REME Jobs

02/03/2021

This week is National Careers Week.

If you are interested in joining the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers than have a look at our website for further details.

https://www.army.mod.uk/who-we-are/corps-regiments-and-units/corps-of-royal-electrical-and-mechanical-engineers-reme/

17/02/2021

Last week was National Apprenticeship Week.

Here are 5 REME Apprenticeship facts:

The REME currently employs 2311 apprentices across 16 apprenticeship programmes.

505 REME apprentices have completed their apprenticeship since 1 Feb 20.

All REME soldiers are automatically enrolled on an apprenticeship when they commence initial trade training.

The average length of a REME apprenticeship is 30 months from enrolment to completion. Some only take 18 months but some can take 42 months depending on trade.

REME apprenticeships have continued throughout CV19 restrictions. New ways of working have been introduced to ensure that REME apprentices continue to progress, over the last 12 months the REME overall completion rate has actually risen.

18/11/2020

Interested in joining the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers? Why not join a REME Soldier on a live Webinar with the opportunity to ask questions and learn about day to day REME life… Register now for tomorrows Webinar.

https://meet36301315.adobeconnect.com/e7tfc29ey9iy/2Fevent/registration.html.

13/11/2020

Another fantastic achievement for our Corps.

Cpl Lucy-Anne Leo has been named as the IET Armed Forces Technician of the year 2020.

Upon winning the award Cpl Leo who is currently serving at 1 RHA Wksp REME, formerly of 5 Armd Coy, 3 Bn said " “I am so pleased to have won this award and I feel honoured knowing that I was up against some really amazing competitors. The job satisfaction is so good and I feel privileged to have been recognised for this. I really hope that in the future I can help encourage other women to join the engineering world!”.

Quote taken from the IET press release.
https://www.theiet.org/media/press-releases/press-releases-2020/9-november-2020-armoured-vehicles-engineer-named-iet-armed-forces-technician-of-the-year/ #:~:text=Lance%20Corporal%20Lucyanne%20Leo%20has,Forces%20Technician%20of%20the%20Year.

12/11/2020

It is with immense pride that today we can announce the winners of The Churchill Medal.

This is a major achievement for the Corps.

On behalf of the Joint Professional Engineering Institutions, I am delighted to inform you that the winners of the 2019 – 2020 Churchill Medal award are BATUS Electronic Support Group REME, namely:
Warrant Officer Class 2 (AQMS) David Thomas
Sergeant Graham Baker
Sergeant Matthew Clayton
Corporal Christopher Bloomfield
Corporal Kate Bramley
Corporal Steven Kendrick
Corporal Isaac Royals
Corporal Samuel Snape
Mark Organ, Head of Membership at the IET said:
“I would like to add my personal congratulations to the team for an outstanding contribution to innovative engineering, deserving winners.”
The Churchill Medal is the premier prize awarded by the Professional Engineering Institutions (PEIs) for Defence engineering achievement. The award is for an individual or a small team (the majority of whom are serving members of the Armed Forces or were serving at the time) for ‘achievement in Engineering and Technical Advancement in support of the development and use of capability to support Military Operations/Readiness’ - during the period 1st April 2019 to 31st March 2020.

10/11/2020

Register now to find out more about joining the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers. The next virtual event is to be held tomorrow, November 11 at 11.30.
The role of the REME is to maintain, repair, and manufacture equipment to keep battle-winning aircraft, tanks, and weapons in fighting order.

https://meet36301315.adobeconnect.com/e4rof49pjlpx/event/registration.html

https//britishar.my/virtualevents

20/10/2020

The Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers can handle anything from Challenger 2 tanks to Armoured Bridge Launchers.

09/10/2020

Are you between 16 and 18 years of age?

Interested in the Army Officer Scholarship Scheme?

Find out more by using the link below:

21/09/2020

“We maintain the equipment, this could range from tool boxes to machinery. This is a very multi-roled job, it’s not just about stores. I’ll be off to Pibright very soon to become a phase one training instructor.
Become a Technical Support Specialist and you’ll gain first-class managerial training and experience. All while travelling the world supporting fighting units:

Technical Support Specialists are responsible for the workshop equipment needed to keep the Army mobile.

03/09/2020

** AFC(H) Virtual Arrival Day - September 3rd**

Are you are starting Army Foundation College Harrogate in October?

Don't forget to check the recruitment portal and your emails for information on how to access. The Virtual Arrivals Day will cover essential information to best prepare you to start your career.

01/09/2020

Are you thinking about a career in the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers?
Join Army Jobs, 2 September at 2pm and take the opportunity to ask serving soldiers from the British Army some questions you may have.
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