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Mechanical engineers > Marine Engineer
Engineering and maintenance | Environment and land | Manufacturing | Science and research
Marine engineers design, build, test and repair boats, ships, underwater craft, offshore platforms and drilling equipment.
You would normally need to complete a foundation degree or degree to become a marine engineer. Courses include:
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Depending on the industry you work in, your duties could include:
With experience, you could specialise in project management, research and development or consultancy. There are also opportunities for experienced marine engineers to work in shore-based roles with responsibility for vessel refits, legal work in maritime engineering safety and shipping fleet management.
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Were looking for someone keen to gain hands-on experience, develop practical skills, and achieve the standards needed to succeed in this role.You’ll be expected to:Manage a workcollege balance.Work and communicate within multiple teamswork areas.Take responsibility for own learning and workload.
Your apprenticeship will last 36 months, and successful apprentices will achieve a Water Industry Treatment Process Technician, Level: 3 (wastewater pathway) standard, endorsed by the Institute for Apprenticeships.You will need to be mobile in this role, well contribute up to 500 towards driving lessons and tests to help to get you on the road!
Joining Jersey Electricity on our exciting apprenticeship programme you’ll not only learn the skills you need to build a great career, but you’ll also become a pioneer of a better, more sustainable future for our planet. We have positions available in our Service Delivery team as an Apprentice Craftsperson. In this role, you will provide support in a technical service, electrically installing, repairing, and troubleshooting our distribution assets which include our overhead and underground cabling networks.
Our apprentices are well looked after, with a generous salary, 26 days of leave (excluding bank holidays), a 500 contribution towards learning to drive, and many more benefits.Your apprenticeship will last 36 months, and successful apprentices will achieve a Water Industry Treatment Process Technician, Level: 3 (wastewater pathway) standard, endorsed by the Institute for Apprenticeships.
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