Our newest apprentice Jack Allman. |
I chose the apprenticeship route into work
because I thought it’s a good way to gain experience in a job role rather than
just learning in college and having no site experience in work situations. Also
it’s a great way to get to know the industry and gain knowledge of the job role
working with experienced engineers and work my way up within a company.
How are you
finding your experience at Omega so far- Are things how you expected them &
what bits are you enjoying?
I’m
finding my experience at Omega really good and interesting, as I am doing
different things every day and learning different aspects of jobs, with the
engineers showing and explaining key points of the task. I am enjoying visiting
different areas of the country working away, going to different sites and
learning new things within the role daily. Everyone
at Omega has been very helpful so far, showing me how Omega operates as a
company and making me feel welcome. even though I’ve been here a short while, I
feel I have picked up a lot of things since I’ve been here and I am looking
forward to learning and enjoying my apprenticeship here at Omega Security
Systems.
Jack installing an ievo reader into a kiosk |
Is there
anything which has been different to what you were expecting?
The one thing I would say that has been
different to what I was expecting is the distance in travel and variety of jobs
the engineers are asked to do, as it changes everyday in what task/location you
may be given.
Do you have
any tips for people looking at doing an apprenticeship and what advice would
you give them?
One tip I would give for
people looking at doing an apprenticeship is to look at future career aspects
in the job role and what career options it may give and making sure you have an
interest in the company is all about. A big reason for wanting to work for Omega was having a
qualification in security and then going on to installing security systems at
different sites. This would mean that I would pick up good experience, skills
and knowledge by learning first hand from experienced engineers who have chosen
the same career path as me.
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