Attention Graduates:

Boost your renewable energy career with our discounted courses

Congratulations on completing your degree or apprenticeship. You may have completed a specialist Renewable Energy Degree or a broader engineering apprenticeship – you are very much in demand! You’ve already equipped yourself with the technical knowledge to make a real difference to the future of energy and our planet.

Now, it’s time to use your that knowledge and qualification to secure a fulfilling career. Look no further than the thriving wind energy industry, a sector looking for skilled & passionate employees. We have developed this blog which offers helpful information to support you with your renewable wind energy career.

Why wind energy – why safety?

The wind energy sector is rapidly growing with a Global focus on clean energy solutions resulting in a multitude of exciting career opportunities graduates and apprentices. To meet the growing demand and achieve net zero over 1 million people will need to enter the offshore wind sector in the next decade.

While technical skills will be in most demand – the industry also needs the soft skills and awareness of critical issues such as Health & Safety. A proactive H&S culture is a Golden Thread running through all responsible companies working in the sector.

A career in wind energy will see you at the forefront of sustainable energy innovation, design, installation, and maintenance.

Renewable energy career opportunities

The good news is the wind energy sector offers a diverse range of career paths for people with a variety of skills and qualifications. Here are just a few examples:

  • Installation & Commissioning Managers
  • Operations and Maintenance (O&M) roles
  • Project Engineers
  • Technology Innovators
  • Health and Safety Professionals
  • Training Coordinators
  • Environmental Scientists
  • Site/Asset Managers
  • Marine Coordinators
  • Project & Package Managers
  • Client Representatives

There’s no single route into the wind energy sector, but some common entry points include:

  • Graduate & Professional Entry: Leverage your relevant degree, qualifications, and professional memberships.
  • Apprenticeships: Explore general and specific apprenticeship schemes offered by colleges and companies.
  • Transition/Direct Entry: Consider opportunities for those transitioning from the military or relevant sectors like Oil & Gas.

Propel your career

At Renewable Safety, we are experts in wind sector safety training and are here to bridge the gap between theory and practice. We offer comprehensive courses * designed to help you develop your renewable energy career and prepare you for the specific demands of the wind industry.

Our industry-recognised training courses go beyond the textbook. We provide practical cases study experience and in-depth knowledge of wind sector safety protocols, ensuring you’re confident and prepared for real-world scenarios.

Offshore Wind Learning

We are also delighted to support the Offshore Wind Learning initiative. This is an interactive self-paced online course provides a comprehensive overview of the offshore wind industry. Ideal for anyone looking to scale-up their offshore wind knowledge. Check our link for more detail.

Ready to get started?

We’re dedicated to empowering the next generation of wind energy leaders. That’s why we offer a 50% discount on all our eLearning courses for recent Graduates & Apprentices. This is your chance to gain the practical skills and safety training that will make you a standout candidate for wind energy jobs. Don’t miss this opportunity to launch your career in a thriving industry that’s making a positive impact on the planet.

Contact us to learn more about our courses and take advantage of this exclusive offer!

*Our courses focus on Health & Safety (H&S) training specific to wind turbine operations, and does not provide direct advice on securing a job in the offshore wind sector or career progression within the industry.

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