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27/10/2023
NI Water Welcomes 31 New Apprentice Recruits
NI Water has welcomed its latest intake of 31 new apprentice recruits, who are kickstarting their careers with an intensive bootcamp at the company's Learning and Development Centre in Antrim.
The new recruits will join higher level apprentices and graduates for a six-week course before they join their teams across Northern Ireland in November.
Brian McCalmont, Head of Water, started as a graduate for NI Water. He said: "I am always delighted to meet the new recruits to NI Water and share some of my experiences of joining as a graduate and my journey to becoming Head of Water. The core of our business is our people, without whom we simply could not function as a 24/7 essential service, delivering what matters for the community.
"The bootcamp is an opportunity to show how our values, diversity and inclusion, customer service and health and safety training are all engrained into every area of the company the recruits will work in. Kitted out in their new work uniform and armed with the skills and knowledge to start their new roles, and we wish them a long and happy career here at NI Water."
To find out more about NI Water apprenticeships and for further information about careers and current vacancies at NI Water, please visit: www.niwater.com/careers
The new recruits will join higher level apprentices and graduates for a six-week course before they join their teams across Northern Ireland in November.
Brian McCalmont, Head of Water, started as a graduate for NI Water. He said: "I am always delighted to meet the new recruits to NI Water and share some of my experiences of joining as a graduate and my journey to becoming Head of Water. The core of our business is our people, without whom we simply could not function as a 24/7 essential service, delivering what matters for the community.
"The bootcamp is an opportunity to show how our values, diversity and inclusion, customer service and health and safety training are all engrained into every area of the company the recruits will work in. Kitted out in their new work uniform and armed with the skills and knowledge to start their new roles, and we wish them a long and happy career here at NI Water."
To find out more about NI Water apprenticeships and for further information about careers and current vacancies at NI Water, please visit: www.niwater.com/careers
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