Required Academic Skills:

• Have completed a full apprenticeship in mechanical, electrical or control instrumentation engineering discipline and formal qualifications such as BTEC or HNC would be advantageous, but not essential.
• Evidence of extensive relevant industry specific technical training.
• All current offshore GWO certification (not needed but preferable).
• IRATA Level II/III (Preferable).
• IOSH Managing Safely (Preferable).

Required Professional Experience:

• Experience in an O&M environment within the offshore wind, Oil and Gas, marine or factory processing industries (preferably 3 to 5 years).
• Meet the physical and medical requirements for working offshore, can work at heights and in restricted or confined spaces and also not be prone to suffering from sea sickness.
• Experienced in troubleshooting on mechanical and electrical components.
• Experience of installation and/or commissioning of offshore assets.
• Offshore or WTG experience at technician level within a Turbine OEM (Preferable).
• Experience of Electro Mechanical safety rules systems and WTG safety rules (preferably with experience as an authorized person).
• A good understanding of lifting activities using mobile plant and cranes.

Required Knowledge:

• Good knowledge of electrical and mechanical maintenance.
• Knowledge of LOLER and PUWER regulations.
• Good knowledge of Microsoft Office Applications (Preferable).
• Knowledge of Electro Mechanical or WTG Safety Rules would be an advantage.

Other:

• Fluent English both verbal and written.
• Strong interpersonal skills.
• Good communication skills.
• Hands on, practical aptitude in relation to maintenance activities.
• A team player and calm problem solver, self-motivated and able to work independently.
• Technical Reporting.
• Organized and methodical approach to problem solving.
• Full driving license.
• Be based/ or willing to be located close to the Buckie area, ideally within 30 mins drive.

The role will primarily be based at the O&M Centre located in Buckie or Fraserburgh but will also require frequent travel to the offshore assets via Crew Transfer Vessel, and Service Operation Vessel.

The working pattern will be a rota system which is anticipated to be 2 weeks on/ 2 weeks off rota, 12 hours per day (weather permitting). O&M Technicians will provide out of hours on-call support, as part of an emergency response rota or work weekends (when required).

Equal Opportunities Statement:

At Ocean Winds, we celebrate all the differences that make individuals unique. We are building a diverse energy workforce, where differences in every form (culture, background, ability, or lived experience) are valued by all, bringing greater perspectives, ideas, and knowledge.

You might not meet every single requirement listed. But, if this role speaks to you, we encourage you to apply. Potential and passion can be just as important as any other requirement.

We are proud to be a diverse and inclusive team where everyone is welcome, and we’re committed to making our hiring process as open and supportive as possible. If you need any adjustments or accommodations during the process, please don’t hesitate to let us know. We’ll do everything to help. Please feel free to reach out by contacting us at recruitmentUK@oceanwinds.com.

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