Ella Conway

Ella Conway

Consultant - Engineering

As an Associate Consultant at LSP Renewables, Ella specialises in connecting market-leading talent with innovative projects in the offshore wind industry. With a passion for renewable energy and a customer-centric approach, she is dedicated to providing an industry-leading level of service to our clients and candidates.

Her role involves successfully delivering on multiple Construction/Commissioning positions including Commissioning Engineers, Client Representatives & Senior Authorised Persons for major offshore wind projects across Europe and Asia. Leveraging her comprehensive understanding of offshore wind farms, gained through the Renewable Construction Academy certification, she listens, understands, searches, and delivers tailored solutions that meet the unique challenges and goals of the renewable energy sector.

By bridging the gap between skilled professionals and pioneering projects, she contributes to the growth and sustainability of the offshore wind industry, ensuring that our clients have the best talent to drive their projects forward

Ella Jobs

Offshore Wind

Health and Safety Specialist

United Kingdom - United Kingdom

Our client are looking for an Offshore Wind Health & Safety specialist to join their Offshore Wind & Ireland H&S team. You’ll be a visible leader, ensuring safety is a top priority at every stage—from design to operations. Safety will be embedded by design in early project phases, overseeing high-risk activities like construction, operations and maintenance. You will also lead incident learning, and continuously improve processes, to keep the project teams safe. What You’ll Do: Lead by example—champion safe working practices and high HSE standards Shape culture—promote accountability and behavioural change in H&S Develop & implement robust safety systems and procedures Monitor & improve—audit, assess, and drive continual improvement Collaborate & engage—work across teams, industry forums & communities Support & train—advise on best practices, regulations & emergency planning What do you need to be great at this role? You’ll have experience of managing a health and safety function in developing projects and operational / multi-site environment. Be qualified to NEBOSH Diploma level or equivalent. Engineering, construction and/or offshore wind experience is desirable. Experience in high voltage equipment, switching and some offshore experience is desirable. Chartered member of IOSH (or similar) or working towards CMIOSH status. GWO training / certificates desirable. Being able to work at heights is desirable. Technical Skills Ability to provide practical H&S advice, input and support (Inc. legislation/regulation that applies to the UK & Ireland). Effective communication skills, including written, on a one-to-one basis as trainer or coach, and with groups of people. Ability to undertake offshore survival training and work on offshore assets. Ability to influence behavioural change throughout all stages of the asset lifecycle. Ability to form effective working relationships with staff at all levels, including the ability to influence behaviour by reasoned argument. Competence as a risk assessor across the full range of qualitative risk assessment areas. Ability to carry out detailed incident investigations to establish root and underlying causes and provide robust recommendations to prevent future reoccurrence. Ability to prioritise effectively and consistently deliver against tight time constraints while working flexibly as part of a team. Ability to work at height in enclosed areas using ladders and fall arrest equipment to access wind turbines. Work flexibly; making site visits as required, to provide required services and support. Be prepared and willing to react to business needs in an emergency. Ability to adapt to different situations and work under pressure. Excellent command of Microsoft Office packages (MS Excel, MS Word, MS Power Point, Outlook, etc.)

Offshore Wind

HSE Manager

UK - United Kingdom

The HSE Manager will be responsible for developing, implementing, and overseeing health, safety, and environmental programs to ensure compliance with industry regulations and company standards. They will champion a culture of safety, drive continuous improvement, and ensure that all operational activities—particularly offshore wind turbine construction and maintenance—are conducted safely and sustainably. Key Responsibilities HSE Strategy & Planning Develop and implement a comprehensive HSE management system aligned with local regulations and international best practices (e.g., ISO 45001, ISO 14001). Establish annual HSE objectives, KPIs, and action plans to improve safety performance and minimize environmental impacts. Regulatory Compliance Ensure all project-related activities comply with European regulations, local laws, and industry standards (e.g., GWO, IMCA). Monitor changes in legislation and update internal policies accordingly. Risk Assessment & Management Conduct regular risk assessments and audits of offshore and onshore operations. Implement preventive and corrective measures to mitigate identified hazards. Work closely with project managers and engineering teams to incorporate HSE considerations in project planning and execution. Training & Awareness Develop and deliver HSE training programs, including induction, emergency response, and specialized offshore safety training. Foster a proactive safety culture through regular toolbox talks, workshops, and safety campaigns. Incident Investigation & Reporting Lead investigations of accidents, near-misses, and environmental incidents to identify root causes and implement preventive measures. Maintain accurate HSE records and prepare reports for senior management and regulatory bodies. Contractor & Vendor Management Oversee HSE compliance of contractors and suppliers, ensuring they meet or exceed company standards. Conduct HSE audits of vendor operations and collaborate on corrective action plans. Continuous Improvement Track and analyse HSE performance metrics to identify trends and areas for improvement. Champion best practices and drive innovations that enhance health, safety, and environmental protection. Stakeholder Engagement Collaborate with internal teams (Project Management, Engineering, QA/QC) and external stakeholders (authorities, communities) to ensure transparent communication regarding HSE issues. Represent the company in HSE-related forums, industry associations, and community events. Qualifications and Experience Education Bachelor’s degree (or equivalent) in Occupational Health & Safety, Environmental Science, Engineering, or related field. Master’s degree is a plus. Certifications NEBOSH, IOSH, or equivalent HSE certifications GWO Basic Safety Training is highly desirable Experience 8+ years of progressive HSE experience in the energy sector, ideally in the offshore wind industry as an HSE professional. Oil & Gas experience accepted. Minimum of 3+ years in the offshore wind sector. Demonstrated success in developing and implementing HSE strategies and systems. Technical Skills Familiarity with relevant European HSE regulations (e.g., EU directives, local authority requirements). Proficiency with risk assessment tools and incident investigation methodologies. Soft Skills Excellent communication, leadership, and influencing skills. Strong problem-solving abilities with a proactive and detail-oriented approach. Ability to build rapport across multidisciplinary teams and cultures. Working Arrangements Primarily office-based in the UK (Edinburgh or London) with frequent travel to manufacturing sites, China, and offshore locations for audits and inspections. Flexible working arrangements can be discussed for the right candidates Must be willing to travel regularly and occasionally work in challenging offshore environments. Demonstrate flexibility to respond to emerging safety or environmental issues outside regular working hours.

Carbon Capture

HSSE Manager

North East England - United Kingdom

HSSE Manager - Carbon Capture and Storage Operations Are you ready to take the helm of Health, Safety, Security, and Environmental (HSSE) leadership in a pioneering carbon capture and storage project? Our esteemed client is seeking a seasoned HSSE Manager to lead a team dedicated to ensuring the highest standards of safety and compliance across both onshore and offshore operations. This role offers a unique chance to make a significant impact in a high-stakes, high-reward environment. Why This Role Stands Out: - Leadership and Influence: Shape the safety culture from the boardroom to the frontline, setting the benchmark for HSSE excellence. - Strategic Impact: Directly influence the success of cutting-edge carbon capture and storage projects, contributing to a sustainable future. - Professional Growth: Engage with senior leaders, regulatory bodies, and local stakeholders, enhancing your professional network and expertise. -Diverse Responsibilities: Oversee a wide range of activities, from risk management to regulatory compliance, ensuring no two days are the same. Key Responsibilities: - HSSE Leadership & Governance: Establish and communicate HSSE expectations, prepare updates for the Board, and coordinate governance and crisis management. - Systems of Work: Develop and maintain HSSE management systems, implement risk management, and ensure robust organisational learning and performance reporting. - HSSE Support Management: Deliver HSSE activities to support safe, compliant, and reliable operations during construction and future projects. - Regulator Engagement & Compliance: Ensure compliance with HSSE legislation, maintain key approvals, and manage relationships with regulatory bodies such as HSE UK and the Environment Agency. Essential Qualifications and Experience: - A degree in a related discipline (Engineering or Science) or equivalent experience.- NEBOSH qualification at Certificate level or higher. - Over 15 years of relevant experience in HSSE, operational, or project roles, ideally within high hazard industries such as Chemicals, Refining, or Oil &; Gas. - Proven ability to manage complex regulatory relationships, including experience with COMAH and Environmental Permits. - Strong influencing skills, particularly with senior leaders, and a deep understanding of governance processes. Desirable Experience: - Experience with carbon capture and storage project development, construction, or operations - HSSE management experience in utilities or other low-margin, government-regulated businesses. - Familiarity with UK permits and consenting processes. - Experience engaging with local project stakeholders. This role is more than a job; it is a chance to lead, innovate, and drive forward a critical environmental initiative. If you possess the expertise and ambition to excel in this dynamic environment, consider this your next career milestone.

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