Apprenitce Site Engineer Review

Managing Sub contractors, setting out and surveying and ensuring permits and task briefings are in place

i have learned lots about using varying site equipment and lots about health and safety and construction processes.

i enjoy my program a lot, it has a good balance between college and work. however, I think that pay could match competitor companies such as Kier who offer full subsistence and company car for apprentices. Also, since turnign 21 and going on national living wage, I have lost a lot of my company benefits.

it is well structured with the college and work balance, some extra input between the early careers team and line managers could be beneficial.

I receive a fair bit of support from my employer however more input between the apprenticeships team and my employer could be better, I felt I had a lot of time wasted due to their being a lack of opportunities at my last site.

a lot of support LCB are really helpful, could maybe do a little bit more in terms of support for ICE end point assessment by explaining what we should be logging and how straight away from leaving the first block at college, maybe within the first month

it helps quite a lot, i believe the surveying and setting out unit could be more tailored to site.

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they generally look after their staff. apprentices could be made to feel more heard and more visible action could be taken towards our concerns rather than telling us that issues are being spoken about in the background.

do your research, you will most likely be living away from home if you work for Nuttall regardless of if there are sites nearby you as they need to fill you into a space which works for the company and your development (however, there are sometimes options to move site in the future).