Electrical installation & Commissioning Supervisor

Electrical Installation & Commissioning Supervisor required for a major Offshore Wind Farm Developer based in the United Kingdom.

Responsibilities:

• Ensure quality in relation to workmanship during electrical Installation.

• Be present in day-to-day planning and supervision, participating in toolbox talks, site coordination meetings, installation work, and test & commissioning activities.

• Ensure that commissioning within the defined technical area(s) is executed safely in accordance with industry standards and national legislation.

• Ensure that test and commissioning are properly coordinated and documented, in accordance with processes, using only accepted procedures.

• Supervise and proactively support that the work is carried out in compliance with the project HSE rules and local legislation.

• Align with and report to the Electrical Installation and Commissioning Manager.
• Responsible to follow up on contractors' deliverables within agreed scopes.

• Perform day-to-day supervision and QA/QC during the Contractors electrical installation of HV Primary and Secondary systems.

• SAT witnessing of HV Primary and Secondary systems.

• Installation and commissioning progress reporting.

• Carry out comprehensive documentation review of completed test documentation and electrical schematic drawings.

• Facilitate Planning, co-ordination, and participation in Contractors SIT activities, ensuring all relevant test protocols are being followed and that all applicable safety systems and procedures are being adhered to.

• Recording quality observations (punches) and highlight potential NCRs.

• Supervise Contractor Pre-energisation activities.

Requirements:

• 10 years hands-on experience with the installation and commissioning of up to 400kV Primary and associated Secondary electrical equipment on onshore substations.

• Low voltage systems experience: Commissioning of low voltage electrical distribution systems, both AC and DC associated with Primary and Secondary systems.

• Have a completed degree or vocational training within electrical engineering.

• Speak, read, and write English at advanced level.

• Excel at establishing and maintaining good collaboration through acknowledging communication with stakeholders.