Overview

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First Military Recruitment is proudly working in partnership with a fantastic International Defence business who are looking to recruit a Marine Engineering Training Instructor on a permanent basis due to growth based at their Faslane depot.

As a Marine Engineering Training Instructor, you’ll have a role that’s out of the ordinary. Providing specialist engineering and nuclear expertise to the training design process. You’ll have the opportunity to support the development of the recently established Skills business, which provides a wide range of engineering training courses.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Provide Subject Matter Expert (SME) support to the review and evaluation of technical data/notifications of change, identifying the impact of change on existing Marine Engineering and Nuclear Steam Raising Plant courseware. Liaison with the training design team to implement required change to Marine Engineering and Nuclear Steam Raising Plant courseware. Provide other instruction in for example, Confined Space and Working at Height training to students external to the Astute Class Training Service (ACTS) contract. Training is to be delivered to prescribed standards, quality and cost. Deliver classroom and simulator-based training to Nuclear Propulsion Plant Operators and Marine Engineering Equipment Maintainers. Liaise with the training design team and provide SME support for the routine review and amendment of Marine Engineering and Nuclear Steam Raising Plant courseware.

Skills and Qualifications:

Comprehensive knowledge and recent experience of operating Naval Nuclear Steam Raising Plant Comfortable working both autonomously and collaboratively Engaging and effective communicator Qualification as a Category A or B Watchkeeper in the Royal Navy Submarine Service

MB483: Job Title: Marine Engineering Training Instructor
Location:Faslane, Scotland
Salary:£45,000 – £57,000 DOE
Working Hours:Monday to Friday
Additional Company Benefits:Exceptional Career Development Opportunities, Enhanced Pension Contributions