Harnessing their vast expertise and knowledge of oceanography and energy the ripe4 renewable consultants in the hydro, wave and tidal power sector have a core focus on individuals seeking a career in these exciting and newly emerging sources of renewable energy.

Latest Hydro, Wave and Tidal Energy Recruitment Jobs

Senior Structural Engineer

Reference Number: 20044CVE

Location: Scotland

Salary: £25k - £50k

Sector: Hydro, Wave or Tidal

Job Description:
An award winning Ripe4 client is looking for a Structural Engineer to join their expanding team. Working on innovative tidal stream and wave energy projects you will have the opportunity to work on projects from conception to completion.

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Power Electronics Engineer

Reference Number: CVE 19800 eleceng

Location: UK Various

Salary: £35k - £50k

Sector: Hydro, Wave or Tidal

Job Description:
An Electrical Engineer is required to join an innovative renewable energy company.

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Structural Engineer

Reference Number: RJ2605StructuralEngineer

Location: Scotland

Salary: £50k - £60k

Sector: Hydro, Wave or Tidal

Job Description:
Structural Engineer, Civil Engineer, Project Engineer, Marine, Sub-sea, Offshore, Renewable, Tidal, Wave, CAD, Design I am currently recruiting for a Structural Engineer to work for a world leading marine energy company based in Scotland to oversee all aspects of current and future offshore projects. As the successful candidate you will be responsible for taking projects from conception through to developed commercial products.

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Latest Hydro, Wave and Tidal Energy Recruitment News

UK government asked to review Severn plans

A consortium of NGOs is calling on the UK government to look again at the shortlist of tidal power schemes for the Severn Estuary tidal energy project published in January.

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Google takes to the high seas

EXCLUSIVE: Scottish waves could power the internet

 

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More Hydro, Wave and Tidal Energy Recruitment Information

Hydropower is using water to power machinery or make electricity. Water constantly moves through a vast global cycle, evaporating from lakes and oceans, forming clouds, precipitating as rain or snow, then flowing back down to the ocean. The energy of this water cycle, which is driven by the sun, can be tapped to produce electricity or for mechanical tasks like grinding grain. Hydropower uses a fuel; water that is not reduced or used up in the process. Since the water cycle is an endless, constantly recharging system, hydropower is regarded as a renewable energy.

The emerging wave and tidal sectors are currently characterised by a multitude of concept devices. An increasing number of these technologies have attracted investment and progressed to full-scale prototype testing. The first commercial projects are now beginning to appear.

Still in its infancy, this emerging sector still faces significant issues that must be addressed and overcome, issues such as costs, installation, operations & maintenance and investment. Ripe4 has the capability and expertise to deliver pre-screened, highly skilled personnel you can have confidence in our due diligence.