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Broadcast Media Services (BMS)
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When you have a story to tell a BMS video production tells it with authority. We are a Televisual magazine Top 50 Production Studio.
Our award winning videos are used for Internal and External Communications, Web Site and Intranet Content, Sales and Marketing, Training, HSE, Stakeholder Engagement and much more.
Our communications training team brings print, radio, television and online experience to the ever changing media landscape helping your spokespersons get the most out of their media exposure - especially in a crisis.
Our award winning videos are used for Internal and External Communications, Web Site and Intranet Content, Sales and Marketing, Training, HSE, Stakeholder Engagement and much more.
Our communications training team brings print, radio, television and online experience to the ever changing media landscape helping your spokespersons get the most out of their media exposure - especially in a crisis.
National Grid - Living our values campaign
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Creative Communications: Award winning Video Production and Media Training.
When you have a story to tell a BMS video production tells it with authority.
www.broadcastmedia.co.uk
Creative Communications: Award winning Video Production and Media Training.
When you have a story to tell a BMS video production tells it with authority.
www.broadcastmedia.co.uk
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Prysmian Viking Link Project Film
Просмотров 778 месяцев назад
Prysmian Group is proud to present Viking Link, the first high voltage cable connection between the UK and Denmark. With the entire 1,250 km cable for the submarine route and all of the approximately 135 km of land cables on the UK side, Viking Link becomes the world’s longest land and submarine interconnector. Watch the video to discover more about Viking Link Creative Communications: Award wi...
Cadent Recruitment Advert
Просмотров 1168 месяцев назад
cadentgas.com/careers Creative Communications: Award winning Video Production and Media Training. When you have a story to tell a BMS video production tells it with authority. www.broadcastmedia.co.uk
Introducing Svitzer Ecotow
Просмотров 2278 месяцев назад
svitzer.com/services/ecotow/ EcoTow is Svitzer’s immediate carbon insetting solution which helps to decarbonise your harbour towage through the replacement of marine gas oil (MGO) with various types of very low-carbon biofuels. For you as a customer, EcoTow is easily added to your contract as a very low-carbon alternative to fossil fuel-based towage services. EcoTow provides you with audited an...
Grain LNG - Roof Raise
Просмотров 3668 месяцев назад
www.nationalgrid.com/national-grid-ventures/grain-lng Creative Communications: Award winning Video Production and Media Training. When you have a story to tell a BMS video production tells it with authority. www.broadcastmedia.co.uk
IHG Checks In On… Luxury & Lifestyle
Просмотров 288 месяцев назад
www.ihgplc.com/en/investors Creative Communications: Award winning Video Production and Media Training. When you have a story to tell a BMS video production tells it with authority. www.broadcastmedia.co.uk
SSE Renewables - Sign the Turbine
Просмотров 708 месяцев назад
www.sserenewables.com/offshore-wind/sign-the-turbine/ Creative Communications: Award winning Video Production and Media Training. When you have a story to tell a BMS video production tells it with authority. www.broadcastmedia.co.uk
Hinkley Connection - First T-pylons in the world
Просмотров 5178 месяцев назад
The 57km, high voltage Hinkley Connection between Bridgwater and Avonmouth in the South West will bring low carbon, homegrown energy to six million homes and business across the UK. www.nationalgrid.com/electricity-transmission/network-and-infrastructure/hinkley-connection Creative Communications: Award winning Video Production and Media Training. When you have a story to tell a BMS video produ...
Tackling fuel poverty in the cost of living crisis
Просмотров 588 месяцев назад
The cost of living crisis has brought unprecedented financial worries for many households. Due to high energy costs, fuel poverty is at the heart of this. This video shows how non-profit organisations are making a difference to fuel poverty in our communities. We're working with these organisations, who are: 🏠 Providing emergency financial relief to households with pre-payment energy meters 🏠 F...
Living Our Values Campaign - Launch Film
Просмотров 168 месяцев назад
As a company at the heart of a clean, fair and affordable energy future, we know that the work we do is important. But how we do it is just as important. We know that actions speak louder than words, so we asked #people across National Grid how they live our values every day: 💡 Do the right thing 🤔 Find a better way 🤝 Make it happen Find your superpower today: jobs.nationalgrid.com/UK/ Creative...
National Grid - Annual Report 2023
Просмотров 598 месяцев назад
Introduction to the Annual Report Watch this video of our Chief Executive, John Pettigrew, where he reflects on the events of the past 12 months and gives an update on our performance and priorities in the UK and the US to introduce the 2022/23 Annual Report. www.nationalgrid.com/investors/resources/reports-plc Creative Communications: Award winning Video Production and Media Training. When you...
GOW Awards Outstanding Achievement
Просмотров 138 месяцев назад
events.renewableuk.com/awards23 Creative Communications: Award winning Video Production and Media Training. When you have a story to tell a BMS video production tells it with authority. www.broadcastmedia.co.uk
Global Offshore Wind Awards - Event Summary
Просмотров 428 месяцев назад
events.renewableuk.com/awards23 Creative Communications: Award winning Video Production and Media Training. When you have a story to tell a BMS video production tells it with authority. www.broadcastmedia.co.uk
Birmingham Dogs Home - Lonely Paws
Просмотров 278 месяцев назад
Support dogs in crisis this Christmas. Download or stream here: bfan.link/lonely-paws The cost of living crisis has led to a massive increase in the number of dogs who have been given up by their family through no fault of their own. There are over two hundred dogs of all shapes and sizes, young and old, currently residing at their rescue centres near Solihull and Wolverhampton. Birmingham Dogs...
“It’s the future of the world”
Просмотров 3078 месяцев назад
WindFloat Atlantic celebrates its third anniversary on December 31. Since achieving first power in 2019, the 8.4 MW turbines sited on top of three WindFloat® platforms generated around 130 GWh of clean power, feeding up to 50 000 homes and saving tens of thousands of tons of CO2 every year. www.principlepower.com/news/its-the-future-of-the-world Creative Communications: Award winning Video Prod...
National Grid Hinkley Connection Stringing
Просмотров 5612 года назад
National Grid Hinkley Connection Stringing
National Grid - Hinkley Connection Project
Просмотров 2,3 тыс.2 года назад
National Grid - Hinkley Connection Project
Coal Authority - Customer Journey Animation Subtitles
Просмотров 973 года назад
Coal Authority - Customer Journey Animation Subtitles
National Grid - Gas pipeline insertion under the River Humber
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.4 года назад
National Grid - Gas pipeline insertion under the River Humber
BMS - Socially Distanced Media Training
Просмотров 694 года назад
BMS - Socially Distanced Media Training
Turbine Engineers are both on field lies both in electrical and mechanical field right?
shit
climbing back down for a slash as if mate lol
Teardown
A 3.6mw isn't a big one, I worked on these for years (level 7). By the time i was medically retired I was not working with Siemens anymore and was installing 8.8mw turbines for Vestas. I can no longer work in the industry due to a horrific accident which was not my fault. Sh*t happens in heavy industry and sometimes people get crippled and even worse die. Apart from that it was fine.
Thanks for uploading very informative video Stephen. My son who is 18 he done heating and gas plumbing for year in a college he is no interest in Renwable energy. But same college also does wind Turbine course. Of course college is free of charge as of age but private are charging between £6 to 10 k..
Gas engineer 40k solar engineer 60k
CapitalCCG in Enfield do a fantastic Wind Turbine course
Do my other wind techs in the comment section realize how clean this guy is, he ain’t climbing enough lol
How do I become a wind tech? I'm 17 and this is the only job that really intrigues me. I am in the US, can you give me some info on this please, everything is appreciated
I went through a paid internship that my first company offered and got paid crap money to get my foot in the door. I’m 4 years in now and I made 90,000 this year. You grow fast if you put in the work. Good companies to go for are vestas and nextera energy. Vestas offers the paid internship and I switched to nextera for the pay bump…. Good luck buddy
Been doing this for 20 years. and i can say that this job is not for everyone, and its extreamly tough on all joints, so dont expect a good retiring my knees are fucked at 40 years old
I worked for Semens as a offshore wind turbine techinician form 2008 to 2016. It was a brilliant job very rewarding however the hours were very long,12 hours a day 7 days a week. Siemens had a massive issue with employee retention mainly due to horrendous management, the introduction of an anualised hour contract and zero work life balance. To say I am a lot happier in my current job in a hydro power station is an understatement.
How bad was the work life balance ? from what ive heard there are a lot of days off on the boat due to weather
@@Wacooon Problem with weather days was you owed them the hours you were short so you had to come in and pay the hours off by doing extra shifts which was a problem in the winter because you could struggle to get your core monthly hours in. It sounds fair however what you need to understand is they forced you to work overtime for 6-8 months of the year by adjusting your rota without much notice so you couldn't make any plans and held your money until January and deducted the hours you were short before paying out your money. It was very demolishing because it felt you were punished for weather you had no control of after grafting your nuts off all year. Also you were so exhausted due to constantly working ridiculous shifts a weather day was nothing but a chance to recover slightly before your next stint of 10-15 days doing 12-14 hour shifts.
@@WacooonWeather days were a break for you to recover slightly before going again and at the end of the day if you missed say 3 days due to bad weather you owed the company 36 hours in wages. As a result you were constantly working 10-15 days at a time doing a minimum of 12 hour shifts sometimes longer depending on the tides, your rota was constantly changing to make you work more during the good weather months without much notice. You were essentially forced to work ridiculous hours for 6-8 months of the year while the company held onto a big chunk of your wages until January. They then deducted the hours you owed them because of wind days that were out of your control and gave you what remained out of your overtime you were forced to work by them. It was a very demoralising system that made a lot of people walk away from a job.
@@Wacooon Weather days are good but what you need to realise is say you don't work for 3 days you owe the company 36 hours. Do that for 12 months that's 432 hours you owe Siemens. They take that money out of your overtime money that they force you to work because they can change your rota at anytime to make you work more than your monthly hours. One example of a rota is 15 days on, 12 hour shifts ( could be longer) with 5 days off which could be your shift pattern for 6 months of the year. They pay you your time as an overtime rate and bank the remaining 1/2 and at the end of the year they deduct what you owe them in hours from your overtime pot they forced you to work and the net result is paid out to you if you have any cash left. So essentially you get punished for weather days and not the company that's why people were leaving in their droves and staff retention was so bad.
Crap m8 stear well clear if you can. People were leaving because of the annualised hours contract. Essentially you were penalised for weather days because you owed the company the hours you missed because of a weather day. For example you miss 3 days a month for 12 months that's 432 hours you owe the company. They have the ability to force you to work overtime because they can change your shift pattern to a 15 days on and 5 days off you could be doing that for 6 months of the year, that's 270 hours a month for 6 months. They give you your time overtime payment and keep the remaining 1/2. At the end of the year they deduct the hours you owe from the 1/2 they have saved up for you and if you have any cash left they pay it out in January. As a work life balance view point it was awful because you were constantly chasing hours to ensure you were not in their debt each month and ultimately you were not losing money they forced you to work additional hours for.
I have been trying my hardest to get back to you about the job but I have been working on a few things
What is your salary??
Americans are definitely not going to be doing this kind of work.
You can easily create beautiful memories staying here. Lovely place.
Thank you Stephen Fisher for sharing your a day in a life as a Wind Turbine Engineer. For all, the people who were thinking to join this industry I recommend you to watch this video first truly inspiring. Remember "Small Actions can make a Big Difference."
Hands-on and\drenaline filled, making a difference to the world. 😍 This has made it more interesting for future choices in careers.
Amazing stuff. Are the ladders on the way up to the first platform night illuminated? Seems a little risky!
Hope I find a job in this domain
Seeing all those turbines and blades is a really ugly sight.
The background music is tooo damn LOUD! Think earbuds!
This is literally my dream job. Getting to go offshore with your buddies as an engineer, while saving the planet.
My dream job currently going through my EDF training
what if its storming?
Piss in a bottle man...
Omg this was just so amazing and so good on so many levels and arrrrgh just thanks. Also makes me feel really good about working in renewable energy, yay
Emocionante tu video, fantástico, yo estoy ahora en Wikinger con Global Wind Service Iberdrola etc, estuve trabajando en Bremerhaven en la factoría de Adwen para las Turbinas M-5000, GT1, Borkum West y la mas importante para mi es Alpha Ventus, los Pioneros amigo. Nuestro reto es duro... pero el Viento y el Mar son...Dioses!!! me atrevería a decir. My mane is Electron. Te deseo lo mejor my Friend, I hopefully we will see each other soon and make electrons for humanity. Gerardo Calvo
why not just shit in a bucket and throw it off the side lol
Terrible idea. Thankful republicans will be in charge again soon and they’ll rip this junk out of the ocean. I know this for a fact. Mark my word! Hahah like wow. The crap people will fall for to actually believe this is even close to a good idea proves that the dems can sell a dog turd on a stick to there slow followers
I’ll be back in a few years to tell you how it goes
Thank you so much for this!
Derricks are a mainstay of pylon erection and always will be. Nice to get a mention on this job Not! The OHL SAP
Thankyou
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Is 33 too late to make a career change into this type of industry. I’m currently a tree surgeon wanting a career change and I’m very interested in this field of work.
Age is not really the barrier. Its more about if you can handle the lifestyle or not and if you are okay with the salary and can get along with all kinds of people as you will work eat and sleep with the same folk for long periods at a time away from home.
What do you do if you have to pee while you're up there?
Pee in your mouth
How can we get in to this type of work?
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Great, respect.
How much do general laborer make building these towers
This is something I’m definitely interested in. Especially his position as a lead. I’m halfway through the KVCC Turbine Technician Academy with GWO training, ENSA training, and on course for getting my BZEE certification. I’d love to get SPRAT certified just in case, too. It seems like a bit to go through, but working in this field is going to be amazing👇
How’s it going?
How often is it sunny and that calm 20miles offshure?
the destroying of our world ..they create a bigger carbon footprint than the save
How are they doing in Texas? There all frozen up. Notice Kerry has very little to say,hes all solar panels now.
Hello from Taiwan ! I am just about looking for a job on this market. Great information. Thanks for sharing.
Who else is watching this for year 8 science
No restrooms on sea wind turbines? Good thing my airport job has restrooms esp. when I eat hella food on my lunch break lol.
Good luck because you wouldn't wanna be in a winturbine failure ;-;
My dream job , I am working on it . Amen
Im lucky to be starting this training this week coming give me luck yall
You make it in yet? I've been working wind as a travel tech (onshore) for 2 years. It's a love hate relationship but I DO love my job sometimes, which many can't say at all. And the money can be really good with the overtime and travel stipend (especially once you get a little xp and switch companies for higher pay)
Scott james. What its to work as flying tech? I applied also, should get an answer next week. Im hopping the best off course. And where do you work?
Which type of difficulty a freshers candidate faces in this field
Terrible idea. Thankful republicans will be in charge again soon and they’ll rip this junk out of the ocean. I know this for a fact. Mark my word! Hahah like wow. The crap people will fall for to actually believe this is even close to a good idea proves that the dems can sell a dog turd on a stick to there slow followers