36 NAVY NEWS, JULY 2008
Partnering with the Royal Navy
WELCOME ABOARD
The Technical Training Group (TTG) at the Maritime Warfare School, HMS Collingwood provides
principles and equipment maintenance training to all of the Royal Navy’s Engineering Technicians
and Officers.
Flagship Training, with its unique partnering contract with the RN, has in excess of 90 professional
instructors working in the TTG delivering principles and equipment training. They cover subjects
ranging from basic Mathematics and Electronics up to Foundation Degree level Radar, Sonar and
Control Engineering plus in excess of 350 equipment courses.
With such a large number of subjects and equipments to cover, variety of employment can be
Guaranteed. We currently have vacancies for Instructors to deliver training in both Sensor and
Weapon equipments and principles.
FBHeliservices is a joint venture company formed by Cobham plc and
With the introduction of new systems, in particular for the Type 45 destroyer, Instructor development
Bristow Helicopters to specialise in the provision, operation and support
is encouraged and training in Instructional Techniques is provided.
of helicopters for military and governmental applications world-wide. As
Flagship offers a competitive remuneration package, enviable pension scheme, pleasant working
part of a new commitment at RAF Shawbury and RAF Valley, we have
conditions and the opportunity to be involved in modern world-class naval training.
new opportunities for dedicated individuals to fill the following vacancies,
offering competitive packages commensurate with the duties:
You will probably be from a naval/maritime services, defence training or education background.
Previous instructional experience is desirable although not essential; your knowledge of the subject
QHIs – RAF Shawbury matter and enthusiasm for sharing this with future naval personnel is paramount, along with
QHIs to teach an instrument based course at RAF Shawbury. Ideally,
excellent customer service skills and a commercial awareness.
candidates should have relevant A109/IR experience, but training will be
To apply please send a copy of your CV to jobs@flagshipcareers.co.uk or by post to the Flagship
available for suitably experienced personnel.
Resource Centre, Shore House, Compass Road, North Harbour, Portsmouth, PO6 4PR, quoting the
SAR QHIs – RAF Valley
reference number 100864.
SAR QHIs to instruct SAR techniques based at RAF Valley. Candidates must
If your current skills and experience do not match the above positions, but you have an interest in
have relevant SAR day/night instructional experience and training will be
joining Flagship, please also send your CV to the above address for future opportunities.
given for type conversion to the AW139.
SAR QHCIs/QAIs – RAF Valley
FLAGSHIP IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES EMPLOYER. www.flagshipcareers.co.uk
SAR QHCIs/QAIs to instruct SAR techniques based at RAF Valley.
Candidates must have relevant SAR day/night instructional experience and
training will be given for type conversion to the AW139.
Products or services to sell?
Suitably qualified persons who are interested in finding out more detail
Call 02392 725062
relating to the above vacancies should visit our website or 02392 756951
“www.FBHeliservices.com” and those wishing to apply should e-mail their or email us at
cv plus salary expectations to “Recruitment@FBHeliservices.com”
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AND GET MORE FROM LIFE
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T: 08456 07 55 55
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