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ENGINEERING THE FUTURE OF WIND INDUSTRY POTENTIAL GROWTH
The South Bank of the Humber region has huge potential to become the UK Hub of Renewable Energy and in particular the centre of Offshore Operations & Maintenance.
HETA (HUMBERSIDE ENGINEERING TRAINING ASSOCIATION)
HETA are perfectly based to help with this growth by training and supplying offshore wind turbine maintenance apprentices and also upskilling existing workforce for the wind industry.
IMPRESSIVE CLIENT LIST The training company have 2 South Bank sites, one based at the CATCH facility in Stallingborough and one in Scunthorpe. From these sites they have been able to train Wind Turbine Maintenance Technicians for RES Offshore, Ecotricty and Centrica. They are now also approved to deliver the City & Guilds Wind Turbine Technician apprenticeship and will be training apprentices for SSE next year who will then go to work offshore to complete their NVQ Level 3.
HETA Business Development & Marketing Manager James McIntosh said:
“We are excited with the potential growth and developments of the Wind Energy Industry on the South Bank of the Humber. The companies that we are currently working with are trailblazers because they are looking to train engineers for the futures for what will be a sought after skills set. We welcome any enquiries from companies across the UK who would like to train wind energy apprentices both on and offshore at our Stallingborough site.”
ADDITIONAL TRAINING
In addition to having the Wind Turbine apprentices in training from September HETA will also have around 90 apprentices split between the Stallingborough and Scunthorpe for companies such as Knauf, ABP, Phillips 66, Total LOR and many more.
HETA (Humberside Engineering Training Association)
Adam Barnard, Apprentice
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www.windenergynetwork.co.uk
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