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Highland Wood Energy (or HWenergy) are wanting experienced biomass engineers and field technicians in all areas of the country.
 
Amp Clean Energy are looking for biomass service engineers south/ south east to carry out services, reactive and proactive maintenance and breakdowns to all makes of boilers. Good pay, new van, loads of training. PM me for more info
 

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