DT Technician – Good Secondary School – Stoke-on-Trent
DT Technician – Good Secondary School – Stoke-on-Trent
Start Date: As soon as possible
Contract: Full-time, Permanent
Salary: Paid to scale
School Information
This Good 11–18 secondary school in Stoke-on-Trent is recognised for its improving academic outcomes, practical curriculum focus, and supportive leadership. The Design Technology Department plays a central role in delivering hands-on, skills-based learning.
The department includes well-equipped workshops, specialist tools, CAD equipment, and resistant materials facilities. Students are enthusiastic about practical subjects and regularly produce high-quality project work.
To support the DT Department, the school is seeking a proactive and skilled DT Technician.
Role Overview
The DT Technician will support practical workshops and ensure safe operation of equipment.
Key responsibilities include:
Preparing materials for lessons
Maintaining tools and machinery
Supporting students during practical sessions
Managing workshop safety procedures
Ordering and organising materials
Conducting equipment safety checks
Supporting GCSE coursework preparation
Maintaining stock levels
Assisting with displays and projects
Ensuring compliance with health and safety standards
The role requires practical competence and awareness of workshop safety.
DT Department
The technician works closely with the Head of DT and teaching staff. The department delivers practical learning across KS3–KS5.
Candidate Requirements
Experience working in workshops or technical environments
Knowledge of machinery safety
Strong organisational skills
Ability to work collaboratively
Attention to detail
Understanding of health and safety
Commitment to safeguarding
Application
To apply, please send your CV as soon as possible.
- Locations
- Stoke-on-Trent
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