FAQs
What is the job title for this apprenticeship?
The job title is Fire Safety Engineering Apprentice Design Engineer – Level 6.
What company is offering this apprenticeship?
The apprenticeship is offered by Buro Happold.
What is the focus of Fire Engineering?
Fire Engineering focuses on addressing unique fire safety challenges in buildings through a holistic and creative approach to fire safety solutions, from concept to ongoing operational management.
What type of projects will apprentices work on?
Apprentices will work on a variety of projects, including iconic buildings such as 5 Broadgate, Battersea Power Station, Tottenham Hotspur Football Club Stadium, Co-Op Live in Manchester, and Everton FC’s Bramley-Moore Dock stadium.
What educational institution is involved in providing the study program for this apprenticeship?
The University of Central Lancashire provides the study program on a block-release format.
What kind of support will apprentices receive during their apprenticeship?
Apprentices will receive mentoring, support for professional status, structured on-the-job learning, and access to an apprentices buddy network and young employees forum.
What qualifications are required to enroll in the apprenticeship?
Applicants need UCAS 104 points at A2 (at least a B in Maths), a BTEC Extended Diploma DMM (at least Distinction in Maths), and other equivalent qualifications.
What kind of technical skills will apprentices develop?
Apprentices will develop skills in fire safety legislation, fire engineering calculations, identifying fixed fire protection systems, and presenting technical solutions to clients.
How does Buro Happold promote inclusivity in its recruitment process?
Buro Happold promotes inclusivity by creating a fair recruitment process that focuses on skills and competencies, welcoming applications from underrepresented groups, and supporting a diverse workplace environment.
How do candidates apply for the apprenticeship?
Candidates can apply by submitting their CV and a Cover Letter/Supporting Statement that outlines their interest in the opportunity and Fire Engineering.
Will successful apprentices obtain any qualifications upon completion?
Yes, successful apprentices will graduate with a degree in Fire Safety Engineering (Level 6).