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Dulick Motors are currently recruiting for a Fully Qualified Motor Vehicle Technician for our Main Nissan Franchise located in Ennis, Co Clare
Construction Plant Fitting Apprentice
Job Description Power Plant Hire wish to recruit a First Year Apprentice Construction Plant Fitter to join our busy workshop. You will be working in a well-equipped workshop with a team of dedicated professionals. As the Apprentice Plant Fitter, you will post hire inspect, service and repair our full range of plant hire equipment, maintaining the quality, safety, reliability, and availability of hire stock in an effective manner. You will learn to maintain, diagnose, and resolve technical concerns in mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and electrical systems of machines and equipment ranging from electrical tools, small petrol plant, large plant such as mini excavators and access equipment. Working hours: 8.30am - 5:30pm Monday to Friday, some Saturday work may be required. You will receive the going rate for a Construction Plant Fitter Apprentice. Responsibilities • Working with and learning from experienced Craftsperson’s • Comply with Health and Safety requirements • Working with machines and mechanical equipment • Accepting responsibility for the quality of own work • Using the special service tools, materials, and equipment • Reading and interpreting technical instructions and diagrams • Diagnose and repair mechanical and electrical systems • Dismantling, examining, and re-assembling mechanical systems and components • Testing electrical and electronic systems and components • Record and communicate accurate work records or reports • Taking responsibility for own learning, including the allocation of study time • Being responsible for controlling or adjusting the operation of equipment Requirements • Apprentice fitter must be over the age of 16 • Good Communication skills • Be able to solve problems • Work independently and as part of a team • Show a positive attitude • Demonstrate good work practices including time keeping, tidiness, responsibility, quality awareness and safety awareness You will be trained to undertake all levels of maintenance and repairs as well as completing Manufacturers technical training in servicing and diagnostics. Upon completion you will receive an internationally recognised QQI Level 6 Qualification. Please apply with CV to be considered by 30th of June 2025
Degree Apprentice
Degree Apprenticeship in Law – Wilson Nesbitt & Ulster University We are pleased to be partnering with Ulster University to offer a Degree Apprenticeship in Law for an aspiring future lawyer. The programme will enable a legal apprentice to study for an LLB (Hons) in Law at Ulster University, while gaining professional legal experience within one of Northern Ireland’s leading independent law firms. This unique four-year programme – facilitated by the Department for the Economy's Higher Level Apprenticeship scheme – offers aspiring solicitors the opportunity to earn while they learn, gain invaluable professional experience, and acquire a degree from an award-winning university without incurring any tuition fees. The successful candidate will commence the programme in September 2025. Programme structure: Application Process To apply, please complete the on line application form Applicants must apply for the Law – Degree Apprenticeship – LLB (Hons) programme at Ulster University (September 2025 start) and meet the minimum A Level grades required by the programme. Please note that places on the Law – Degree Apprenticeship programme are limited and are subject to funding from the Department for the Economy. If you have any questions, please contact HR Manager, Felicity Townley: ftownley@wilson-nesbitt.co.uk
Logistics Associate
Who we are: Niedax CMS, is part of the globally operating Niedax Group and has over 20 years of experience in the Irish market. As part of one of the world’s largest cable tray manufacturers, Niedax CMS brings expertise to critical industrial sectors including Data Centres, Pharmaceuticals, Semiconductors, Automotive, Automation, and Health & Education. With a comprehensive portfolio of over 50,000 products designed to support all aspects of electrical installations, we provide tailored solutions that power complex infrastructure around the world. Headquartered in Tralee, County Kerry, Niedax CMS is the driving force behind projects across Ireland and the UK—and far beyond. Our team has successfully supported international ventures throughout Europe, reaching as far as the Arctic Circle. At the heart of our success is a dedicated team—including a new generation of skilled apprentices—working across a range of roles to drive our mission forward. Together, we’re powering the future of cable management. An exciting opportunity is currently available at our Tralee office for an individual looking to start a career in logistics by combining on-the-job training with studies at the MTU Cork Campus for the QQI level 6 Higher Certificate in Logistics. You will learn while you earn as you build a solid foundation for your future career. Training area and job description: Applications: For an application for the apprenticeship position at the company, please email your CV and a cover letter to Norma@niedax.ie
Electrical Apprentice
First Year Apprentice Vacancy Established in 2005 Burke Electrical Installations is an electrical contracting specialist responsible for the completion of high profile, high specification electrical projects including design and build electrical contracts. We are currently seeking 1st Year Apprentices to join our team to work on sites in the Leinster region. This is an excellent opportunity for enthusiastic candidates who wish to complete a four year electrical apprenticeship in the Electrical trade. Successful applicants will be trained to the highest of standards in all aspects of the trade. Applicants are required to have a valid Safe Pass and Manual Handling. Site experience, driving licence & own transport is an advantage. Profile of Craft The electrical craftsperson is concerned with the installation, commissioning, testing and maintenance of: electrical wiring systems and services; electrical plant and control equipment; process monitoring and control systems. Modern process plant includes electrical, electro-mechanical, electropneumatic-, electronic- and microprocessor-based systems. In order to function effectively and efficiently, the electrical craftsperson must have a broad base of technical knowledge complementary to information gathering and analytical skills. The ability to interpret technical data and the proper use of test instruments is critical for effective system maintenance, fault diagnosis and rectification, and the installation/calibration of sensors, transmitting and controlling devices. This craftsperson must maintain effective communications with colleagues, clients and equipment suppliers. Proper maintenance, and updating of jobrelated and equipment-related documentation is critical. All work undertaken by electrical craftspersons is subject to statutory regulations governing the safety of personnel, plant, premises and the environment. At the end of the apprenticeship the craftsperson will be able to demonstrate competence in the following: Core Skills • Selection, procurement, safe use of, and storage of craft-related tools, equipment and materials • Selection and utilisation of fixing devices • Assessment, interpretation and implementation of ETCI wiring regulations, installation inspection and testing procedures • Utilisation of electrical test instruments • Installation of steel conduit wiring systems • Installation of plastic conduit wiring systems • Installation of steel trunking cable systems • Installation of plastic trunking cable systems • Installation of cable tray and ladder systems • Installation of industrial cable systems • Installation of sub-distribution boards and protective devices • Installation and maintenance of lighting, heating and motive power systems and controls • Installation and testing of overcurrent and earth leakage protection systems • Installation of earthing and bonding systems • Interpretation of circuit schematics and architectural drawings which incorporate IEC symbols • Interpretation of technical data and manufacturing standards • Interpretation of equipment assembly, disassembly and adjustment procedures • Completion and updating of job-related documentation Specialist Skills • Installation of wiring systems and equipment in hazardous environments • Assembly and wiring of motor control panels • Installation and maintenance of emergency lighting systems • Installation and maintenance of fire alarm systems • Installation and maintenance of intruder alarm systems • Installation and maintenance of standby power and battery systems • Installation of lightning protection systems • Installation and maintenance of HT transformers and switchgear • Installation of metering systems • Installation of power factor correction systems Common Skills • System fault analysis skills • Interpretation of electrical/electronic schematic diagrams • Interpretation of flow, function and ladder charts • Soldering and desoldering skills • Testing, removal and replacement of electronic components/PCBs • Installation and programming of PLC systems • Installation and calibration of sensors and transducers • Installation of electro-pneumatic systems • Installation of data communication cable systems Personal Skills • Communications • Customer relations • Adaptability • Ability to work as part of a team • Ability to work independently • Initiative • Problem solving • Planning • Information gathering • Quality • Language • Report Writing
Electrical Apprentice
First Year Apprentice Vacancy Clarke Electrical Engineering Ltd are looking for motivated Electrical Apprentices who can work well as part of a team and have a hands on approach. You will receive training and be assessed as per the Electrical Craft Curriculum working along side one of our qualified electrical engineers and attend Off-the-Job training phases with Solas. You will also be expected to follow safety procedures and regulations while working on sites. Profile of Craft The electrical craftsperson is concerned with the installation, commissioning, testing and maintenance of: electrical wiring systems and services; electrical plant and control equipment; process monitoring and control systems. Modern process plant includes electrical, electro-mechanical, electropneumatic-, electronic- and microprocessor-based systems. In order to function effectively and efficiently, the electrical craftsperson must have a broad base of technical knowledge complementary to information gathering and analytical skills. The ability to interpret technical data and the proper use of test instruments is critical for effective system maintenance, fault diagnosis and rectification, and the installation/calibration of sensors, transmitting and controlling devices. This craftsperson must maintain effective communications with colleagues, clients and equipment suppliers. Proper maintenance, and updating of jobrelated and equipment-related documentation is critical. All work undertaken by electrical craftspersons is subject to statutory regulations governing the safety of personnel, plant, premises and the environment. At the end of the apprenticeship the craftsperson will be able to demonstrate competence in the following: Core Skills • Selection, procurement, safe use of, and storage of craft-related tools, equipment and materials • Selection and utilisation of fixing devices • Assessment, interpretation and implementation of ETCI wiring regulations, installation inspection and testing procedures • Utilisation of electrical test instruments • Installation of steel conduit wiring systems • Installation of plastic conduit wiring systems • Installation of steel trunking cable systems • Installation of plastic trunking cable systems • Installation of cable tray and ladder systems • Installation of industrial cable systems • Installation of sub-distribution boards and protective devices • Installation and maintenance of lighting, heating and motive power systems and controls • Installation and testing of overcurrent and earth leakage protection systems • Installation of earthing and bonding systems • Interpretation of circuit schematics and architectural drawings which incorporate IEC symbols • Interpretation of technical data and manufacturing standards • Interpretation of equipment assembly, disassembly and adjustment procedures • Completion and updating of job-related documentation Specialist Skills • Installation of wiring systems and equipment in hazardous environments • Assembly and wiring of motor control panels • Installation and maintenance of emergency lighting systems • Installation and maintenance of fire alarm systems • Installation and maintenance of intruder alarm systems • Installation and maintenance of standby power and battery systems • Installation of lightning protection systems • Installation and maintenance of HT transformers and switchgear • Installation of metering systems • Installation of power factor correction systems Common Skills • System fault analysis skills • Interpretation of electrical/electronic schematic diagrams • Interpretation of flow, function and ladder charts • Soldering and desoldering skills • Testing, removal and replacement of electronic components/PCBs • Installation and programming of PLC systems • Installation and calibration of sensors and transducers • Installation of electro-pneumatic systems • Installation of data communication cable systems Personal Skills • Communications • Customer relations • Adaptability • Ability to work as part of a team • Ability to work independently • Initiative • Problem solving • Planning • Information gathering • Quality • Language • Report Writing
Civil Engineering Apprentice
JOB DESCRIPTION The successful candidate will be required to complete workplace learning in an apprenticeship engineering position within Monaghan County Council. They will also be required to attend off site training at a recognised college they will be assigned through SOLAS throughout their qualification. On completion of the apprenticeship programme the successful candidate will have experience in the following areas: Engineering Practices, Mathematic & Scientific Techniques, Information Technology, Design & Development and Business Information. Tasks/Responsibilities: Amongst other things, an apprentice Civil Engineer will be able to: • Exercise technical judgement at an appropriate level and maintain accurate records. • Apply suitable mathematical techniques to solve well-defined problems in civil engineering and present the solution in an appropriate form. • Use test and measurement instrumentation applicable to civil engineering (materials test equipment, Total Station, GPS etc.). • Use industry standard software tools to gather data, solve well-defined civil engineering problems and display the result, (AutoCAD/BIM/Revit etc). • Communicate well-defined technical matters effectively to other technical personnel and liaise with other third parties. • Give direction to others and manage material and machine resources. • Understand the need for high ethical standards in the practice of engineering, including the responsibilities of the engineering profession towards people and the environment. • Accept and exercise personal and professional responsibility. • Exercise and apply time management. • Create and apply safe working practices (in line with current Safety and Health Legislation). ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE POST Apprentice in Civil Engineering 1. Character: Each candidate must be of good character. 2. Health: Each candidate must be in a state of health such as would indicate a reasonable prospect of ability to render regular and efficient service. 3. Age: Each candidate must be over 18 years of age on or before 31st August 2025 4. Essential Education, Training, Experience etc: Each candidate, on the latest date for receipt of completed application forms for this Apprenticeship must meet one of the following three criteria: - (a) Hold a QQI Level 5 (Leaving Certificate or equivalent ) qualification Achieved a minimum of 5 grades O6/H7 or higher Leaving Certificate subjects The applicant must also satisfy the maths requirement as outlined below: • H7 in Higher Level Mathematics, or • O6 in Ordinary Level Mathematics, or • F2 in Foundation Mathematics. OR (b) FETAC Awards and Entry The minimum entry requirements for graduates of FETAC to this programme is a full cognate FETAC (Level 5) award or higher to include distinction grades in at least three components. A full FETAC Level 5 major award will have a minimum credit value of 120. Component awards, or achievement of less than 120 credits, do not constitute a full award. Applicants will be expected to include a specific maths module within their FE award or to have achieved the minimum Maths requirement in the Leaving Cert. Applicants with QQI awards at Level 6 or higher may be considered for advanced entry, i.e. into Year 2 in a cognate area. OR (c) Mature Students Mature applicants (defined as who are over 23 on January 1st of the year of entry), do not require the above minimum entry requirements and acceptance will be based on experiential learning, commitment to course objectives and an interview. Mature students will be assessed in interview using the form and guide available from the programme team. Exemptions: Atlantic Technological University may consider exemptions for previously unassessed modules or qualifications under their marks and standards policy. All learners will be provided with appropriate information in relation to the procedure for RPCL (recognised prior certified learning) on their acceptance for a place as appropriate. All exemptions must be agreed prior to commencement on the apprenticeship. Documentary Evidence: Each candidate must include on the application form details of all qualifications obtained by them. Failure to provide details and upload proof of essential educational qualifications with your application form will deem you ineligible for this competition. 1. Desirable Criteria Applicants should have: Monaghan County Council reserves the right to, at any time, assign an employee to any premises in use by the Council now or in the future. PRINCIPAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS The Competition: Monaghan County Council invites applications from suitably qualified persons, who wish to be considered for inclusion on a panel form which permanent and temporary vacancies for the post of Apprentice in Civil Engineering shall be filled. The post(s) shall be wholetime, permanent and pensionable. The post holder shall not engage in any gainful occupation, other than as an employee of a local authority, to such an extent as to impair the performance of his or her duties as an employee of a local authority or in any occupation which might conflict with the interests of the local authority, or which might be inconsistent with the discharge of his/her duties as a local authority employee. Salary: The salary shall be fully inclusive and may be adjusted from time to time in line with Government pay policy. The current salary for Level 6 civil engineering apprentices is €526.97 per week. The current salary for Level 7 civil engineering apprentices is €576.05 per week. Superannuation: A person who becomes a pensionable employee of the Local Authority will be required in respect of their Superannuation to contribute to the Local Authority at the appropriate rate. Annual Leave: Granting of annual leave, payment for annual leave and arrangements for public holidays will be governed by the provisions of the Organisation of Working time Act, 1997. Apprenticeship programme delivery: Apprentices will be trained and assessed both on and off the job. On the Job training will be carried out with the support of their industry mentor and will include: • Apprentice Workplace Logbook • Case Studies • Technical Projects • HR Performance Reviews Off the Job training will include: • 1 week residential (week one)– Project based learning at the start of the academic year at ATU Sligo • Lectures delivered online on 1 full day (8hrs) per week. • Apprentices will attend campus on 1 additional day (Friday) per month to carry out Labs/ workshops which are held in Sligo. Further details on this Apprenticeship programme can be found within Solas Generation Apprenticeship – Engineering brochure attached or on Note - Canvassing: Applicants are reminded that any attempt by themselves or by any persons acting on their behalf directly or indirectly by means of written communication or otherwise to canvass or otherwise influence in the candidate’s favour any officer of the County Council or persons nominated by the Chief Executive to interview or examine applicants, will automatically disqualify the applicant for the position they are seeking
Technical Analyst, QA Apprenticeship
Hallmark Solutions is a software development company in Northern Ireland with over 30 years’ experience developing Human Resource systems. We have over 200 clients across Northern Ireland, Scotland, England and the Republic of Ireland. We have an exciting opportunity for an apprentice to join our support and development teams. The successful candidate will be an active and valued member of our support team, providing assistance in supporting the implementation and maintenance of our products and be committed to delivering quality service to our customers. They will also become part of our development team as the apprenticeship progresses. Full training will be provided on the support function and product configuration prior to progression to the development team. You will also have the opportunity to learn so much more and gain practical experience of working within an ICT Company. You will firstly be rotated throughout the organisation areas of support, service delivery, software quality assurance and configuration to enhance your learning, experience and personal development. You will progress to work closely with the software development team towards the second half of your apprenticeship. This role will provide successful candidates with an apprenticeship in which they work alongside every department in the software development company to gain a unique insight into every aspect of the organisation. The software development rotation will see you gain hands-on experience being a part of the exciting future of our products.
Plumbing Apprentice
Profile of Craft Plumbing work involves the installation and maintenance of plumbing, heating and mechanical services on domestic, commercial and industrial projects, including houses, schools, hospitals, office blocks, apartment blocks, factories as well as pharmaceutical, chemical, food/drink processing facilities. These installations comprise of a wide range of services including pipefitting, welding, soldering on central heating systems, air handling systems, solar heating, hot and cold water supplies, sanitary appliances and sanitation systems, gas pipelines and appliances, compressed air, fire control, steam, chilled water systems and process pipework. At the end of the apprenticeship the Craftsperson will be able to demonstrate competence in the following: Core Skills • Use of plumbing tools and materials • Pipe fitting • Pipe bending • Inspection and testing of pipework • Fault diagnosis • Design/installation of central heating systems including: •solid fuel •gas •oil fired boilers •flues and ventilation •fuel storage and distribution • Design/installation of plumbing systems including: •mains water supply •water treatment •domestic and multi-storey hot and cold water supply •storage tanks, cylinders, calorifiers •sanitary appliances and discharge pipework and systems • Installation of: •gas appliances •fire fighting systems Specialist Skills Installation of: •underfloor heating •solar heating •steam heating •compressed air systems •vacuum systems •biomass heating •ground source heat pump heating •greywater systems • Commissioning and servicing: •boosted cold water systems •unvented hot water systems •boilers •burners •gas appliances •pumps • Knowledge of: •heating controls •air handling units and air conditioning systems •industrial and process gases and liquids
Transport Operations and Commercial Driving Apprentice
Transport Operations and Commercial Driving L6 Do you enjoy driving and are you reliable? If this sounds like you the Transport Operations and Commercial Driving apprenticeship could what you’re looking for. The Transport Operations & Commercial Driving Apprenticeship allows for entry into the Freight Distribution and haulage Sector, with a broad exposure to day to day operations. Apprentices are employed by a Business for the duration of the Programme (2 years) and will earn as they learn! As part of this full-time employment, Apprentices are released one day per week during College (26 weeks per annum) to attend Lectures in ATU Sligo. Typical tasks/responsibilities • Understand the rules of the road and the principles of driving safely • Be competent in the day-to-day driver/driving activities such as management of working time and tachographs, safe and secure loading, on road activities • Understand the mechanics of a vehicle and proposed future technologies • Ability to work and drive a rigid and/or articulated vehicles • Be competent in the processing and management of paperwork and administrative duties • Create a safe working environment for yourself and other employees by adhering to safety measures to prevent accident and complications that may arise during work • Understanding driving for work risk On successful completion of the proposed apprenticeship, a person in the occupation of Commercial Driver will have the following knowledge, skills and competencies: Core tasks/responsibilities of a professional driver: • Safe and secure loading • Weight management • Tachograph and working time • Competent and safe driving • Well versed in the regulatory requirements for national and international transport • Understand the importance of good customer care • Have analytical and systems knowledge to enable effective discharge of duties • Understand the principle of safe driving for work • Have a good understanding of the supply chain and the importance role of the distribution sector Knowledge • Understanding of the supply chain with particular focus on distribution of goods by road • Understanding the mechanics of vehicles and the regulations and requirements to have a commercial vehicle roadworthy at all times • Being aware of the technological advancements and the development of telematics systems Knowledge continued • Being a competent professional driver attaining the full commercial licence and driver CPC qualification • Understanding the importance of customer service for distribution & logistics and implementing its effective management • Management (communications, accounting, planning) • Information systems in a logistics context, the essentials in the use of ICT and as applied in the logistics industry and focused on data collection, exchanging and manipulation; e-business and e-commerce in the world-wide-web • Understanding the competencies required in national & international trade & customs environment. Review the role and function of customs in an era of international trade, globalisation, EU single market and Brexit • Understanding the legislation governing the operation of a commercial transport business including the roles of the key enforcement authorities such as An Garda Siochana, Health and Safety Authority and the Road Safety Authority Skills • Ability to drive safely and competently • Ability to understand the weight distribution requirements of a load • Ability to safely secure the cargo to the trailer of varying types: flatbeds, curtainsiders, box bodies etc. • Understand the basics of ECO driver training and improving fuel efficiencies • Ability to work as part of a team • Ability to carry out a ‘driver walk around’ check of the vehicle in a competent manner • Communication skills and ability to work constructively with colleagues and clients • Understanding what actions to take in event of emergency situations such as tyre blow out, breakdown on a motorway or being involved in an accident • Recognise the advantages & disadvantages that alternative distribution/ warehousing configurations can provide • Ability to develop a range of technical approaches
