic
- Ability to work as part of a team
Applications will be considered as they're received, so vacancies may close early.
Ready to start your engineering career? Apply now.