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WTG Electrical Engineer
City of Edinburgh
Posted about 14 hours ago
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WTG Electrical Engineer for a major offshore wind farm in Scotland
Responsibilities
- Preparation of electrical scope of works and Client requirements for offshore turbine and foundation contracts.
- Lead on wind turbine electrical design review and approvals.
- Front end engineering design works for turbine foundation electrical systems.
- Manage electrical interfaces between turbine and foundation.
- Close collaboration with supplier to ensure that the design, manufacturing and installation process comply with contractual and industry design and quality standards.
- The role will require knowledge of HV electrical systems within the turbine, such as converters, transformers and switchgear and will also require knowledge of LV electrical and cable systems.
- Develop electrical contract documentation including management and preparation of substation and electrical balance of plant contracts and Works.
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Experience Required
- Experience in substation layout design, primary equipment specifications and testing up to 400kV.
- Good technical knowledge and experience of renewable electricity Generation or Transmission.
- A good working knowledge of engineering legislation and industry good practice relevant to substation designs, primary plant and protection.
- Thorough understanding of commercial awareness to understand implications of engineering activities and decisions.
- Experienced with preparations for offshore construction phase as well as construction and related regulatory requirements, frameworks and legal framing.
- Act as an interface with permitting authorities, environmental regulators and relevant statutory stakeholders.
- Experienced in engaging constructively with authorities, consultees, NGOs, communities, representatives and other stakeholders.
- Ability of understanding complex permit-related issues that have high level of detail and cross-disciplinary interrelationships.
- Ensure permit conditions and environmental commitments are embedded in project requirements, contractor scopes, compliance plans and operational controls.
- Develop and maintain integrated permitting strategies, consent schedules, deliverable plans and approval registers aligned with project milestones and business objectives.
- Identify permitting and environmental risks, dependencies and opportunities; define mitigations and communicate impacts to schedule, design, procurement, contracts and construction planning.
- Commercial awareness and experience managing consultants, scopes of work, budgets, contracts, schedules and interfaces.
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