Energy Control Coordinator at Vestas

• The Field Support department is responsible for Vestas Electrical Safety Program of wind farms within the UK and Ireland. The department has an open and informal culture, where teamwork and good communication are the keys to our success. You will have the opportunity to work in an exciting industry and a team of highly motivated employees.  

Responsibilities

Your main responsibilities will be:

• Designated as the Energy Control Coordinator (ECC) single point of contact and subject matter expert for the Vestas Electrical Safety Program at a Windfarm
• Designation by Vestas UK & Ireland as an Authorising Engineer (AE) in accordance with the Vestas Wind Turbine Safety Rules (WTSR)
• Designation by Vestas UK & Ireland as the Control Person in accordance with the Vestas Electrical Network Safety Rules (ENSR)
• Permits, Switching Schedules, Risk Assessments, Method Statements & Compliance with UK/Ireland Legislation 
• HASAWA, Electricity at Work Regs 1989, LOLER, PUWER
• Creating/Reviewing Technical Documentation in accordance with Vestas UK Ireland Safe System of Work (SSOW)
• AWP's, ROP's, Risk Assessments, Method Statements & Auditing of Vestas SSOW

Qualifications

• Proven experience of Electrical and/or Mechanical background
• Relevant Electrical Engineering experience of at least 3 years
• Relevant qualifications within in wind energy
• Authorised Technician, Authorising Engineer 
• Relevant High Voltage experience within the Wind Industry 
• A good level of computer literacy; software, and related apps
• Full, clean driving license

Competencies
As a person, we believe you have/are:

• Good problem-solving and fault-finding skills
• Good team player who enjoys communicating with other parts of the organization
• You have a creative approach, self-motivated and well organized
• Good verbal and written communication skills
• Good understanding of, and commitment to, the highest standard of health & safety in the work environment
• Have a good understanding of current HSE legislation