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During a maintenance operations Apprenticeship in London, you’ll be here there and everywhere. If you’re looking for a career that’s varied then you’ve come to the right place.
Get your tool box at the ready …
What will you be doing during a maintenance operations Apprenticeship in London?
In short; everything. You’ll do all the general repairs and maintenance needed to keep buildings in good running order.
Your typical duties could include anything from repairing roofing and guttering to painting walls. Hanging doors and fitting skirting boards to repairing or rebuilding walls. If you’re looking for a job where no two days are the same, then a maintenance operation Apprenticeship will suit you down to a T. Other jobs could include fitting kitchens and bathrooms, tiling walls and floors, undertaking small plumbing repairs and minor electrical tasks, performing checks on security and fire appliances, masonry work such as external walls or steps, laying slabs, erecting fences, laying vinyl flooring, and glazing and replacing glass.
Wow … be prepared to be busy.
What next?
There are plenty of progression routes for a maintenance operation apprentice. You could work as self employed. Due to gaining experience in a wide variety of working environments, you may also choose to specialise in a specific sector such as painting and decorating. With experience, you could have your own team of apprentices and mentor them.
Apprenticeship levels explained
Currently, a maintenance and operation Apprenticeship can be done at level 2 (intermediate, equivalent to GCSE’s) and level 3 (also known as advanced, equivalent to A Levels).
Useful links
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