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Associate Design Draftsperson L3 Apprentice
| Dyddiad hysbysebu: | 04 Mawrth 2025 |
|---|---|
| Cyflog: | £21,480 bob blwyddyn |
| Oriau: | Llawn Amser |
| Dyddiad cau: | 03 Ebrill 2025 |
| Lleoliad: | Manchester, Greater Manchester |
| Gweithio o bell: | Ar y safle yn unig |
| Cwmni: | BT Group |
| Math o swydd: | Prentisiaeth |
| Cyfeirnod swydd: |
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Role: Associate Design Draughtsperson Apprenticeship, within UK Radio Structures Design Team
Unit: BT Networks
Location: HQ BT Manchester, this is a field role with travel across the Uk
About the role: The Associate Design Draughtsperson is a specialist role in a national team. The role includes planning and design for the installation of radio equipment on BT owned masts, towers and poles, as well as the design and maintenance of the BT high tower and rooftop estate.
Radio structures are used to support BT’s Core and Access Networks. They have a diverse nature ranging from the BT Tower in London, to small steel poles in more remote spots of the country like the Isle of Skye.
Radio plays an important role as it provides services to our customers in more rural areas who may not have access to our fibre broadband. It also provides the infrastructure for our EE mobile network as well as supporting other 3rd party operators.
Why this role matters: The radio network is an integral part of BT’s network, for both our own internal use and for 3rd party customers. For example, it enables the emergency service network and military traffic control.
Designers are required to utilise their specialist knowledge, skills and abilities to create accurate and innovative design solutions, which are essential to maximise the capacity across the network. This drives revenue and enables BT to become the provider of choice for its customers.
What you’ll be doing: You are responsible for design, planning, and drawing work on all BT Tower and radio sites. These are vital connections to ensure our rigging engineers have the right detail and information to be able to install both BT and customer equipment across BT’s estate as well as clear structural faults.
You’ll work to tight schedules, delivering our customer design works to forecasted completion times in line with Service and Working Agreements. You’ll prioritise to help Engineering Services and other areas of the business meet and manage expectations.
As a radio structures design office apprentice, you’ll learn about
• Maintenance of the radio station record system
• Structural integrity of radio structures
• Safety audit of our radio structures, including climbing and surveying them
• Steelwork design drawings and national design office support for BT Technology and our customers
• Radio structures planning permission drawings for local authorities
Don’t worry if this is all new. You’re not expected to join us with any prior experience in this. We’ll teach you everything you need to know.
Unit: BT Networks
Location: HQ BT Manchester, this is a field role with travel across the Uk
About the role: The Associate Design Draughtsperson is a specialist role in a national team. The role includes planning and design for the installation of radio equipment on BT owned masts, towers and poles, as well as the design and maintenance of the BT high tower and rooftop estate.
Radio structures are used to support BT’s Core and Access Networks. They have a diverse nature ranging from the BT Tower in London, to small steel poles in more remote spots of the country like the Isle of Skye.
Radio plays an important role as it provides services to our customers in more rural areas who may not have access to our fibre broadband. It also provides the infrastructure for our EE mobile network as well as supporting other 3rd party operators.
Why this role matters: The radio network is an integral part of BT’s network, for both our own internal use and for 3rd party customers. For example, it enables the emergency service network and military traffic control.
Designers are required to utilise their specialist knowledge, skills and abilities to create accurate and innovative design solutions, which are essential to maximise the capacity across the network. This drives revenue and enables BT to become the provider of choice for its customers.
What you’ll be doing: You are responsible for design, planning, and drawing work on all BT Tower and radio sites. These are vital connections to ensure our rigging engineers have the right detail and information to be able to install both BT and customer equipment across BT’s estate as well as clear structural faults.
You’ll work to tight schedules, delivering our customer design works to forecasted completion times in line with Service and Working Agreements. You’ll prioritise to help Engineering Services and other areas of the business meet and manage expectations.
As a radio structures design office apprentice, you’ll learn about
• Maintenance of the radio station record system
• Structural integrity of radio structures
• Safety audit of our radio structures, including climbing and surveying them
• Steelwork design drawings and national design office support for BT Technology and our customers
• Radio structures planning permission drawings for local authorities
Don’t worry if this is all new. You’re not expected to join us with any prior experience in this. We’ll teach you everything you need to know.