Engineers working in the energy industry

Engineers working in the energy industry

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  Sam Evans

  Sam works for Alstom Services. Sam really wanted to do an apprenticeship so he could learn about the power sector while still getting paid.

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  All wired up

  Caitlin, an apprentice, works in electro technical installation. See why this was the right route for her and what it could offer to you.

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  Riding rapids

  After completing a Master of Engineering qualification, James Brown joined npower's graduate training programme.

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  The right stuff

  Ffion Thomas is a system engineer for Wylfa Power Station in Anglesey.

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  Fixing it

  Jason Joseph decided to work for British Gas at 15. Now he has been with them for seven years and is a qualified Technical Engineer.

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  Heat is on

  Georigia King was looking for a practical role and found it working for British Gas as an Installation Engineer.

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  From apprentice to master

  For many, an apprenticeship is the beginning of a long journey taking them from a childhood passion to the heights of their chosen profession. Pete Cowman has begun that journey. Starting as a production operative, he went on into a structured apprentice training programme with Worcester Bosch, combining the best of practical knowledge with underlying theory. Here, we find out about apprenticeships from the inside.

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  Dig deep

  Since signing on with Shell, Poonum Parmar has already travelled around the world. And, as a Reservoir Engineer, her career is only just beginning. Here, we find how Shell’s graduate programme took her where she wanted to go.

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  Power up

  You may take the electricity that feeds your house for granted…but you probably shouldn’t. Keeping energy lines open is a challenging job and it’s also a very rewarding one. We spoke to Chris Buggins an apprentice from Central Networks to find out more.