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The Engineering Construction Industry Training Board works with employers and training providers to give the engineering construction industry workforce the skills it needs to meet the challenges of the future.

We invest around £25 million each year supporting employers to attract, develop and qualify their people in a wide range of craft, technical and professional disciplines.

Engineering construction is a specialised industry that underpins the delivery, maintenance and decommissioning of the UK’s critical infrastructure. It operates across the oil and gas, nuclear and renewables sectors, as well as major process industries, such as chemicals, pharmaceuticals, food processing, water and waste treatment.

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Education and TrainingHydrogenNuclearOffshore WindOil & GasRenewablesSkillsTechnology InnovationTraining
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What is the Engineering Construction Industry?Nuclear power stations and wind farms. Industrial and chemical plants. Offshore oil and gas rigs. Waste and water processing facilities.
What is the Engineering Construction Industry Training Board?The ECITB is the skills, standards and qualifications body with responsibility for training and developing the engineering construction workforce of GB.
Apprenticeships in Engineering ConstructionAn apprenticeship is a direct career route into the engineering construction industry.
Project Control ProgrammesManagers in the engineering construction industry know the critical importance of planning and project controls to the success of projects.
ECITB Scholarship ProgrammeThe ECITB are working in partnership with a number of training providers to offer an excellent opportunity for those aspiring engineers.
Careers in Engineering Construction IndustryEngineering construction companies look after the UK’s critical infrastructure. In short, they keep the lights on, the water flowing and put food on the table.

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