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The School of Engineering Computing and Mathematics (SECAM) wish to appoint a Senior Technician (Physical Modelling) to provide research support in the University of Plymouth’s flagship Coastal
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integrated within the Central Apprenticeship Hub team. The focus of the role will be to work closely with programme delivery teams to support the monitoring process of apprentices as they work towards
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complementary skills in manufacturing, process controls, industry regulation, health and safety, marketing, and project management enable them to support customer every step of the way to see their product
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material/process design. Where appropriate, the determination and quantification of nanomaterial deactivation phenomena (as a function of time-on-stream), and creation of solutions to mitigate
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writing, a basic level of computer knowledge would be advantageous. You will have an awareness of manual handling skills and a reasonable degree of physical fitness, as you will be required to move, lift
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collaboratively with other Team Leaders to lead, inspire and manage a team of administrators to deliver a high quality recruitment service whilst driving a programme of continuous process improvements
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The University is renowned for the high quality of its research and teaching and has recognised that the physical setting in which this takes place is critical. The University is a multi-site
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. You will have a sound awareness of health and safety matters including manual handling and risk assessment. Due to the nature of the work, you must be in good health, physically fit and happy to work
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Facilitators play a vital role in programme, facilitating and managing the process of learning, using their expertise to probe and stimulate reasoning and problem solving and to support students to reflect
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addressing today’s global challenges. You will be expected to lead and teach in core areas within Building Engineering, such as building services engineering, services commissioning, building physics, low