A well-established and forward-thinking secondary school in Birmingham is seeking a skilled and reliable Design & Technology Technician to join their busy DT department for an immediate start. This is an excellent opportunity for a practical organised and proactive individual to become a valued member of a creative and hands-on faculty.
As the DT Technician you will play a vital role in supporting the delivery of practical lessons across the Design & Technology curriculum. You will work closely with teaching staff to prepare materials maintain machinery and ensure that workshops are safe organised and fully resourced. Your responsibilities will include:
Preparing equipment and materials for lessons in Resistant Materials Product Design Graphics and related subjects
Maintaining and testing machinery including hand tools power tools and specialist workshop equipment
Supporting health & safety compliance risk assessments and COSHH procedures
Managing stock levels ordering materials and maintaining accurate inventory records
Assisting teachers during practical sessions where required
Keeping workshops clean secure and ready for daily use
This is a highly hands-on role and would suit someone with workshop construction engineering or technical school-based experience.
The school has a strong reputation for structure student behaviour and practical learning. Design & Technology is a popular and well-supported subject with modern workshop facilities strong leadership and a collaborative departmental culture. Staff are valued communication is clear and technicians are treated as an essential part of the educational team rather than background support.
Practical experience with tools machinery or workshop environments
Strong awareness of health and safety procedures
Organised dependable and calm under pressure
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
School-based experience is desirable but not essential
Term-time only competitive depending on experience.
Please submit your application with your CV to Natalie Hunter as soon as possible.
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