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Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult

Site Tour Guide - 10 hours per month

Blyth
Posted 1 day ago
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About The Role

We are looking for a confident and engaging Site Tour Guide to represent ORE Catapult at our Blyth test and demonstration facilities. In this role, you will deliver informative, accessible, and safe tours for a wide range of visitors, including industry partners, government officials, academic groups, and members of the public.

You will help bring our work to life by explaining offshore renewable energy technologies, our mission, and our contribution to the UK's net-zero ambitions in a way that is clear, memorable, and tailored to each audience. The pro rata salary and flexibility of the role required will be agreed on offer.

What You'll Be Doing

  • Lead high-quality guided tours of ORE Catapult's Blyth facilities, adapting your approach to suit different audiences.
  • Present complex technical information in a clear, accessible, and engaging way.
  • Act as a knowledgeable and positive ambassador for ORE Catapult's work, values, and safety culture.
  • Deliver pre-tour safety briefings and ensure visitors follow site guidelines throughout their visit.
  • Support the planning and coordination of tours, including bookings, visitor lists, and logistics.
  • Prepare and maintain visitor materials and documentation.
  • Support VIP and external stakeholder visits, working closely with colleagues across Communications, Engagement, and operational teams.
  • Collect visitor feedback and suggest improvements to enhance the tour experience.

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  • Strong communication and presentation skills, with confidence speaking to groups of different sizes and backgrounds.
  • The ability to explain technical information in a way that is easy to understand.
  • A customer-focused approach and excellent interpersonal skills.
  • Strong organizational skills and attention to detail.
  • Comfort working in industrial or operational site environments.
  • A basic understanding of health and safety principles.

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It Would Be Great If You Also Have

  • Experience in public engagement, education, visitor services, or a similar role.
  • Knowledge of renewable energy, engineering, or offshore wind technologies.
  • First Aid or visitor services training.
  • Experience working in STEM, research, or industrial settings.

Why Join Us?

This is a unique opportunity to play a visible role in showcasing world-leading offshore renewable energy innovation. You will meet a wide range of visitors, help tell the story of ORE Catapult's work, and contribute to inspiring an understanding of the technologies supporting a cleaner energy future.

About ORE Catapult

ORE Catapult is the UK's leading technology innovation and research centre for offshore renewable energy. Our Blyth facilities support the testing, demonstration, and development of technologies that help accelerate the growth of offshore wind, tidal, and other renewable energy solutions.

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Skills

Public Speaking
Technical Communication
Customer Service
Interpersonal Skills
Organization
Health and Safety
Stakeholder Management
Public Engagement
Visitor Services

Location

Blyth, England, United Kingdom

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