Imagine giant windmills, but out at sea! An Offshore Wind Turbine Technician is a bit like a superhero for these massive structures. Their main job is to make sure these huge wind turbines are always working perfectly, so they can turn the wind into clean electricity for our homes and schools. They travel by boat or helicopter to reach the wind farms, which can be many miles from the coast. Once there, they climb up inside the turbines, which are very tall, to check on all the important parts like the blades, gears, and computers. It's a job that needs bravery, good problem solving skills, and a head for heights! Technicians spend their days doing lots of different things. Sometimes they are fixing things that are broken, like replacing a faulty sensor or tightening a loose bolt. Other times, they are doing routine checks, making sure everything is clean, lubricated, and running smoothly so that no problems appear in the future. They use special tools and wear safety gear to keep them safe high up in the air or out at sea. It's a really important job because offshore wind power is a big part of how the UK is helping to protect our planet and provide energy for everyone.
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NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE ENGINEERING GROUP TRAINING ASSOCIATION LIMITED
( Added 08 Aug 2024 - 1 position available )
We have an opportunity for a Maintenance Engineer role with a local company. The successful applicant will be trained to carry out repairs and maintenance of all equipment on site. Repairs and maintenance will be both reactive and planned-in, in accordance with the company plan. You will be expected to work safely and meet the quality standards.
Closing date: in 15 days
Possible start date: 01 Jul 2026
TARKA AGRICULTURAL SERVICES LIMITED
( Added 12 Aug 2025 - 1 position available )
We install market-leading robotic milking and feeding equipment across the south of England. You will work alongside experienced engineers, gaining practical skills in electrical wiring and containment methods, pneumatic basics and fabrication. We are looking for someone who takes pride in what they do, is willing to learn and to problem solve.
Closing date: in 15 days
Possible start date: 01 Sep 2026
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