Dalby Offshore’s apprentices Josh Goodwill and Lewis Wright have achieved a successful first trip to sea where they learnt about the day-to-day working on Dalby Offshore’s Wind Farm Support Vessel (WFSV) Fleet.
Josh and Lewis spent time at Whitby & District Fishing Industry Training School learning their roles in a classroom environment before heading to Lowestoft to work under the watchful eye of Dalby’s dedicated and experienced team aboard the vessels.
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Both apprentices spent some time at home for Christmas and are now back on board, before heading back to school for more training.
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Dalby Offshore’s apprentices Josh Goodwill and Lewis Wright have achieved a successful first trip to sea where they learnt about the day-to-day working on Dalby Offshore’s Wind Farm Support Vessel (WFSV) Fleet. Josh and Lewis spent time at Whitby & District Fishing Industry Training School learning
