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Career prospects

Current job offers

New career perspectives

Construction of the Baltyk wind farms will create about 10,000 direct and indirect jobs throughout the project cycle. The next few decades will be a period of high demand for workers related to the preparation, construction, operation and decommissioning of wind farms.

new jobs in the entire life cycle
10 000

new jobs in the entire life cycle

of estimated labor demand
30 years

of estimated labor demand

Offshore wind farms offer unlimited career opportunities for professionals in a wide range of fields: from technicians, engineers and programmers to lawyers, financiers and marketers. As part of our Flagship Program "Maritime Competence Academy", we are conducting initiatives to improve the skills of personnel in the country's offshore energy industry.

Professional areas in demand in offshore wind

Investment preparation

project management
energy law
environmental protection in the development process
ocean engineering
environmental law
maritime law
geology, geophysics, geotechnics
energetics
design of marine and hydrotechnical structures
occupational health, safety, quality, security and environmental (HSEQ) principles in international projects

Fabrication of wind farm components

production technology
quality control
metalworking
operation of machines and equipment
service of machines and equipment
electrics
electronics

Operation and maintenance of offshore wind farm

operation of renewable energy equipment
shipping
electrics
electronics
mechanics
mechatronics
environmental monitoring
statistical and technical analysis
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A unique training program for students

"Setting the Course for Offshore" training program is dedicated to students of technical schools, classes specializing in renevable energy. Program participants are the winners of the competition "My Future with Offshore Wind", organized in invited schools in accordance with the program organizers' requirements.

The program is practical in nature and is delivered by managers and experts from the offshore industry. Participants gain unique insights about offshore wind farm projects, visit companies involved in their development, meet leading organizations and experienced representatives of the offshore industry. The training develops the knowledge, skills and attitudes required of employees in the offshore wind energy sector, outlines career development paths, and enables participants to assess their own aptitude for professions related to offshore wind energy and renewable energy.

The program is implemented in partnership with Pomeranian Employers, Polish Offshore Wind Industry Chamber, Rumia Invest Park, and the Pomeranian Offshore Wind Energy Competence Center.

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Program schedule

Session I – The Baltic Sea. A Sea of Green Energy
8 January 2026
Maritime Culture Centre, Gdańsk

The opening session of the program was held at the Maritime Culture Centre of the National Maritime Museum in Gdańsk. The participants presented their competition projects entitled ‘My Future with Offshore Wind’.Organizers and partners of the program presented their activities. At the exhibition “The Baltic Sea. A Sea of Green Energy”, hosted by Equinor and Polenergia, the students were introduced to the history and environment of offshore wind energy, the offshore wind farms construction process, and the implementation of the Bałtyk offshore wind projects the exhibition “The Baltic Sea. A Sea of Green Energy”, hosted by Equinor and Polenergia.

Session II – GWO Basic Safety Training
16 January 2026
IM Training Education and Training Centre, Gdynia

Safety is a top priority for Equinor and Polenergia, for the Bałtyk projects, and for the offshore wind industry as a whole. The first practical training session was held at the Inter Marine Education and Training Centre and focused on GWO BST – Basic Safety Training. The programme included training modules in FA (First Aid), WAH (Working at Heights), MH (Manual Handling) and FA (Fire Awareness). In addition, courses in BTT (Bolt Tightening Training) and ART (Advanced Rescue Training) were presented. Participation in the session allowed students to experience the scope of certification training required for employees in the offshore industry.

Session III – Offshore expert panel
12 February 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Pomeranian Employers, Gdańsk, 24 Zwycięstwa Av.

The panel will be attended by representatives of Equinor/Polenergia, Pomeranian Employers, Polish Offshore Wind Industry Chamber, Siemens Gamesa Renewable Energy, Hitachi Energy, Seaway7, MEWO and Rumia Invest Park. The offshore wind energy market will be presented, together with the current stage and development directions offshore wind energy in Poland, the activities of offshore companies, and their involvement in the implementation of the Bałtyk projects.

Career opportunities at Equinor's O&M Base in Łeba will also be presented.

Agenda:

11:00-13:00 – Presentations by companies and organizations 
13:00-13:45 – Panel discussion 
13:45-14:00 – Q&A session  

Session IV
25 February 2026

Do you have any questions?

Please contact us by email at APOP@equinor.com i PDER@equinor.com

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