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RWE Renewables UK Management Ltd.
To start as soon as possible, full time, permanent
Functional area: Operations & Maintenance
An exciting opportunity to join a forward-thinking creative team, operating the UK Central Control Room which provides critical services to the RWE Offshore Wind Operations portfolio. Utilising your SGRE 3.6 and DD WTG Platform experience and other technical, process operations or other systems related experience you will be responsible for advanced fault resets, marine co-ordination and responding to grid instructions from NESO. The role is career-focused and offers a great deal of personal development for a committed individual.
The UK Central Control Room is a 24/7 function in which the operators are responsible for managing the following activities across multiple UK Offshore windfarms.
About the role:
- Utilise SCADA systems and other computer programmes to interrogate the wind turbine controller, reset faults, instigate maintenance activities, and build up fault histories.
- Managing the operational performance of the UK portfolio whilst maintaining asset safety.
- A requirement to hold necessary authorisations under the RWE Wind Turbine Safety Rules (WTSR) and Operational Safety Rules (HV). Responsible for the release of plant to authorised technicians and competent persons offshore whilst maintaining compliance with safety rules across the portfolio.
- Carry out marine coordination responsibilities, managing vessel and people movements within the windfarms.
- Act as Incident Controller in line with the Emergency Response Plans, liaising with the emergency services as required during any incidents.
- Perform communication with offshore parties by means of marine VHF, TETRA UHF and satellite phone communications.
- Responding to grid instructions to maintain compliance and conducting REMIT reporting.
- Entering production data into EDL (Electronic Despatch and Loading) for generation forecasting for each respective windfarm.
- Entering work notifications in the MMS Maintenance Management System for emerging work on faulted equipment.
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Job requirements and experience:
- Have a proven ability to troubleshoot complex systems and demonstrate a high level of understanding when interrogating controller faults using the SGRE WTG hand terminal and WPS. Previous experience working with MORS or other maintenance history software is an advantage.
- Ability to plot and analyse WTC-3 TDI’s for alarm diagnostics and troubleshooting.
- A sound understanding of HSSE systems, an ability to establish and maintain a safe work environment, and an understanding of reporting procedures.
- Be a focused and motivated individual with a continuous improvement mindset.
- Knowledge and experience of safety rules both Wind Turbine and High Voltage.
- Knowledge and experience of energy or generation asset operations.
- Effective communication skills and works well when handling tight deadlines in a dynamic setting.
- Knowledge and experience of electronic maintenance management systems.
- Have the capacity to manage a demanding and fluctuating workload.
- IT literate. Familiar with Microsoft packages.
Advantageous, but not essential:
- Experience working with Wind Turbine SCADA or similar systems is beneficial.
- Experience with marine co-ordination requirements and VHF/TETRA marine radio communications.
Applicants must live within a one-hour drive from the site for operational purposes.
An offer of employment in this role may require holding active or ability to pass National Security vetting to SC level. Failure to obtain and or maintain National Security Vetting to SC may result in the removal of job offers and or existing employment.


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Any questions? Contact HR: Marie Bennell, marie.bennell@rwe.com
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We value diversity and therefore welcome all applications - regardless of gender, disability, nationality, ethnic and social origin, religion/belief, age, sexual orientation, and identity. #inclusionmatters
As a global leader, RWE Offshore Wind is shaping tomorrow's energy on the high seas. We are active across Europe, Japan and Korea. We have already 18 wind farms in operation with an installed capacity of over 3 gigawatts. With over 20 years’ experience in developing, building, operating and maintaining offshore wind farms we have established long-term partnerships, working hand in hand with local businesses and communities. Every year, we invest millions of euros in new offshore wind projects and support harbours, educational programmes, local organisations and more. Our passionate workforce is committed to driving technological and sustainable improvements, delivering construction projects on time and within budget to the highest quality and safety standards, and contributing to the energy world of tomorrow.
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