Not only is the Isle of Grain LNG site secure, safe and supportive, but truly leading-edge. when you’re working at the cutting-edge of gas importation as part of a leading international power group, every day presents new challenges that will stretch and test your ability as an engineer or marine professional.
Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) is not only proving to be one of the most sustainable ways of powering the nation; it’s also regarded as offering more secure careers. This is largely because LNG importation is an energy resource that’s very much on the rise, with many benefits over and none of the insecurities seen in traditional gas importation or alternative power generation supplies. Recognising this fact a contract has been signed with BP/Sonatrach to enable our Isle of Grain site to import natural gas in liquid form from other countries for the next 20 years. It reflects a long-term commitment to the site, it’s technology, and to the careers of people working there that few other international organisations can offer.
Safe & Clean
It’s a safe environment in every respect: the Isle of Grain site has operated to the highest standards of safety and professionalism for the past 25 years. LNG shipping as a whole also has a first class safety record, with more than 33,000 LNG carrier voyages covering 60 million miles around the globe without a major incident over a 45-year history: a safety record few other power methods can boast. You'll also enjoy working in the noticeably clean engineering environment of the Isle of Grain – a process plant that really is unlike any other.