Industry Operations Engineering; Robin Rigg Offshore Windfarm

Location(s):
Workington, CMA, GB, CA14 1BN

RWE Renewables UK Management Ltd.
Start date in July 2027,full time, fixed term (12 months)
Fully site based at Robin Rigg Offshore Windfarm, Workington, and due to the location, it is essential you live within a reasonable distance

From here, you can join us at RWE Offshore Wind for a Year in Industry placement at our Robin Rigg site and gain invaluable insight into this truly unique and innovative sector. We’re one of the largest developers of offshore wind globally on a journey of significant growth determined by our Growing Green investment strategy as well as commitment to net zero.

With 10 operational offshore wind farms across the UK, and multiple development projects in the pipeline, there has never been a more exciting time to become part of our #teamRWE.

No two days in Offshore Wind are the same – you’ll benefit from a collaborative feedback-oriented culture, the chance to tap into a global community of students and graduates, and endless opportunities for growth. Backed by a welcoming and diverse team environment, we know we can offer you a truly unique experience in our Offshore Operations business function with focus on Operations Engineering.

Curious?

• Gain practical insight into the day-to-day operation of an offshore wind farm.
• Build hands-on offshore engineering experience by working on wind turbines.
• Support the development and implementation of engineering policies and procedures for wind farm operations.
• Take ownership of an allocated project from the initial stage through to completion.
• Contribute to tasks supporting strategic engineering and commercial decision-making.
• Assist with the planning, scheduling and delivery of maintenance work to optimise costs and plant performance.
• Deliver selected engineering projects for Robin Rigg Offshore Windfarm based on the relevant degree discipline and experience.

• Ongoing studies in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Engineering, IT, Computing and Networking or a related discipline.
• Eligibility to complete a year in industry placement as part of the degree programme.
• Very good written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to coordinate workloads independently and meet tight deadlines.
• Confidence working in a diverse team environment and engaging with a range of stakeholders.
• Motivation is crucial; your cover letter will tell us why you´re a suitable candidate for this opportunity, and how it aligns with your studies & career plans.
• A minimum of five years’ residence in the UK due to the potential requirement for National Security Vetting.

Please refer to the UK Government's National Security Vetting guidance for further details and eligibility requirements.

• A salary aligned with the Real Living Wage.
• The opportunity to contribute actively to the Growing Green mission.
• Hands-on experience as a core team member working alongside global colleagues.
• Mentoring and a development programme with other interns across the business.
• Meaningful involvement in key projects from day one, supporting the development of marketable skills.
• An environment where fresh perspectives and new ideas are welcomed.
• Comprehensive professional training, including a Global Wind Organisation certificate, Wind Turbine Safety Rules training and in-house technical training.

This position is aimed at those currently studying who are eligible for a Year in Industry Placement. For those who will be graduating Summer 2027 we encourage you to apply for our graduate programme which will be advertised in January 2027.

An offer of employment in this role may require holding active or ability to pass National Security…