& Traffic Apprenticeship

Type: Apprentice
Region: London

What will I be doing?

You would be working in a team of experienced engineers and would assist in the preparation and production of plans, designs, and documentation on our projects to relevant codes of practice and industry standards, such as the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations (CDM), the Design Manual for Roads and Bridges (DMRB), British and European Standards, statutory and regulatory requirements, as well as TfL’s streetscape and local guidance all in compliance with health, safety and wellbeing requirements.

You will also learn how to apply engineering principles and techniques, carry out calculations and data analysis, prepare and produce sketches, diagrams, and models, to support technical problem solving in the delivery of civil engineering designs and technical solutions. You will use a range of tools and techniques, including digital techniques (such as AutoCAD, AutoTrack, Key Signs) to aid the visualisation, communication, and appraisal of our Highways & Traffic projects.

You will have a variety of placements to ensure that you are ready to embed into the team after the apprenticeship as well as meeting the knowledge, skills and behaviours required for your End Point Assessment. The placements could include:

– Traffic Engineering

– Traffic Control Engineering

– Highway Engineering

– Civil Engineering (Structural/Geotechnical Engineering)

– Digital Engineering – CAD software, KeySigns

– One of our ‘Works for London’ contractors

– Network Performance/Modelling

– Project Management

– Asset Operations

– Sustainability and Environment

The length of each placement will vary between three and twelve months. As a member of the team, we’ll give you responsibility and the opportunity to add value. You will have plenty of opportunity to develop – both on the job with the full support of our excellent engineers and through classroom-based learning. The challenges we will set will push you to achieve things that you are genuinely proud off.