Mechanical Trainer (Appointed Person-Pressure Systems) (York)

Rise Technical Recruitment Limited
York
2 days ago
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Location: York, North Yorkshire, Yorkshire, UKMechanical Trainer (Appointed Person - Full Training Provided)York£42,000 rising to £46,000 + Monday to Friday + Full Training Provided + Pension + Company Car or Car Allowance + HolidayDo you have experience as a Mechanical Appointed Person and a strong understanding of pressure systems?Are you looking to move off the tools into a training role that offers stability, a great work/life balance, and long-term career prospects?PPL Training is an industry-leading provider of accredited training courses in mechanical and electrical safety, water hygiene, and technical compliance. Due to continued growth, they are now looking for a Mechanical Trainer to join their team in York.In this role, you will deliver training, practical demonstrations, and assessments to clients across a range of mechanical disciplines, with a focus on pressure systems and mechanical safety procedures.The ideal candidate will have worked in a facilities management or defence environment (MOD), ideally to JSP375 standards, and hold substantial experience as a Mechanical Appointed Person.This is an excellent opportunity to join a respected and expanding training provider, where you'll use your technical experience to help others while enjoying a stable and rewarding career.The Role:*Monday to Friday (No weekends or shifts) *Full training provided to become a qualified trainer *Delivering training on mechanical systems, pressure systems, and safety procedures *Instruction, demonstration, and assessment deliveryThe Person: *Experience as a Mechanical Appointed Person *Strong background in pressure systems and mechanical safety *Ideally has worked to JSP375 standards or within a facilities management/MOD environment *Looking to transition into a training roleTPBN1_UKTJ

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