
Move into Maritime
They made the switch

My skills transferred almost one to one. The GWO course took a week.

Same torch, bigger projects — and better pay than the car plant.

Hydrodynamics instead of aerodynamics. The maths is the same, the ships are huge.
Example interviews with illustrative portraits — real stories coming soon.
See what maritime work looks like
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From Automotive & mechanics
Engines, hydraulics and diagnostics transfer directly to ship engine rooms and ROV maintenance.
Which maritime careers fit your skills?
Career pages with videos & interviews
You keep the heart of the ship beating: engines, generators, pumps and new fuel systems.
You decide how a ship floats, moves and survives the sea — from the first sketch to sea trials.
You climb, inspect and repair turbines at sea, living on service vessels on rotation.
You engineer foundations, cables and turbines for wind farms far out at sea.
You join the steel blocks that become hulls, decks and offshore modules.
You design the power, battery and automation systems of electric and hybrid ships.
You keep huge newbuild and offshore projects on time, on budget and safe.
You navigate the ship, lead the bridge watch and manage cargo operations.
You plan where every container goes so ships stay stable and ports stay fast.
You lead the switch to green fuels and help companies meet EU climate rules.
You build the data and software behind smart ports, fleets and autonomous ships.
You design cabins, lounges and superyacht interiors under strict safety rules.
You pilot underwater robots to inspect pipelines, cables and turbine foundations deep below the surface.
You steer uncrewed survey boats and drones from a shore-based control room.
You map the seabed so ships, cables and wind farms can be placed safely.
You board giant ships at sea and guide them safely into port.
You operate dredgers that deepen ports and build new land and coastlines.
