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Contract Manager OSS/ONSS for a major offshore wind project in Scotland. Your responsibilities Highly detailed person with experience of drafting contracts / cross comparing. Less negotiating and more internal co-ordination with P&C, legal and engineering. Converting technical drafting into commercial drafting. Identifying, co-ordinating and managing identified risks. Providing market positions through experience Heavily amended FIDIC yellow book contracts with elements of LOGIC) On and offshore experience is vital Roles in the ESI Package will be more focused on the details of the contract, negotiations are fully underway for this package, additional support required to come in. Focus will not be on leading the negotiations. They will still be involved with negotiations though. FIDIC Yellow Book and some LOGIC Experience, Less so NEC Contract forms. Would be great if they had some technical experience as they will need to read and draft some documentation with technical element

WTG SWA/LTSA Contract Manager for a major offshore wind project in Scotland. Your responsibilities WTG Role will be focused heavily on leading the negotiations with suppliers, they have identified a preferred supplier for turbines (confidential for now) and they need someone to lead. All candidates must have a strong understanding of current market positions and ideally existing relationships with key suppliers in Europe. Working for Lead P&C Manager Significant experience to negotiate and draft term PSA by later summer and full contracts by end of year Experience of working with OEMs or developers and delivered recent end to end negotiations

HSE Lead required for a major Offshore Wind Developer based in the United Kingdom. Responsibilities: To provide HSE leadership, assurance and practical support for survey and related project activities, including contractor review, CDM assurance, readiness, inspections, procedure development and risk assessment, to support safe, compliant and well-managed delivery. Support survey and related project activities through planning, mobilisation and execution, providing practical HSE input throughout. Participate in contractor kick-off meetings, pre-start meetings and other relevant planning and coordination meetings to ensure HSE expectations, responsibilities and arrangements are clearly understood. Undertake on-site inspections, site visits and field engagements to monitor implementation of HSE requirements and identify improvement actions. Participate in constructability reviews and provide HSE input to support early identification and management of risk. Provide audit and assurance support for survey and related project activities, including inspections, reviews, assurance activities and follow-up of actions. Support CDM assurance arrangements for GI and other applicable works, including review of duty holder arrangements, pre-construction planning and risk management interfaces. Participate in HSSE ITT contractor reviews as part of bid submissions for GI and other survey-related works. Review contractor HSSE capability, competence, arrangements and supporting information as part of contractor evaluation processes. Retrospectively review existing contractors and undertake HSSE contractor assessments where required to establish a clear and auditable record of review. Support readiness reviews for survey and related project activities to confirm that suitable HSE arrangements are in place before work starts. Review relevant HSE documentation, including risk assessments, method statements, emergency arrangements, competencies, plans and other mobilisation deliverables. Support the development, review and implementation of HSE procedures, processes, guidance documents, templates and supporting tools. Assist in building and improving the project HSE framework to support safe, compliant and well-managed delivery. Prepare, review or support suitable and sufficient risk assessments for team activities where required. Support the identification, escalation, tracking and close-out of HSE issues, findings, observations and actions arising from contractor reviews, readiness reviews, inspections and assurance activities. Support incident reporting, investigation input and follow-up of corrective actions where required. Maintain suitable records of contractor reviews, assurance activities, inspections, findings, actions and supporting evidence. Provide clear HSE advice, guidance and constructive challenge to project teams and contractors to support compliance and effective risk management. Escalate significant HSE or CDM risks, gaps, non-conformances or implementation concerns to the relevant responsible manager. Requirements Minimum 5 years' relevant HSE experience in construction, infrastructure, utilities, energy, marine, survey, offshore wind or similar project environments. Experience supporting field or operational activities, including site visits, inspections, audits, assurance activities or direct contractor interface. Experience undertaking contractor HSE reviews, tender / ITT evaluations, or contractor capability assessments. Experience supporting mobilisation, readiness or pre-start reviews for project activities. Experience developing, implementing or improving HSE procedures, processes, guidance or management arrangements. Experience supporting incident reporting, investigation input, action tracking and close-out. Experience working with multi-disciplinary teams, contractors and project stakeholders.

Senior Authorised Person 66kV required for a Major Offshore Wind Farm developer based in The United Kingdom. Responsibilities: Responsible for electrical issues accordingly to the affected Country's legislation and regulation. Delegating scopes of works for the whole team of Transmission Specialist on sites both offshore and onshore work scopes. Responsible for and managing rotaplan's for all Transmission Specialist and Operators on site. Leading all improvements of instructions and site-specific instructions improvements related to High Voltage electrical operations on sites. Implementation of the clients Electrical Safety Rules on site, including the safe system of Work. Advise operationally on high voltage electrical installations to WTG, offshore substations and both HV submarine and onshore cables. Oversee safe commissioning of grid connections, onshore substations and associated MV/HV/LV plant and equipment. Oversee all MV/HV/LV electrical operational activities to ensure safety, security and integrity of the HV network. Contribute to proactive management, good coordination and communication between all parties and that the process works effectively. Coordinate MV/HV/LV commissioning activities through the project construction Stages. Advise operationally on high voltage electrical installations to WTG, offshore substations and both HV submarine and onshore cables. Oversee all MV/HV/LV electrical operational activities to ensure safety, security and integrity of the HV network. Oversee and the delegation of planning of all switching activities on sites, both offshore and onshore activities. Controlling the safety documents for the Electrical Safety Rules on site. Define safety procedures for electrical matters. Delegation of tasks to the Operators on sites, who oversee safe commissioning of grid connections, onshore substations and associated MV/HV/LV plant and equipment. Reviewing the high voltage scope of work. Knowledge and experience with country specific standards. Requirements: Several years of operation and commissioning experience within the field of high voltage electricity, offshore experience preferable. Appropriate electrical qualification and background related to the authorization scope. Minimum 3 year of working experience within onshore substations systems. Complete and up to date GWO courses and HUET with CA-EBS if required by site (climbing gear person weight limit - 120kg/264lb).

Offshore Environmental Advisor for a major offshore wind project in The United Kingdom Responsibilities Liaison and update the project environmental team on offshore contractors, risks and documents. Undertake environmental inspections of vessels working on the project and windfarm assets (WTGs, OFCS). Engagement with the offshore package leads to communicate environmental compliance requirements and environmental management standards. Engagement with the project HS team to ensure alignment of HS-E standards and documents. Review and update local offshore environmental management controls including the offshore environmental plan, and development of other specific offshore documents. Post contract award review site documentation to ensure that it meets contract requirements Receive and review contractors risk assessments / method statements, environmental plans etc and work with project management to approve submitted documents. Facilitate environmental meetings with contractors and represent environmental interests. Collate environmental incidents/near miss statistics from all contractors on the project and submit report to project management team established procedures (in liaison with Health &Safety team). Lead or assist with offshore environmental incident investigation as applicable. Ensure the site contractors report environmental incidents to the appropriate Authorities as applicable and as per project protocols Support the project environmental manager on requirements for project environmental reporting Requirements Experience in environmental compliance and environmental management. Experience in conducting detailed environmental audits and inspections. Working knowledge of UK offshore environmental legislation. Experience of offshore construction activities. In possession of valid GWO certificate.

Lawyer: EPC Lead for a major offshore wind project based in The United Kingdom The role sits on the Project Leadership Team (PLT) and currently reports into the Development Project Lead, and comprises assuming overall responsibility for leading a large, multi-discipline project team progressing preparatory works incl. Health, Safety and Environmental (HSE) management, engineering, procurement, and project management required to ensure that the project is ready to commence the Construction Phase at the time of taking Final Investment Decision (FID). The project team will also be required to provide support in the form of technical and commercial input to the preparation of business cases, and value optimisation activities required to take FID. Requirements Experienced leaders who have successfully managed large, multi-disciplinary and multi-cultural project teams and built local project management capability. Experience of providing assurance that the windfarm can be constructed without harm to people or the environment and in a fashion that the quality and technical performance requirements can be satisfied within the cost and schedule targets that formed the Final Investment Decision. Ability to define, establish and maintain a project delivery capability comprising people, processes and systems that safely and efficiently delivers the project throughout its lifecycle. Previous responsibility for ensuring that all the construction contracts and support contracts are managed effectively and deliver as per the project plan. Proven ability to coordinate cross-disciplinary activities between subprojects, e.g. in the fields of permit, commerce, finance, site and operations. An understanding of common technical, commercial and stakeholder risks of performing offshore construction activities. Experience of applying techniques to influence others to deliver results Qualifications to degree level in an engineering discipline or equivalent science/numerate qualification Membership of a project management professional body and/or accreditation would be advantageous. At least 10 years of experience of safely delivering complex offshore construction projects, preferably involving HV electrical systems and wind turbines to quality, schedule and cost expectations.

Description: Supervise the site work activities to ensure they are being delivered in accordance with Safety, Quality, Schedule, and Environmental requirements. Coordinate site construction works and activities with contractors and consultants ensuring safety documentation is in place. Verify site construction progress and programme are accurately reflected contractor project documentation. Provide daily diaries and weekly updates to the CPPM and CPM. Liaison with various local authorities and departments, statutory bodies, landowners and tenants, community groups and leaders and wider stakeholders. Attend joint briefings, talks, inspections and audits, meetings and events with the supply chain. Ensure project risks are identified, understood and matters escalated as appropriate. Liaise with Technical, Engineering, Procurement, Finance and Project Services to facilitate and support the procurement of the works packages and the delivery of site construction. Capture lessons learned in relation to the implementation of the construction works at site to contribute to continually improvement and knowledge management initiatives to improve the delivery of projects. Essential Functional / Technical Skills Holds relevant Engineering Trade/Supervisor qualifications such as City and Guilds or CITB Holds relevant safety qualifications such as SSTS, SMSTS, NEBOSH Ability to review SSoW (including RAMS & PoWRA) and environmental mitigation plans and controls, understand the requirements of Quality Inspection and Test Plans, undertake Safety and Quality Audits and Inspections and to oversee the implementation on site of all such activities on site including corrective actions as necessary. Demonstrates understanding of key project management considerations for major projects delivery e.g. project definition and set up, planning, cost, risk, quality and commercial management. Good IT Skills including maintaining daily diaries and writing weekly reports. Ability to feed into constructability reviews and Lessons Learned sessions. Ability to communicate with Project Team Members, Contractors, and external Third Parties Personal Attributes / Competencies Regards safety as the highest priority. Ability to effectively supervise and manage site construction definition and delivery issues and able to analyse and prioritise key delivery risks and issues for the project on an ongoing basis. Delivery-focussed and able to achieve advantageous outcomes in demanding timescales within a high-pressure project environment. Commercially aware with good influencing skills. Displays leadership attributes and strong communication skills. Ability to represent SSE externally. Self-motivated, organised with good time management skills and able to work unsupervised in charge of contractors for small scale works. Establishes and maintains effective relationships with internal and external project stakeholders, gains their trust & respect. Experience Experience in supervision and site construction management of significant work packages in a relevant discipline or subject matter field. Experience of participation in medium/large construction delivery teams identifying and managing interfaces in the best interests of the project. Experienced relationship builder internally & externally with key stakeholders.

Construction Site Supervisor Are you ready to make a lasting impact in the renewable energy sector? Our client, a leader in sustainable energy, is looking for a skilled Construction Site Supervisor to join their team for an onshore wind farm project in Aberarder, United Kingdom. This contract role offers the unique opportunity to play a critical part in our client's journey towards a greener future. Your Role As a Construction Site Supervisor, you will be an essential member of our client's Construction Team. Reporting to a Construction Package Project Manager, your responsibilities will include: Providing multidisciplinary site supervision for construction activities. Acting as a pivotal team member responsible for the successful delivery of assigned work packages. Occasionally deputising for Construction Package Project Managers or other supervisors as needed. Contributing expertise to ensure projects are delivered to the highest standards within timelines. Collaborating on pre-construction and active construction phases, ensuring seamless transition to Asset Management teams. Key Skills Onshore Wind Expertise: A strong understanding of onshore wind farm construction processes and challenges. Construction Management: The ability to oversee and guide multidisciplinary teams on-site effectively. English Proficiency: Fluent English communication skills to ensure clarity and consistency across stakeholders. If you're passionate about shaping the future of renewable energy and excel in onshore wind and construction management, we want to hear from you! Apply today to bring your expertise and energy to this transformative project.

WTG Package Manager for a major offshore wind project in The United Kingdom Responsibilities Provides HSSE leadership and ensures that HSSE is managed throughout the package by all team members and contract partners in accordance with the company's established HSSE principles; Lead a team of experts assigned to the package and promotes a collaborative, transparent and supportive culture within the package and their interaction with other project roles; Manage the package in accordance with the company's essential behaviours, established standards for project management, quality and within the project's Delegation of Authority; Ensure clear lines of communication internally and with external contract partners; Oversee the engineering process and ensures that safety in design and operational aspects are adequately considered. Oversee the procurement process (tender, supplier selection and contract negotiation) until contract signature. Manages the overall package budget. Identify and manage package risks and opportunities. ensures compliance with internal policies and external legislation. Qualifications and Experience Engineering degree from an accredited university in a relevant subject (Civil, Structural, Mechanical, Ocean, Naval, etc); Circa 10 years relevant industry experience; Professional Engineer / Project Manager, with experience managing design and or engineering teams; Experience in Offshore Wind, Onshore Wind, Offshore Oil and Gas, or other large engineering infrastructure projects; Proven experience in major contract negotiations and contract management of large infrastructure projects (ideally offshore wind);

WTG Commissioning Engineer / Supervisor 66kV required for a Major Offshore Wind Farm Developer to be based in Denmark. Responsibilities Take ownership in supervising contractor's activities, to ensure contractors are compliant with the HSE, Quality, Contractual and Employer's requirements. Participate on relevant Construction and Commissioning meetings internally and externally. Coordination of Energization, Testing and Commissioning activities and interfaces with packages, related contractors, TSO and various team members. Participate and supervise on Commissioning and Quality activities including; Installation works, Site Acceptance Tests, Quality inspections and checks. Report and follow up on Quality open points, findings and non-conformities. Review and sign off on progress reports, Installation and Commissioning procedures, as-built documents and Quality reports. Track and record related Commissioning activities. Report progress updates and lookaheads. Take the role as an Operation Controller in accordance with EN (phone number removed). Support in preparing and Conducting Electrical Safety Trainings and inductions. Assess Risks and Maintain a Safe System of work during Commissioning related activities REQUEST FOR SERVICE. Apply Electrical Safety Precautions and Issue Electrical Permit to Work. Documents required when the system becomes under Electrical Safety Rules. Communicate and coordinate Access restrictions and Safety from the system. Prepare Switching schedules and perform switching activities. Support in preparation of Energization activities and RAMS; including Pre-Energization, Energization and post-energization checks. Perform Switching and Energization activities. Monitor and supervise the systems via SCADA; to immediately report any alarms and abnormalities. Comply with HSE requirements and immediate reporting of HSE observations, near misses, incidents & accidents. Intervene when encountering unsafe practices, and support optimization of HSE culture and practices. Capture, compile and register lessons learnt. The Contractor is obliged to assist with training apprentices during the works, if the Employer deems this relevant. Requirements Valid EU passport or work Visa for Denmark / Netherlands. GWO First Aid. GWO Manual Handling. GWO Sea Survival. GWO Fire Awareness. GWO Working at Heights. Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) including CA-EBS. Valid Offshore Medical certificates. Basic computer operation skills. Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and Electrical Diagrams. Experience with wind industry safety practices. Experience in the field of protection systems, SCADA and communication, automation technology and network operations REQUEST FOR SERVICE. A good technical understanding of the components of Electrical Power Systems e.g. Switchgears, Transformers, HV substations, HV networks to efficiently resolve the complex problems that can be occur with these assets. High level of fitness, being able to work in demanding physical and adverse weather and conditions. Flexibility to meet business objectives. Good verbal & written Communication skills - English is mandatory and preferably also in Danish. Experience with electrical testing equipment (i.e. voltage testers, amp clamps, and various hand and power tools). Knowledgeable and experienced working with and/in HV Control Room. Knowledge and experience with Siemens HV SCADA system and GE HV SCADA system. Knowledgeable and experienced working with EN (phone number removed). Experience as Operation Controller (SAP) in accordance with EN (phone number removed). Experience with Siemens 8VM1 switchgear and possession.

Technical Quality Engineer Lead a major offshore wind developer based in Denmark. Responsibilities. Ensures the strategy for and the extent of quality control activities for the project fabrication delivery, in accordance with the Project Management Plan (PMP) and its underlying quality plans (PQMP and QPs) Advise, assist and follow up on the fabrication project team members in relation to quality management matters and implementation of the quality system as defined in the sub-QP. Advise, assist, and follow up on the design and fabrication project team members in relation to quality management matters and implementation of the quality system as defined in the PQMP/QAP/QAS. Advise and support the fabrication contractors and sub-suppliers in relation to quality management matters and implementation of the quality system. Ensure that the pre-fabrication and As-built documentation is delivered and received according to contract. Communication and coordination of operational quality initiatives and interfaces across the organization. Responsible for follow-up on Contractor NCR and TQs handling within the Execution Scope. Requirements Relevant education or practical experience within fabrication of steel components, preferably within the wind industry, and have completed relevant quality courses and programmes (e.g., ISO9000, APQP), Highly experienced in quality management and have extensive insight into project processes, preferably from a similar position, Outgoing, possess strong communication abilities, and excel in working with various partners in international settings to be able to work closely with colleagues, internal and external partners, and our contractors. Ability to work across multiple tasks / projects. High skills on Microsoft office tools like Word, XL, PowerPoint etc