Working on the frontier
The need to continually reduce costs to stay competitive means your engineering superpowers will help us take a next-generation approach to developing new projects and getting the most from existing ones.
Exploring better ways
Designing and building the best means you’ll be constantly challenging yourself to find better ways to do things. As our search for the best sites for offshore wind projects takes us into increasingly remote locations, your electrical engineering know-how as a Cable Project Engineer will help fund clever ways to minimise the cost of sea cabling. Co-location of renewable projects with battery storage is an exciting new area for us as part of the shift to a smarter energy system and as an Electrical Engineer you’ll work out how best to design shared grid connections to maximise the benefits.
Smarter and safer
Much of the industry’s focus recently has been on advances in building new projects, but optimising existing ones is just as vital. Your technical skills and the latest technology will help us find better and safer ways to operate our fleet.
Always learning
As well as being responsible for routine maintenance, as a Wind Turbine Service Engineer you’ll play an important role in identifying where safety and operational procedures can be improved and contributing to the analysis of failures. As a Platform Asset Manager, you’ll optimise the lifetime profitability of our offshore portfolio by ensuring supply chain and technical improvements are integrated into operations. Safety is our first priority and as part of H&S Specialists Team you’ll be helping maintain the highest industry standards as well as inspiring colleagues to be safety champions.
