Freddie Fisher-Sullivan

Freddie Fisher-Sullivan

Associate Consultant - Offshore Wind - Site

Freddie joined LSP in 2023 as his first full time position after finishing his A Levels in June 2023. Freddie brings a range of customer service experience from part time positions he has previously been in. Freddie will assist our Site team where he will focus on both permanent and contract recruitment within the renewable energy industry. The areas Freddie will focus on include but are not limited to; CDM, Coating Inspectors, HSE (Advisors and Engineers), Quality (Managers, Engineers and Inspectors - WTG), and more. Freddie's journey at LSP Renewables is just beginning, and he is excited to collaborate with fellow professionals who share his vision for a greener future.

Freddie Jobs

Offshore Wind

SHW Advisor

Offshore, UK

Our client is looking for an SHW Advisor to support the delivery of a major renewable energy project offshore. This role will focus on ensuring that the project is delivered safely and efficiently, driving the implementation of the SHW management system and practices to meet SHW standards and requirements throughout the construction project. Key Responsibilities Support and assist the delivery team in the offshore wind farm project, focusing on WTG Installation to achieve compliance with project goals, company standards, and statutory responsibilities associated with SHE and related works management. Provide the project manager with necessary reports or statistics. Report directly to the project manager and SHW Manager. Review contractor RAMS and other relevant documentation to ensure compliance with CDM Regulations and client duties. Support the development of local procedures and/or standards for SHE aspects related to work processes or assets. Prepare internal or review contractor’s formal reports, including SEARS, Accident Investigations, High Potential/Near Hits, Internal audit reports, and various SHW reports. Lead incident investigations as required and communicate learnings formally. Actively monitor site health and safety and collaborate with other disciplines and contractors to implement improvements. Monitor contractor’s monthly safety observations and assist in trend analysis. Develop HSE drills with contractors and assist in implementing improvements arising from the drills. Support and encourage a positive culture throughout the site and project. If you are interested in this role, please apply. Please note: you must already have the right to work in the country where this role is based to be considered for it.

Offshore Wind

Procurement & Commercial Manager

Glasgow / Remote

LSP's client are a leading developer in the offshore wind space, they are looking to engage a Procurement & Commercial Manager to oversee multiple packages. Experienced multi skill P&C manager to work across various tasks and projects, from early development to FID (onshore and offshore roles available). WTG, MIP, ESI - P&C experience required Working for Lead P&C Managers across various projects. Experience in developing T&Cs, tender evaluation & processes, negotiating and drafting terms across complex onshore and offshore wind packages. Experience of working with other developers and OEMs is desirable Providing market positions through experience Please note: you must already have the right to work in the country where this role is based to be considered for it.

Transmission & Grid

Logistics Coordinator

Scotland

Our client is seeking two Logistics Coordinators to join their team on a major renewable energy project in Scotland. This contract role offers a hybrid working environment and requires a proactive individual to ensure the seamless provision and delivery of logistics services across allocated projects. Key Responsibilities Act as a liaison between the Marine Function, the Project Team, and the relevant Principal Contractors and subcontractors responsible for all elements of logistics. Assist the principal contractor and management in providing local knowledge and support for effectively managing onsite personnel's requirements, including travel, transportation, security, accommodation, and medical needs. Monitor and support the principal contractor and their subcontractors in planning, coordinating, and monitoring the movement of materials, equipment, and personnel within the project. Collaborate with project management teams to ensure that logistics support aligns with key construction milestones. Participate in daily coordination meetings and communicate updates to the Logistics Manager, as appropriate. Guide contractors, vendors, and stakeholders towards shared logistics goals and escalate any potential delays to the Logistics Manager. About You Personal commitment and proactive approach to safety, health, environment, and quality standards. Logistics experience in the construction sector. Proven track record in managing contractors on complex and major projects across various logistics disciplines. Excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to communicate effectively at all levels. Commitment to continuous improvement. A strong team player with self-motivation and good organisational and time management skills. Ability to perform well under pressure of tight deadlines. If you are interested in this opportunity and meet the criteria, please apply to join a dynamic team dedicated to advancing renewable energy projects. Please note: you must already have the right to work in the country where this role is based to be considered for it.

Offshore Wind

Commissioning Manager - OSS Electrical Installation

Gdansk

Our Client are a global leader in developing offshore wind projects, they are looking for an experienced Commissioning profile to take responsibility for the electrical supervision, electrical QC and commissioning activities on an OSS. Manage the overall commissioning planning within the agreed construction schedule. Manage overall commissioning planning, time schedule and quality control during electrical installation (LV, MV, HV and SCADA components) Please note that you must have full Right to Work in Poland / EU to be considered. Key Responsibilities To ensure on time commissioning of the onshore substation ready for handover to operation Establish and manage the onshore commissioning organisation within the full electrical scope incl. installation, quality and commissioning of LV,MV,HV, protection and SCADA equipment Manage the overall commissioning planning within the agreed construction schedule. Coordinate commissioning activities with main suppliers and sub-contractors. Coordinate project commissioning activities Secure quality of commissioning works and documentation Report installation and commissioning progress/participate in commissioning meetings Ensure that quality is within the agreed standard during construction Ensure all commissioning is completed in due time and to agreed standard Give input to Design Critical to Quality (CTQ) After contract signing ensure updating of Critical to Quality (CTQ) and control of CTQ is transferred to Quality Activity Schedule (QAS) Tasks Manage overall commissioning time schedule, including key milestones Supervision and quality control during mounting/installation of electrical systems. Coordinate the electrical installation & commissioning activities performed by suppliers, contractors and Client Participate in witnessing of FAT Coordinate and participate in witnessing of SAT Coordinate and execute the SIT test Ensure that the commissioning activities are in compliance with the project HSE rules and local legislation Report commissioning activities to the project and to the site management Coordinate Commissioning with grid company / authorities / Lead Commissioning manager / SAPs Contribute actively to evaluation of the project and capture lessons learnt throughout the project Create and monitor execution of QAS and align input from SQM Review of ITPs from Supplier and ensure verification and validation of product quality controls (QC) Management of product NCR Review of product and as-built documentation during AP execution phase Ensure maintenance is performed according to manual. Deliverables Commissioning Management Plan Input to Technical Record File (TRF) Input to HSE and HAZID Input to tender material Quality Activity Schedule (QAS) Commissioning CTQ’s Control plans Product Conformance report Status reports Project Documents Maintenance and service documentation Aconex punch list Status reporting from construction site Lessons learnt QA plan Comm. Matrix Commissioning panel meetings Peer Reviews (own scope) Decision authority / Responsibility Request commissioning resources internally and externally including replace resources if required Launch required project activities in order to facilitate commissioning progress within approved scope and budget Propose mitigations and supplier follow-up actions to the Substations project manager and Electrical project manager Take site specific/quality decisions in relation to suppliers. Qualifications / Requirements Five years of relevant project experience required Good project management skills, coordination skills and a talent for driving solutions to achieve outcomes in a fast-paced environment A strong personal drive and a proactive mindset Commissioning experience within the field of MV/HV equipment, SCADA, low voltage and utility installations and components Experience with offshore substation work. Please note: you must already have the right to work in the country where this role is based to be considered for it.

Offshore Wind

Electrical Operations Engineer

United Kingdom

An exciting role has arisen for an Electrical Operations Engineer based in the United Kingdom. This position offers the chance to work within a dynamic and forward-thinking organisation that values innovation and excellence. The successful candidate will join a dedicated team of professionals, contributing to the smooth operation and maintenance of electrical systems. This role is pivotal in ensuring the reliability and efficiency of the company's electrical infrastructure, directly impacting operational success. Key Responsibilities • Oversee the daily operations and maintenance of electrical systems. • Collaborate with engineering teams to design and implement system improvements. • Conduct regular inspections and preventative maintenance to ensure system reliability. • Troubleshoot and resolve electrical issues promptly and efficiently. • Maintain accurate records of all maintenance and repair activities. • Ensure compliance with industry standards and safety regulations. • Provide technical support and guidance to junior engineers and technicians. • Participate in project planning and execution to enhance system performance. • Monitor system performance and recommend upgrades or modifications as needed. Qualifications • Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or a related field. • Proven experience in electrical operations and maintenance. • Professional certification in electrical engineering is advantageous. • Experience in managing and leading engineering projects. • Familiarity with industry standards and safety regulations. Skills • Strong technical knowledge of electrical systems and components. • Excellent problem-solving abilities and attention to detail. • Effective communication skills, both written and verbal. • Ability to work collaboratively within a team environment. • Proficiency in using electrical design and diagnostic tools. • Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple tasks. • Commitment to continuous improvement and professional development. • Ability to adapt to new technologies and methodologies. This role offers a unique chance to make a significant impact within a reputable organisation, providing a platform for professional growth and development. If you possess the required skills and experience, this could be the perfect next step in your career. Please note: you must already have the right to work in the country where this role is based to be considered for it.

Offshore Wind

Onshore Landfall Principal Contractor Representative

Norfolk

Our client are a global offshore wind developer and are looking to grow their onshore cables team with the appointment of an Onshore Landfall Principal Contractor (PC) Representative. Provide day-to-day PC on-site representation and coordination for landfall and nearshore onshore works, reporting daily and weekly to Site Manager and project stakeholders. Support site establishment, contractor coordination and sequencing for HDD/DP, trenching, ducting, cable pull-in, jointing and testing of 2 x 320 kV export cables. Implement, operate and maintain the Principal Contractor Construction Phase Plan /Safe System of Work (SSoW), ensuring it is current and reflects live operations. Operate and manage the Permit-to-Work (PTW) system: issue permits as authorised for high-risk activities (hot works, confined space, lifting, excavations, electrical isolations/LOTO, diving support), maintain the live permit register, coordinate permit handovers for 24-hour operations, monitor permit compliance and audit permit records. Support the Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC) maintain the Temporary Works Register, ensure designs/checks/approvals are in place, review temporary works RAMS and drawings, coordinate inspections and suspend/remove unsafe temporary works. Have HSE oversight: conduct inspections, monitoring and audits; raise Early Warnings for developing HSE/environmental trends; instruct stop-work for immediate significant HSE or environmental risks; support incident response and investigations. Manage marine/onshore interfaces: coordinate vessel operations, transfers and nearshore simultaneous operations with Marine Coordinators; maintain marine coordination logs. Review, accept (on behalf of PC where authorised) or escalate written instructions, method statements and RAMS; advise on workable methods and adapt to daily changing site conditions. Verify contractor competence, manage site inductions and maintain training/certification registers. Maintain quality processes: inspections, test records, red-line and as-built drawings and handover documentation. Liaise with client, Principal Designer, local authorities, landowners and statutory environmental bodies to ensure planning, ecological and permit compliance. Prepare and provide construction reports and inputs for project reporting and participate in, or chair, daily and weekly coordination meetings (Onshore Site Manager, GSM, OSM, Marine Coordinators, Permit Coordinators and Contractors). Daily on-site status report (activities, permits issued/expired, safety observations, critical actions) — daily Weekly coordination report (progress vs plan, HSE/environment trends, interface risks, outstanding actions) — weekly Monthly construction input for Project Report (consolidated progress, KPIs, HSE trends, quality status, Early Warnings) — monthly Construction Phase Plan / SSoW updates and review records — as required / baseline at mobilisation Live PTW register and permit issue/close-out packets (signed RAMS, competency evidence, isolation verifications) — continuous / per activity Temporary Works Register with design checks, approvals, inspection records and close-out evidence — maintained / issued on request and at handover Inspection & audit records (safety, quality, temporary works inspections), non-conformance reports and closure evidence — continuous Marine coordination logs and vessel interface communications (daily movements, start/stop notices) — daily during marine operations Written instruction review/acceptance records (comments, approvals, escalations) — as submitted Incident/near-miss reports, investigation findings and corrective action close-out evidence, as required within statutory/contractual timescales Quality deliverables (inspection/test certificates, jointing and system test records, red-line/as-built drawings) — at milestone completions and handover Environmental compliance records and liaison evidence with statutory bodies and landowners, continuous Action register (corrective/preventative actions with owners, due dates and closed-out evidence Requirements CSCS (Construction Skills Certification Scheme) minimum SMSTS (Site Management Safety Training Scheme) Temporary Works Coordinator certification. All GWO’s including medical with Chester step test would be advantageous NEBOSH General or Construction Certificate or IOSH Managing Safely Marine VHF Short Range Certificate would be advantageous Degree or HNC/HND in Civil, Mechanical, or Electrical Engineering (or equivalent experience). Full UK driving licence. Proven experience in onshore construction management within offshore renewables, power transmission or major civil engineering projects, including landfall (HDD/DP), trenching, ducts and marine-to-land interfaces Demonstrable HSE leadership and track record of safe delivery · Experience managing multidisciplinary teams (civils, drilling, electrical) and marine contractor interfaces Knowledge of CDM (2015) duties and UK H&S, environmental permitting and planning constraints Experience in work preparation, sequence planning, simultaneous operations assessment, quality and environmental management Excellent written and spoken English and strong stakeholder management skills. Please note: you must already have the right to work in the country where this role is based to be considered for it.

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