A highly organised and practically minded Design & Technology Technician is required for a Secondary School in Luton starting immediately. This is an exciting opportunity to support a busy and well-resourced DT department that delivers lessons in Product Design Engineering Graphics and Resistant Materials.
You will work closely with the Head of DT and teaching staff to prepare equipment materials and tools needed for practical lessons. The department benefits from excellent facilities: laser cutters 3D printers CAD/CAM suites electronic equipment metalwork machinery and modern workshop tools.
Your responsibilities will include maintaining machinery ensuring safety checks are completed organising stock and ordering materials when required preparing prototype examples assisting with classroom demonstrations and supporting students with safe and appropriate use of equipment.
This role is ideal for someone who is proactive safety conscious and enjoys a hands-on workshop-based environment. You will play a vital part in ensuring every lesson runs smoothly and that students have the resources they need to succeed.
This school is known for its calm structured environment and strong behaviour expectations. Staff describe it as warm friendly and professionally respectful. The DT department is particularly collaborative with teachers sharing planning demonstrating mutual support and valuing the essential contribution technicians make to the departments success.
You will be welcomed into a hardworking and encouraging team that values your input supports professional growth and celebrates student achievement through competitions exhibitions and practical showcases.
Practical workshop experience (school or industry)
Understanding of DT tools and safety procedures
Strong organisation and reliability
Ability to work independently while supporting team needs
Willingness to learn additional machinery skills
Competitive term-time only salary depending on experience.
Please submit your application with your CV to Natalie Hunter as soon as possible.
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