Start Date: 1st July 2025
Finish Date: 31st October 2026
Working Week: 12/7 (on a 14-day rotation)
Rotation: 14/14 onshore and offshore

Are you an experienced Electrical Commissioning Engineer looking for your next challenge? This contract role offers a unique chance to work on a high-profile project, providing an excellent platform to showcase and further develop your skills.

Benefits:
- Competitive Remuneration: Enjoy a rewarding pay package that reflects your expertise and commitment.
- Professional Growth: Work alongside industry leaders and gain exposure to cutting-edge technologies and methodologies.
- Dynamic Environment: Experience the excitement of both onshore and offshore work, ensuring no two days are the same.
- Comprehensive Support: Benefit from a collaborative team environment with access to technical support and resources.

Role Requirements:
- Technical Education: A degree or HNC in Electrical Engineering or equivalent is desirable.
- Certifications: Preferably certified according to VDE 0105-100 for up to 155kV, GWO basic safety training, GWO Enhanced First Aid Training (Ersthelfer Offshore DGUV), HUET, and offshore medical fitness.
- Experience: Proven track record as an Electrical Commissioning Engineer in MV/HV substations, with knowledge of testing alarms, controls, and indications from various substation equipment to SCADA systems.
- Technical Skills: Proficiency in commissioning LV/MV/HV switchgear and associated components, Siemens/GE protection relays including IEC61850/Goose communications, and BMS systems.
- Additional Skills: Understanding of HV safety rules, self-starting with planning/coordination and problem-solving abilities, and fluent written and verbal English with excellent communication skills.

Scope of Works:
- Collaborate with Electrical Systems Package site representatives and Client Commissioning Engineers to drive commissioning activities forward.
- Act as Client witness and sign off for Stage 1 and Stage 2 commissioning for 155/66kV substations.
- Provide technical support to Project Senior Authorised Persons, M&E Engineers, and the Client Commissioning Manager.
- Initially based at the fabrication facility, transitioning to a Jack Up Vessel post-installation of the EOS.
- Conduct initial investigations and reporting of incidents.

Deliverables:
- Maintain accurate weekly reporting and record-keeping on progress and issues to the Client Commissioning Manager.
- Liaise with Engineering and Quality Departments to resolve outstanding issues.
- Interface with Export Cable and Offshore Substation Commissioning activities.
- Ensure accurate ‘As Built’ drawings and commissioning records are maintained by subcontractors.

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