GWS Entry Program
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Posted 50mo ago · via Recruitee
About this role
The question 'How to become a Wind Turbine Technician?' leads to the GWS Academy in Dobra (Szczecin, Poland) . We start there with you from series of comprehensive introduction trainings to the wind industry, after which you can start working with us on Onshore Wind Farm Installations . What do we offer within the Entry Program? • 2 weeks of wind industry trainings , conducted by instructors with field experience for groups of selected candidates from all over Europe • catering, and for non-residents also: daily allowances + accommodation next to the Academy • unique opportunity to start a career in one of the fastest growing sectors of the economy worldwide • contract with GWS from the 1st day of the Program Your main tasks while working on projects will be: • Work acc.…
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