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OES Group CP Technician Role
OES Group is expanding its service delivery team and is looking for a skilled CP Technician to support cathodic protection projects across our international portfolio. This is a hands-on role for someone who wants variety in their work, moving between offshore, vessel, and inshore environments, combined with the technical and reporting side of the job.
What you'll be doing:
- π Offshore wind service works: Carrying out inspection, survey, and maintenance of cathodic protection systems on offshore wind infrastructure, working as part of a wider service team on client sites
- β Vessel and inshore service works: Delivering CP inspections and interventions on vessels and inshore/marine structures, including hull surveys and anode assessments
- π» Technical support: Acting as a point of contact for clients and internal teams on CP-related queries, helping troubleshoot issues on site and remotely
- π Report writing: Producing clear, accurate inspection and survey reports following each project, capturing findings and recommendations for clients
- π Technical document review: Reviewing technical documentation and drawings relevant to CP scopes of work, checking for accuracy and compliance before projects proceed
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- β Minimum ISO 15257 Level 2 certification
- β A willingness to travel and work offshore as part of an international project portfolio


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What we offer:
- π Full training programme: we invest in developing your skills further, regardless of where you're starting from within the Level 2 requirement
- π° Excellent rates of pay
- π International project exposure: our portfolio spans the UK, Europe, and Asia, giving you the opportunity to work on a genuinely varied range of projects and sites
If you're looking to build your CP career with a company that's investing in its people and its project pipeline, we'd like to hear from you.
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