WTG Client Representative Duration: 1st October 2026 – 31st March 2027 Inside IR35: Yes Location: Grimsby, UK Rotation: 14/14 Description: Start Date - October 2026 Responsibilities • Maintain an accurate record of all installation activities daily throughout the execution phase • Ensure that all relevant approved procedures and risk assessments are followed by the contractor • Ensure the Contractor proactively manages safety and quality • Act, behave and lead by example according to client values Tasks • Prepare and distribute Daily Progress Reports (DPR) as required • Ensure the DPRs are signed by all required parties • Review and understand RA/MS and QHSE documents as required before execution phase commences and keep updated on changes in the documents • Attend daily meetings, toolbox talks and any other discussions to ensure that the works are being carried out in a safe manner to the required quality • During all defined key activities and otherwise as often as practicable be present as a witness during installation. Access all work areas provided it is safe to do so • Participate in safety walks with HSE representatives from client and Contractor organisations Deliverables • Daily recording of activities relating to load-out, transit, positioning and installation • DPR Qualifications Mandatory: • GWO courses: Sea Survival, Working at Heights, Enhanced First Aid, Fire Awareness, Manual Handling • HUET, STCW 2010, OPITO or BOSIET and EBS (STASS, HEED or EBS) • Offshore medical certificate including chester step test • IOSH Managing Safely or similar HSE training Recommended: • LOLER and CDM • Marine awareness qualifications as required by the package role • Minimum 2 years of relevant work experience within specific package area • IT proficient (Microsoft Word, Excel and Internet); Client DPR and Synergi

WTG Client Representative

Offshore Operations Support Duration: 15-Jul-2026 - 28-Feb-2027 Business Unit: Construction Rotation: 4/4 or 2/2 (12 hours a day) Location: Rhode Island USA Description: Responsibilities • Coordinate activities onboard the vessel, scheduling team drop off and pickup times • Align onboard activities with logistics planning team, and report into Offshore Site Manager • Arrange meetings and liaise with project stakeholders • Ensure adherence to project procedures, processes, and IT Tools. • Support HSE when required. • Operate the Offshore management system and provide lessons learnt/change requests. • Participate in general lessons learned. Tasks • Primary contact on board the vessel to manage coordination between contractors and operational activities • Work directly with offshore site manager to enforce project policies and maritime laws. • Maintaining a safety presence and acting within HSE requirements compliance with PPE policies, work with HSE team members on findings, investigations and safety pushes. • Ensure adherence to project specific offshore access process. • Planning & Coordination of Constructions daily onboard activities • Liaison between coordination teams, offshore technicians, and vessel crews • Liaison with the Packages & Contractors to keep operational conflicts to a minimum • Liaison with Marine coordination for execution of planned activities • Daily dialogue with relevant Contractors & Vessels to ensure compliance with site procedures and OMS • Assisting site manager with tasks as required • Chair / attend interface and kick off meetings with contractors. • Ensuring personnel are approved within OMS providing personnel forecast to ensure operational needs are met • Assistance in POB lists and offshore certification requirement checking • Tracking and control of all cargo going offshore, including declarations to relevant agents and authorities. Deliverables • SOMS Training Documents • Vessel/Helicopter performance reports • Daily coordination & Execution plan Requirements: Mandatory Qualification / Requirements • Knowledge of vessel and personnel logistics in dynamic offshore environments, with preference to experience in offshore wind farm operations. Mandatory: • GWO courses: Sea Survival, Working at Heights, First Aid, Fire Awareness, Manual Handling. • BOSIET/HUET incl. CA-EBS • OGUK Medical certificate incl. Chester Step *Travel expenses will be covered as per agreement with the Project

Offshore Operations Support

Offshore Medic Vessel : CLV Atalanti Project: Ostwind 6.1 Mob Date: approx. mid-July Duration: approx. 4 weeks Position: Medic Advisor Mob: Germany SoW: Cable pull-in, laying, burial   Required Certificates 1. Valid Medical Fitness Certificate OGUK 2. Valid Maritime Safety Training Certificate (GWO) 3. WAH one year updated 4. Chester step 5. A1 certification 6. For non-EU citizens, working permit

Offshore Medic

ROV Supervisor Mob Date: approx. mid-end July Duration: approx. 4-5 weeks Position: ROV Supervisor Mob: Germany SoW: Cable pull-in, laying, burial Required Certificates 1. Valid Medical Fitness Certificate OGUK 2. Valid Maritime Safety Training Certificate (GWO) 3. WAH one year updated 4. Chester step

ROV Supervisor

Array Cables Termination & Joint Inspector Duration: 27-Jul-2026 - 30-Sep-2027 Business Unit: Construction Rotations: 4 weeks on, 4 weeks off Description: Mobilisation on 1/08/2026 in Hull, UK Contract start date 1 week prior to mob date, with client access confirmed (27/07/2026) PPE: provided by the Resource Coordination & Project Teams, Consultant should take with them client branded PPE if provided in the last years Travel: mobilisation travel expenses will be covered by the Project, subject to pre-approval from the OIM Manager. The client will cover mileage for personal car use to travel for mob/demob. Parking at the airport will be covered and organised by the construction team. Information of recommended hotel will be shared by Lead Inspector. Rotations: 4 weeks on / 4 weeks off Responsibilities • Acting as clients representative for the inspection and quality assurance of jointing, termination and testing (T&T) of cables at site • Understand client quality technical requirements (TRs) and product relevant IEC standards, and ensure that supplier comply with all the above at site • Inspecting cable systems including cable hang off systems and termination of high voltage cable (HVC) and fibre optic cable (FOC) at Offshore Substations (OSS) or Foundations (FOU) location in accordance with project requirements, TRs, standards and designated inspection reporting tool • QA/QC inspections of termination work • Witnessing VLF, sheath, HVRT and OTDR testing, as well as other cable or termination test that might be required • Reviewing T&T-related documentations including procedures are in accordance with accepted Risk Assessment Method Statement (RAMS) from supplier/contractor prior to offshore/onshore T&T campaign • Complying with and enforcing client QHSE requirements at site • Preparing Daily Progress Report (DPR) to Export or Array Cable Technical Scope Manager (depending on allocated scope) and updating progress table as required by the Project • Preparing or ensuring approved Permit-to-Work is in placed prior to T&T activities at site • Interfacing and ensuring effective communication with Wind Turbine Generator (WTG), Foundation (FOU), Offshore Substation (OSS), Construction/ Offshore Logistics (CONS) and Offshore Cable Installation (OCI) teams at site, where relevant • Preparing or adapting inspection checklists for testing activities during offshore T&T phase (incl. use of Digital Inspection Tool, DIT) • Ensuring cable T&T activities are carried out in safe environment and in due time, including ensuring availability of calibrated test equipment at site • Gathering weather data and ensuring T&T activities can be carried out within acceptable weather window at site • Ensuring daily shift report is handed over and clearly communicated to the next inspector by end of shift • Responsible for Management of Change (not covered under change request), where required • Responsible for the punch list, handover certification, non-conformance report (NCR) management and lesson learnt in Synergi during offshore T&T phase. This includes communicating any non-conformance/damage defect notifications at site to client Project Engineer and Technical Scope Manager • Reviewing and accepting T&T-related as-built documentations, where required • Participating in internal team and external supplier’s T&T-related meetings We encourage profiles with fiber optical cable termination experience Requirements: Minimum 6 years offshore working experience & valid certificates to proof the Consultant is qualified to work offshore as a Jointer for 66-kV connections such as Pfisterer and TE Tyco or nkt. Compulsory: GWOs, Seafarers Offshore Medical, Advanced First Aid Course (we do not accept refreshers, it needs to be a full course), Firefighting course, Sea survival and transfer training, Climbing and Rescue at heights training (needs to be renewed every year for DE!), confined space training, Helicopter transfer Desirable: HV/MV Jointing training or experience, VLF testing training or experience, OTDR testing training or experience, Safe Work in High Voltage Substation Environments and Safe Work in Low Voltage Substation Environments Possesses the skills of HV/MV cable jointing/termination, cable ladder/cleating systems, subsea cable hang off systems, earthing and bonding of cable systems, CDM regulations 2015 (where relevant) and preferably experience with client IT tools/procedures .

Array Cables Termination and Joint Inspector

Quality Engineer – FOU Duration: 1/7/2026 – 30/6/2027 Project: Nordsee Cluster B Location: Essen, Germany       Your tasks • Be the Quality Engineer on the Foundation and the Inter Array Cable Package for NSC  Project reporting to the Project Quality Manager, Package Manager, and line organisation on the scope of delivery. • Project planning co-ordination and control of quality activities for the Foundation Contractor “Consortium” their Manufacturers, Fabricators, Civil Contractors, Installers and their supply chains. • Project planning co-ordination and control of quality activities for the Inter Array Cable Contractor “Consortium” their Manufacturers, Fabricators, Civil Contractors, Installers and their supply chains. • Implement contractual and corporate quality and technical requirements within the project packages. • Plan and manage the production/installation monitoring and inspection of equipment at manufacturing plants, fabrication sites, onshore and offshore sites from design to handover to O&M/OFTO with all deliverables and checks. • Co-ordinate multi-disciplined teams of inspectors managed by the Quality Manager both onshore and offshore in the delivery of scope of works. • Evaluation of reports, inspection results and findings from Contractor and Employer Systems. • Capture all work progress, inspections, and non-conformities (NC) in client's Quality inspection app and monitor and report on compliance and progress of work. Assess non-conformities, conduct root cause analysis and follow-up of correction and corrective action process. • Manage document deliverables to acceptance ready for take-over • Perform supplier qualification and assessment and continuously develop supplier quality. Your profile • Successfully completed university degree or significant experience in an Engineering Environment as well as additional qualifications as quality engineer, quality manager or comparable. • Professional experience and expertise in quality assurance, control/monitoring and management • Comprehensive expertise in offshore wind farm foundations and cables. • Extensive knowledge in the application of relevant international project and quality management standards as well as technical regulations and standards such as IEC, BSH, DNV, BS/EN/ISO and NORSOK etc. • Practical experience from the construction and/or manufacturing industry with a good understanding of foundation and cable OEMs, and the Supply Chain. • Able to demonstrate a good understanding of quality requirements and risks in onshore and offshore environment and the associated standards. • Business fluent in written and spoken English with a very good knowledge of common IT tools and systems. • Motivation to independently and sustainably advance your cause and the ability to keep an overview at all times in hectic project business. • You are an empathetic, reliable and motivated team player with a willingness to travel in accordance client Travel Policies in delivery of scope of work. • Ready to work from NSC office in Hamburg for approximately 60% of the time

Quality Engineer

Control Engineer 400kV 15/06/2026 – 31/03/2028 Monday – Friday Norwich Responsible for co-ordination of LV/MV/HV operations Responsibilities · Advise operationally on high voltage electrical installations to WTG, offshore substations and both HV submarine and onshore cables · Oversee all MV/HV/LV electrical operational activities to ensure safety, security and integrity of the HV network · Planning of all switching activities on sites, both offshore and onshore activities · Monitoring and reporting in the SCADA-system · Managing and controlling a complete log of all activities on site including all switching activities · Controlling the safety documents for the Electrical Safety Rules on site · Controlling and managing all HV- and LVelectrical operations on site · Define safety procedures for electrical matters · Oversee safe commissioning of grid connections, onshore substations and associated MV/HV/LV plant and equipment · Following the Code Compliance in the relevant Country · QA on the different ISO requirements in the project · Reviewing the high voltage scope of work · Develop reference documentations and processes · Knowledge and experience with country specific standards · Knowledge of 50Hz and 60Hz standards for the electrical equipment Deliverables · Managing all electrical operations on site via the Control Log · Control all high voltage switching activities both offshore and onshore · Monitoring and acceptance of all LV Switching activities on site · In charge of all switching programs · Planning of outages of the windfarm together with the Project Commissioning Team · Always keep and provide safety from the systems • Complete overview of all electrical operations on site · Control of resources and work activities · Perform communication of complex technical and commercial issues · Implementation of the client Electrical Safety Rules on site, including the safe system of work Decision Authority · In charge of MV/HV switching and isolations · Consent of client Electrical Safety Rules safety rules documents Qualifications & Requirements · Several years of operation and commissioning experience within the field of high voltage electricity, offshore experience preferable · Appropriate electrical qualification and background related to the authorization scope. · Minimum 3 year of working experience within onshore substations systems

Controls Engineer

Vessel Coordinator – Offshore Operations Support – Senior Duration: 01/08/2026 Location: Grimsby, Lincolnshire Type: Inside IR35 Rotations: 2/2   Responsibilities   Senior Vessel Coordinator <ul><li>Coordinate daily activities with the Marine and Helicopter Coordination Centre.</li><li>Schedule and facilitate meetings; maintain effective communication with project stakeholders.</li><li>Ensure compliance with project procedures, operational processes, and IT tools.</li><li>Provide support to HSE initiatives and activities as needed.</li><li>Contribute to lessons learned and submit change requests for continuous improvement.</li><li>Participate in the Daily Planning Meeting by providing relevant operational input.</li><li>Serve as the primary point of contact between contractors and marine crew.</li><li>Assist in the coordination of all vessels operating within the field.</li><li>Submit and verify daily reports submitted by the vessel (Activity Reports).</li><li>Promote discipline and accountability among industrial personnel on site.</li><li>Actively foster and reinforce a strong safety culture among vessel crews and offshore teams.</li><li>Lead the Daily Planning Meeting when delegated or required.</li><li>Provide coverage for selected Site Manager responsibilities when necessary.</li><li>Identify and propose improvements to the Offshore Site Management scope, tools, and procedures.</li></ul>  Tasks <ul><li>Planning & Coordination of Construction SOV, marine and Helicopter activities, including preparation of relevant documentation. </li><li>Provide lookahead for daily planning</li><li>Liaison with the Packages & Contractors to keep operational conflicts to a minimum  </li><li>Liaison with Offshore Operations/regarding use of CTV Timings</li><li>Daily dialogue with relevant Contractors & vessel crew to ensure compliance with site procedures and OMS </li><li>Ensure all vessels master’s complete Induction </li><li>Assisting construction manager with tasks as required </li><li>Chair / attend interface and kick off meetings with contractors. </li><li>Ensuring personnel are approved within OMS. </li><li>Assistance with SOV port calls</li><li>Providing input into Lessons Learnt for future projects. </li><li>Co-ordination of SOV crew changes</li><li>Tracking and control of all cargo on/off the SOV, including declarations to relevant authorities.  </li><li>POC between Contractors/Vessel Crew offshore back to onshore and vice versa</li><li>Ensuring personnel are approved for use of the W2W system</li></ul>  Deliverables <ul><li>Personnel manifests for crew changes and daily operations.</li><li>Cargo Manifests.</li><li>3DLA</li><li>Daily coordination e Execution plan.</li><li>Activity reports.</li><li>Safety walk and HSE reports</li><li>Captain’s meeting minutes.</li></ul>  Mandatory: • GWO courses: Sea Survival, Working at Heights, First Aid, Fire Awareness, Manual Handling • HUET • Medical certificate including chester step

Vessel Coordinator

HSE Expert Landfall – Principal Contractor Duration: 15/06/2026 to 31/01/2027 Rotation: Monday-Friday, 8 hours a day Location: Lowestoft, UK Project: Vanguard Type: Outside IR35 Freelance Description: 1. Role Purpose To provide independent HSE assurance and oversight in support of the Principal Contractor’s duties under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015, ensuring that Contractors plan and execute their works safely and in compliance with PC/CDM requirements, without harm to people or the environment. The HSE Expert will act as the Principal Contractor’s HSE representative on site, supporting and verifying that Contractors discharge their own HSE responsibilities. The role focuses on monitoring and influencing safe working practices throughout the construction of work scopes at the onshore landfall area of the project, without taking over operational control of Contractor activities. 2. Key Responsibilities Principal Contractor CDM Oversight <ul><li>Support the Principal Contractor in demonstrating compliance with CDM Regulation 13 (Principal Contractor duties), with a clear focus on assurance and verification rather than direct operational management.</li><li>Monitor Contractor activities to ensure effective compliance with the Construction Phase Plan, Principal Contractor arrangements and project HSE standards.</li><li>Verify that Contractors and Subcontractors are discharging their duties appropriately (risk assessments, method statements, permits, competence, coordination and interface management).</li><li>Provide clear, evidence based feedback to the Principal Contractor HSE Manager on the adequacy and effectiveness of Contractor HSE management systems.</li><li>Coordinate and monitor overlapping contractor activities to ensure that interface risks, simultaneous operations and shared work areas are effectively planned, communicated and controlled.</li><li>Review interface risks between work packages, Contractors and subcontractors, ensuring that responsibilities, boundaries and control measures are clearly defined and understood.</li><li>Participate in SIMOPS planning and coordination reviews to verify that concurrent high-risk activities are assessed appropriately and managed in accordance with project HSE requirements.</li></ul> HSE Assurance and Monitoring <ul><li>Conduct regular site inspections, HSE tours and audits focusing on key risk areas, including (but not limited to):</li><li></li><li>Confined spaces and enclosed areas</li><li></li><li>Energy isolation, stored energy hazards and release of mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic or electrical energy</li><li>Lifting operations and lifting equipment</li><li></li><li>Interface management and SIMOPS (multiple Contractors and public interface)</li><li>Identify unsafe acts and conditions, ensuring timely follow‑up with responsible duty holders and clear escalation where repeated or serious non‑conformances arise.</li><li>Ensure compliance with UK legislation, Client HSE standards, CDM 2015 and relevant ISO 45001 requirements.</li><li>Verify that appropriate emergency preparedness and response arrangements are established for landfall activities, including emergency access and egress, rescue arrangements and communication protocols.</li><li>Monitor the adequacy of confined space emergency and rescue arrangements, ensuring that equipment, competence and response capabilities are suitable for the planned activities.</li><li>Support coordination and interface management with public emergency services and relevant external stakeholders where required for high-risk or emergency response scenarios.</li><li>Verify that appropriate environmental emergency response measures, including spill prevention and spill response arrangements, are implemented and maintained for relevant work activities.</li><li>Verify that temporary works coordination, control measures and assurance activities are implemented in accordance with project requirements and applicable standards.</li><li>Monitor excavation support systems, temporary structures and associated high-risk interfaces to ensure ongoing structural stability and safe execution of works.</li><li>Review lifting operations involving temporary works or temporary structures to ensure that interface risks, load considerations and control measures are adequately assessed and managed.</li></ul> Reporting and Communication <ul><li>Prepare concise weekly HSE reports for the Principal Contractor summarising:</li><li>HSE performance and key indicators</li><li>Significant findings from inspections and audits</li><li>Recurring issues, emerging trends and high‑risk activities for the upcoming period</li><li>Status of corrective actions and any overdue items</li><li>Clearly communicate escalation triggers (e.g. serious or imminent danger, repeated non‑compliance, high potential events) and escalate promptly to the Principal Contractor HSE Manager, Project HSE Manager and functional HSE line as required.</li><li>Participate in package and coordination meetings with associated Contractors, including onshore landfall and offshore cable interfaces, raising HSE concerns and promoting proactive management of risk..</li></ul> Leadership and Culture <ul><li>Promote a strong “We Care” culture across the project team and Contractors, emphasising personal accountability and proactive leadership on HSE.</li><li>Champion proactive reporting of observations, near misses and good practices, ensuring feedback and visible close out.</li><li>Encourage workforce engagement and wellbeing initiatives aligned with Client/Project values, including targeted toolbox talks, safety stand￼downs and campaigns related to key risk areas (e.g. lifting and confined spaces).</li><li>Promote awareness and proactive management of critical risk activities, including stored energy hazards and energy isolation</li></ul> Key Interfaces <ul><li>Principal Contractor Team (General Site Manager, Offshore Site Manager, Landfall / Site Managers, PC HSE Manager) and Tier 1 Contractors.</li><li>Client Project Team (Client/Project HSE Manager, Package Managers and Environmental Lead).</li><li>Functional HSE organisation for governance, standards and assurance.</li></ul> Qualifications and Experience Essential: <ul><li>NEBOSH General or Construction Certificate (or equivalent Level 3 H&S qualification).</li><li>Member of IOSH (TechIOSH).</li><li>Experience within offshore wind, infrastructure, utilities or complex construction projects involving multi-contractor interfaces.Strong knowledge of CDM 2015, UK HSE legislation and environmental requirements.</li><li>Experience auditing and monitoring Contractors under CDM on complex multi‑contractor projects.</li><li>Effective communication, influencing and reporting skills, with proven ability to challenge constructively and maintain independence.</li><li>First Aid at Work, CSCS Card or equivalent</li></ul> Desirable: <ul><li>NEBOSH National Diploma (or equivalent Level 6 H&S qualification).</li><li>Member of IOSH (CertIOSH or CMIOSH).</li><li>ISO 45001 Lead Auditor qualification.</li><li>Root cause analysis training (e.g. Taproot, Tripod, Kelvin TOP‑SET).</li></ul> Personal Attributes <ul><li>Proactive, confident communicator with a collaborative mindset, able to build strong relationships while maintaining independent assurance.</li><li>Able to balance assurance, coaching and support roles without compromising independence or clarity of Contractor responsibilities.</li><li>Strong ethical approach and commitment to continuous improvement.</li><li>Able to adapt to changing site conditions (including offshore and marine environments), shifting priorities and multiple stakeholder expectations.</li></ul> Typical Deliverables <ul><li>Weekly HSE inspection and assurance reports, including prioritised actions and owners.</li><li>Documented HSE walkdown and audit findings, with follow up verification of close‑out.</li><li>HSE contributions to method statement and permit to work reviews for high risk tasks.</li><li>Timely notification, support and documentation for incident reporting, investigations and root cause analyses, including recommendations and lessons learned.</li></ul> Scope of Work To provide independent HSE assurance and oversight in support of the Principal Contractor’s duties under the Construction (Design and Management) Regulations 2015, ensuring that Contractors plan and execute their works safely and in compliance with PC/CDM requirements, without harm to people or the environment. The HSE Expert will act as the Principal Contractor’s HSE representative on site, supporting and verifying that Contractors discharge their own HSE responsibilities. The role focuses on monitoring and influencing safe working practices throughout the construction of work scopes at the onshore landfall area of the project, without taking over operational control of Contractor activities.

HSE Expert Landfall - Principal Contractor

Scada Engineer Location: Necton, Norwich Duration: 01/07/2026 to 31/07/2028 Rotation: Monday – Friday, 8 hours a day Type: Freelance outside IR35 Description: Proven SCADA Commissioning Engineer in a HV substation/Offshore wind farm environment. Key Qualifications Client witness/support the delivery of the HV/Substation and WTG SCADA systems during the construction and commissioning phase of the project supporting Onshore and/or Offshore systems. This will cover the hardware and software interfaces for the whole project, from HVDC systems to WTGs, which cover: <ul><li>LAN systems (Process, Scada, Server, Subsystem, Client, Operator, DMZ)</li><li>Pole Control systems</li><li>Converter control system</li><li>DC protection</li><li>DC Measuring system</li><li>AC protection</li><li>Bay control units</li><li>HMI and fault reporting operation (design already finalised)</li><li>Communication/LAN systems</li><li>OT cyber security</li><li>Systems such as fire alarm, PECG, Cooling system etc.</li><li>Fibre Optic and other cable communication infrastructure – between onshore and offshore – overseeing installation of the cable, including hygiene, patching and correct install.</li></ul>• Client witness/support for acceptance tests (FAT/SAT) to ensure they are performed to specification, provide required functionality and are documented correctly. • Support investigations and report on HV Network and Ancillary system events during the commissioning phase. • Provide SCADA/control system technical support to the wider Commissioning team and project organisation. • Possible “hands-on” activities involved with testing and commissioning activities supporting the contractor with the various interfaces between contractors and client • Support the Engineering Team with issues relating to the Design Process. • Support the Operations team with troubleshooting , training and/or maintaining associated systems as may be required. DELIVERABLES • Accurate weekly reporting and record keeping on progress and issues to the Commissioning Package Manager. • Maintain a commissioning file. • Working very closely with the client Scada engineering team to ensure the installation matches the design. • Oversee the SATs of equipment especially with regard to remaining OSS panels. • Involved with the development, setup and operation of the Vanguard project from the Grimsby Control Room, GY and Necton. • Working with the Contractor and oversee their execution of works, challenging the progress and quality of works where necessary. • Responsible for troubleshooting relevant systems in the event of failures and coordinating the involvement of stakeholders and suppliers as/when required. • Liaise with Engineering and Quality Departments to ensure outstanding Engineering/Quality Issues are resolved. • Interface with the various packages which interface with Scada. • Responsible for ensuring accurate ‘As Built’ Drawings and Commissioning Records are kept by the Subcontractor. Must have Qualification / Experience • Relevant technical or engineering education, degree/HNC or equivalent. • IOSH/NEBOSH Certification. • All certificates required to work within/on Wind Turbines and Offshore are required - GWO Working at Height/Advanced Rescue, Enhanced First Aid, Sea Survival, Fire Awareness and Manual Handling. • Experience in HV/WTG/Auxiliary SCADA systems and associated infrastructure. • Experience of industrial control systems, automation, PLC’s, RTU’s and IED’s. • Experience in Industrial Communication Protocols (i.e. OPC-family, IEC-104, MMS, IEC61850, Modbus, Profibus). • Knowledge of communication and Monitoring systems used within Offshore wind farms (Tetra, VHF, 4/5G, IP Telephony, CCTV, ICCP, CMS, DTS and Fire Alarm/Extinguishing Systems). • Proven track record in a Client role. • Self-starting with excellent planning/coordination and problem solving abilities. • Fluent written and verbal English with good communication skills."

SCADA Engineer

PMO Manager Location: London, Blackfriars Rotation: Monday-Friday, 40 hours Type: Freelance, outside IR35 Project: Vanguard Description: Department: Construction Project Management Services, Project Assurance OTC-PP Location: London Office The clients Offshore Wind pools the renewable energy expertise and interests in offshore wind energy of the client group. Reporting to the Project Lead / Project Director, the PMO (Project Management Office) Manager shall have the capability and experience to manage a team, processes and systems for a large multi-billion-Euro project. Line reporting line is to the Regional PMO Lead. The Role & Responsibilities: The PMO (Project Management Office) Manager is integral to the project organization, where the PMO Manager is part of the Senior Management Team (SMT) and consults the Project Leadership Team (PLT) in resource allocation, governance, and delivery across project life-cycle phases (from Early-Stage Development to Construction). He/she will establish and maintain robust governance structures, ensure alignment with project scope, and drive efficient execution while monitoring key performance indicators (KPIs) to address deviations proactively. Within the project, the candidate will manage functional teams which include project administrators, PMO analysts, document controllers and planners and will also be expected to manage some other functional areas like change control, project assurance, resource management and reporting, as well as relevant interfaces with risk management and cost controlling and interface management. In addition, the PMO Manager will support the line function in the further development and implementation of processes and governance activities required across the project portfolio. The role includes a wide range of responsibilities, some of which are listed below: • Promote Health, Safety, Wellbeing & Environmental good practices. • Develop and implement a tailored controls framework in alignment with client standards, incorporating project-specific governance to support life-cycle phases. • Lead the establishment of project governance, processes, and systems; conduct internal quality assurance, monitoring, and audits to maintain high standards and facilitate continuous improvement across the portfolio. • Roll out processes and systems to the wider project team, delivering training and awareness sessions to ensure adoption and effective utilization.. • Drive Knowledge Sharing through the Lessons Learned process and related tool. • Manage and support the PMO team (including PMO analysts, document controllers, planners, and administrators) in daily operations, fostering team development, mentoring members, and positioning the PMO as a workstream within the project organization. • Coordinate with other control functions (e.g., risk management, cost control, interface management etc.) to integrate activities, including risk assessments, mitigation strategies, and interface management between technical packages. • Oversee the development of project delivery schedules, reporting tools, progress tracking, and management interfaces, ensuring alignment with strategic objectives and budget constraints. • Lead the Document Controls team to meet project document management needs, maintaining an effective Electronic Document Management System (EDMS). • Implement and oversee change control processes across all functions, ensuring dual responsibility in decision-making under the PLT. • Develop, implement and oversee project specific Dashboards with the aim of ensuring a strong performance management visibility. • Manage project resource recruitment, allocation, and tracking in line with scope parameters, actively reporting on status and optimizing for lean resourcing. • Prepare weekly, monthly and ad hoc reporting according to the project needs • Ensure the project has a strong operating system with possible Joint Venture partners in terms of interfaces, reporting etc. • Partner with other offshore wind projects in the client portfolio to standardize controls frameworks, share best practices, and drive continuous improvements in governance and efficiency. • Support and challenge the PMO team members to establish themselves and their roles in the team and be an ambassador for the PMO in the wider project organization. • Leading project related assurance reviews and the implementation of improvements. Knowledge and Skills: • Successful completion of a degree in engineering, project management or similar. • Professional Project Management qualification (such as APM PMQ, PMI) is an advantage. • Previous experience as being a PMO Manager with experience in cost management, planning & scheduling, cost and schedule risk analysis, change control, information management and project assurance. • Proven experience in the offshore wind sector or large-scale construction projects is highly desirable. • It would be advantageous if the candidate has experience using tools such as Primavera P6, Primavera Risk Analysis and an EDMS. • Strong IT skills, including advanced proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint), experience with Power BI is an advantage. • Excellent time management abilities, with skills in planning, organizing, and prioritizing tasks effectively. • Ability to identify a problem or conflict, identify potential solutions and analyse the solutions leading to a recommendation for the optimal solution. • Proactive, self-motivated approach with exceptional leadership, interpersonal, and team-building skills. • Demonstrated ability to lead and collaborate within high-performing, diverse, multidisciplinary teams. • Excellent communication skills both written and verbal (English)

PMO Manager

HSE Advisor – medior (283584) Duration: 15 June 2026 – 30 November 2026 Location: Barrow-In-Furness Monday to Friday Inside IR35 Travel Required Candidate must bring own PPE May be required to travel to Grimsby Description: The OPS QHSE advisor has daily reference to the OPS QHSE Manager or Head of Site to support client Offshore OPS in managing QHSE risks. The OPS QHSE Advisor is responsible for providing independent, expert, and professional advice and guidance to site management on all health and safety issues, actively participates in and promotes a high standard of health, safety, and environmental awareness and culture at the wind farm. Maintain an understanding of the Offshore asset integrity management policy and strategy and relevant responsibilities of the job. Success Criteria/KPIs <ul><li>OPS QHSE managers and Site Manager at relevant Operational sites in CE and UK, are supported as needed</li><li>Strong cooperation and LL sharing with other QHSE advisors across different regions</li><li>Support client and/or Regional QHSE Targets</li><li>Individual success criteria and KPIs are to be found in individual PDD documents</li></ul>Key Responsibilities/Task/Deliverables <ul><li>In client IMS, review and contribute to updating existing site-specific processes, procedures and instructions according to requirements and scope of work</li><li>Support a site culture of using and maintaining relevant processes, procedures and instructions client IMS</li><li>Update client Incident reporting tool:</li><li>Enter and follow up on cases or support/train local responsible people in being able to do this</li><li>Perform first line quality check on cases</li><li>Conduct investigations when necessary</li><li>Give feedback on the status of cases to technicians or other relevant local stakeholders</li><li>Create a good culture around Incident reporting through leading by example, knowledge sharing, and lessons learned</li><li>Support the site with legal compliance through use of RedOnline and promoting awareness of legal requirements on site</li><li>Execute the legal monthly compliance check with RedOnline and prepare action plans</li><li>Contribute to the site compliance standards that client OF holds</li><li>Support the site with Quality tasks e.g. inspections and initiatives as defined with the QHSE organisation</li><li>QHSE activities in accordance with the site QHSE activity plan both on- and offshore (offshore rotation if required)</li><li>Engage with QHSE back-office to provide input the global QHSE plan and strategy</li><li>Safety inspections, incident investigation and root cause analysis (vessel, SOV, CTV, turbines, OSS, HUB-facilities, Helicopter facilities etc.)</li><li>Documentation of safety inspections</li><li>Support (plan, execute and follow up) in executions of emergency exercises and Emergency Response Plan</li><li>Review and update activity plan according to requirements, scope and KPI’s</li><li>Support QHSE culture projects as needed</li><li>Roll-out and follow-up of all QHSE-related campaigns both onshore and on vessels ()</li><li>As relevant, participate in kick-offs on vessels for service campaigns</li><li>Support site (Q)HSE meetings</li><li>Participate and support toolbox talks, back to work briefing and end of shift meeting</li><li>Participate and contribute to all relevant site (Q)HSE meetings</li><li>Contribute towards Board governance reporting on QHSE</li></ul> <ul><li>Contribute to QHSE meetings both external and internal</li><li>Participate in audits (internal and external)</li><li>Follow up on findings from QHSE related audits and support implementation of NCR’s</li><li>Support site management in reporting to authorities as needed (e.g., BSH, Gewerbeaufsicht, BG, HSE)</li><li>Additional tasks</li><li>Reporting LTIs to HSE organisation in accordance with the process</li><li>Ad hoc advise on questions regarding QHSE in daily work (e.g. management, technicians, internal and external)</li><li>Observe execution of additional/special tasks (retrofits, main component exchange, etc.)</li><li>Ensure the validity of own safety certificates: Global Wind Organisations Standard Basic Safety Training (BST) etc.</li><li>Be proactive in maintaining competence level required for the role</li></ul> Full GWO certification, HUET, OGUK medical and Chester Step test with a score of 35 or above. An expectation to be able to travel offshore via CTV or Helicopter Essential <ul><li>QHSE related qualifications in accordance with national requirements</li><li>QHSE Experience in related offshore industry</li><li>Administrative skills</li><li>Good communication and presentation skills</li><li>IT literate (Microsoft office package)</li></ul>Desirable <ul><li>Qualified auditor</li><li>Qualified Investigator</li><li>Experience with Quality management</li><li>Experience with Environmental management</li><li>Advanced: First Aid, Work and Rescue at Height and Confined Space entry/rescue</li></ul> Competence <ul><li>Strong interpersonal skills and ability to communicate with stakeholders at different organizational levels</li><li>The job holder will be expected to reach the estimated competence levels fit for the relevant career path and seniority as laid out in client competency model.</li><li>If some tasks possess the highest direct risk to Operations within the areas of Legal, People, Environment, Asset and Reputation, these will be defined separately.</li><li>Other types of competences will be managed by the Learning and Development department and your manager going forward.</li></ul>

HSE Advisor

QHSE Offshore Medical Officer – Senior Duration: 13/7/2026 – 16/10/2026 Location: Rhode Island USA Rotation: 4/4 – 5/5 Description: Client information This client is a world leader in the highly specialised fields of dredging, solutions for the offshore energy market, infra marine and environmental works. With more than 140 years of experience and 5,200 highly skilled professionals, we bring tailor-made solutions, innovation and new technologies to our customers’ projects, ensuring that they are performed safely, efficiently and cost-effectively. Department Description and Responsibilities As an Offshore Medic, you will play a key role as part of the on-site team assigned to one of our offshore projects worldwide. In this role, you will be responsible for overseeing, maintaining, and controlling all medical practices onboard, ensuring they meet company and international standards. Your duties will include providing direct medical care to personnel, managing medical facilities and supplies, and conducting regular inspections of activities and equipment to verify their compliance with health and safety requirements. You will also ensure the proper implementation of medical procedures, support emergency response preparedness, and contribute to promoting a safe and healthy working environment for all offshore staff. Primary Tasks and Responsibilities - Provide medical care to offshore personnel, including emergency response, occupational health treatments, and accurate documentation of all cases. - Maintain and operate the offshore medical facilities, ensuring readiness, functionality, and availability of sufficient medical supplies and equipment. - Ensure proper documentation and filing of medical reports, compile statistics, and provide analysis and reports as required. - Oversee occupational health and hygiene programs, including health surveillance, fitness-to-work monitoring, and workplace environment assessments. - Assist in planning and conducting emergency drills and training exercises, evaluate medical preparedness, and recommend improvements. - Actively participate in safety meetings and toolbox talks, providing medical and health-related input where relevant. - Support incident investigations from a medical perspective, ensuring findings and corrective actions are documented and followed-up. - Carry out medical inspections onboard, ensuring compliance with health standards, proper reporting, and effective follow-up. Technical profile requirements - 5 years’ experience as Offshore Medic in high-risk industries. - Good knowledge & experience with MS Office. - Experience with Offshore Wind operations is a plus. - Willingness to travel abroad on 4:4 or 5:5 rotation. - Fit for Offshore work. Non-Technical profile requirements - Pragmatic, proactive and forward-thinking. - Team player, excellent communication skills, tactful. - Service-oriented and problem-solving attitude. - Critical and analytical thinking. - Accurate, efficient in organising your work. Job-specific certification requirements - HSE Offshore Medic (or similar). - Licensed Medic. - NEBOSH IDIP/Certificate or similar (through experience) is a plus. Offshore-specific certifications requirements -Full GWO -Offshore Medical. -Helicopter Underwater Escape Techniques (HUET) CA-EBS. -Chester Step Test (or similar) -Bi-deltoid measurement VISA requirements - US B1 OCS WIND VISA (!!) Language proficiencies - Fluent proficiency in English is required (written and spoken). - Proficiency in other languages is a plus

QHSE Offshore Medical Officer

US - Protection Engineer Location: Rhode Island, USA Duration: 15-Jun-2026 - 31-Dec-2026 Business Unit: Engineering Rotation: 21 days on / 21 days off Project: Sunrise Wind Farm Description We're looking for a consultant of protection engineer or protection test engineer to be onsite at SRW01 offshore in US. S/he would be in 21/21 rotation scheme and to work closely with our protection lead (protection system engineer) in the project. Requirements: - Preferably HVDC protection engineer - Preferably has great knowledge about Siemens HVDC equipment - Must have a minimum of 1 year experience at offshore site OR a minimum of 3 years experience at onsite substation. - Has GWO valid certificate.

Protection Engineer

Senior Onshore Civils Engineer Duration: 15/05/2026 to 14/05/2027 (ASAP) Project: Dogger Bank South AYM Type: Freelance Base location: London, Swindon or Coventry Travel: Expensed back outside of base location The Senior Onshore Civils Project Engineer will play a key role in defining the optimal solution for the onshore infrastructure associated with the project. The role will include the Landfall, onshore cable route, and the onshore substation. The successful candidate will have strong project management skills and knowledge of the onshore civil works which are required for the development and operations of an offshore wind farm. Experience working in offshore wind is not essential, though this would be an advantage, and transferable skills from a related industry would be necessary. Your key tasks and responsibilities: As a Senior Project Engineer for Onshore Civils your primary responsibilities will be to: Thrive as part of a multi-disciplinary team of technical specialists supporting all stages of the offshore wind farm Support the site selection and design activities through the consent phase Manage the civil engineering activities and design contract during the FEED and Detailed Design stages, and then continue supporting the project on into construction Ensure alignment with the CDM and company policies Support Offshore Operations in driving the lifecycle implementation strategy for the installed works Manage and implement onshore site investigation works Deliver specialist engineering knowledge for onshore cable routing and crossing design (with particular emphasis on trenchless methods) Support with technical input to landowner negotiations Mentor and develop junior and associate colleagues within the team Support preparing the employer’s requirements and technical specifications through the tender process with technical input to programme development Participate in the procurement activities associated with onshore civil works in the project Provide financial estimates for the project cost book based on your experience from similar schemes and extrapolations from prior projects Management of sub-consultants, ensuring that safety in design is appropriately accounted for in the designs and that quality requirements are met Work closely across all interfaces with; internal stakeholders, external design houses and Contractors to produce cost-effective and value-added solutions Ensure that all lessons learned from the completed works are incorporated into future projects. Essential skill requirements: Educated to degree level in civil or structural engineering or equivalent experience Have a successful track record in the delivery of onshore civil works within the power industry Project management experience in the offshore industry from either design, construction, or operations Strong appreciation for CDM Regulations, safe systems of work and Environmental requirements Excellent communication and negotiation skills, able to communicate effectively within a team The capability to work within a team and to manage competing demands from the project Strong coordination and leadership skills; highly motivated; confident and resourceful The drive and motivation to meet the time, cost and quality targets Desirable skills: Member of professional engineering body Understand the process of developing and constructing the onshore portion of an offshore wind farm A proven track record in civil engineering development and installation of an Onshore HV electrical system and a HV substation Deep understanding of onshore civil design across the entire project lifecycle from pre-FEED to detailed design Understanding and ability to communicate with other engineering disciplines Understand the range of available civil engineering methodologies, including cable placement/HDD, with a practical approach to implementation Ability to carry out/ participate in risk management and optioneering to obtain the most favourable outcomes/ solutions Development of EPC-type technical contracts from a Client perspective Desirable skills: Key Qualifications: <ul><li>Degree/diploma in Civil, Structural/mechanical Engineer</li></ul>

Senior Onshore Civils Engineer

10 x BAL02 OSS: Offshore Electrical Inst. & Comm. Supervisor  Project Name: BAL02 OSS Duration: 01-Nov-2026 - 30-Apr-2027 Business Unit: Engineering Rotations: 14days/14 days – 12 hours a day Type: Freelance     Description: Role Objective Guide management and liaise with back-office engineers, creating a clear insight into progress, risks, quality, and safety on site. Motivate progress and a safe work culture, through contractor engagement, coordination, and collaboration. Responsibilities It is the Offshore Electrical Installation & Commissioning Supervisor’s responsibility to facilitate constructive and fact-based communication between activities at site, Offshore Electrical Installation & Commissioning Management, and back-office functions within the project. Through honest observation-based feedback on progress and quality, enabling, especially the Offshore Electrical Installation & Commissioning Manager, to conduct solid risk assessments, present realistic forecasts to project management, and prepare for a smooth handover to Generation. While on site the Offshore Electrical Installation & Commissioning Supervisor is a role model for safe behaviour, inspiring contractors, sub-contractors, and site visitors to always think safety before quality and progress. Furthermore, the Offshore Electrical Installation & Commissioning Supervisor shall engage with the contractors and working party foremen to understand and obtain knowledge of issues related to quality and progress, collaborating with them to identify suitable mitigations, and finally reporting findings and contractors’ proposed mitigations to Offshore Electrical Installation & Commissioning Management. Tasks • Facilitate alignment meetings with respectively back-office engineers and on-site contractor team leads – enabling collaboration through open communication on quality, progress, and safety. • Update Electrical Installation & Commissioning Management on system specific progress, risks, and quality – providing observation-based input to scope related progress and risks. • Review contractor ITP and test procedures, and witness all test phases (FAT, SAT, SIT, OSAT, and OSIT) based on the Critical to Functionality (CtF) and Critical to Quality (CtQ) guidelines from the functional line department and project specific assessment. • Supervise delivery of equipment, ensuring that all damages and missing equipment is recorded and addressed to the contactor. This includes familiarisation with shipping lists and reviewing equipment unloading Risk Assessment & Method Statements (RAMS) • Supervise the contractors handling and installation of equipment during the outfitting and electrical installation, including pulling and termination of cables focusing on CtF and CtQ. • On projects with multiple contractors directly reporting to client on site, coordinate the on-site cross contractor interfaces and collaboration. • Supervise qualification (mechanical completion) of the installed equipment and cables (high voltage, low voltage, and communication cables). • Execute Low Voltage and High Voltage Authorised Person (LV AP and HV AP) scope, involving establishing and maintaining electrical safety, lock out/tag out, and energisation checks. • Support the PICOS, including substituting, in all matters related to safe substation management, including inductions, daily coordination, and safety drills. • Execute inspections and tests relevant for the Test After Completion prior to asset handover to Generation. • Provide lessons learned and improvement proposals, based on NCR’s, punches, and through using the processes and procedures supplied by the functional line department, enabling a continuous development of clients contracts and the standard processes and procedures, ensuring clients and the Electrical Installation & Commissioning Supervisor role always keep up with contemporary needs. • Take location and task-based safety training (e.g. Global Wind Organisation (GWO) training, and local supervisor safety certifications), observe and intervene on site based on safety on site, and report to the clients QHSE representative on site. Deliverables Completed Commissioning Document Register (CDR). [reported to the Offshore Electrical Installation & Commissioning Manager] Record system progress and provide daily input to the Daily Progress Report (DPR) using Lautec.[visualised through EnSync] Minutes of Meeting from regular alignment meetings with respectively back-office engineers and site-based contractors. [stored within project document management system] Rectified and closed out punches for all electrical and electromechanical systems. [recorded in Aconex Field] Recorded lessons learned and improvement proposals within. Synergi [responsible and actions defined in the Synergi cases] Inform about HSE related observation [observation cards or app, viewable by site HSE representative] Decision Authority Through witnessing of installation and test, the Onshore Electrical Installation and Commissioning Supervisor has the authority to accept or reject completion of test and commissioning, based on the contractual requirements and the project mandated requirements and acceptance criteria. The Consultant must bring his/her own Iphone. External consultants’ equipment such as PCs, mobile phones and iPads must always be up-to-date with the latest iOS release. The owner must allow clients AirWatch security and management software for iPhones and iPads to be installed. The app is mandatory on all mobile devices used by client staff (including External consultants) to protect them from cybercrime. The owner must grant approval for client to remove apps, data and access from privately owned equipment if it is deemed to pose a risk in relation to client security or the GDPR regulations, if the equipment is lost/stolen, or if the owner ceases to have an active contract with Magnit and/or client. When an external consultant leaves the client, they must contact the IT Service Desk to remove all client apps and data. The IT Service Desk can only support privately owned equipment in connection with clients AirWatch security and management software. Requirements: Qualification and Requirements • Possess a bachelor or higher educational degree within subject matter field of engineering. • Have recent experience and obtained competencies with installation, test, and commissioning of dynamic systems, equipment, components, and cables (i.e. high and low voltage electrical, electromechanical, mechanical, fluid, thermo, and multidiscipline dynamic systems) and control & communication systems, equipment, components, and cables (i.e. supervisory control & data acquisition, network, and telecommunication systems). • UKOG Medical Chester Step Test (minimum rating: above average). GWO training, following GWO Basic Safety Training Standard, GWO Enhanced First Aid Training Standard, GWO Control of Hazardous Energies Standard, and GWO High Voltage Standard. Polish Medical certificate Polish BHP training

Offshore Electrical & Installation Commissioning Supervisor

Shift Supervisor  Vessel : TSV Aethra Project: Celtic Mob Date: approx. early of July Duration: approx. 6 weeks Position: Shift Supervisor Mob: Cork SoW: PLB trenching, survey   Required Certificates 1. Valid Medical Fitness Certificate OGUK or STCW 2. Valid Maritime Safety Training Certificate full GWO or Foet Bosiet

Shift Supervisor

Deputy Offshore Manager Vessel : TSV Argo Project: Celtic Mob Date: approx. mid of June Duration: approx. 3 weeks Position: DOM Mob: Cork SoW: PLB trenching, survey Required Certificates 1. Valid Medical Fitness Certificate OGUK or STCW 2. Valid Maritime Safety Training Certificate full GWO or FOET and BOSIET

Deputy Offshore Manager

General Site Manager – Onshore Substation x2 Location: Norfolk/Swindon/London Duration: 30/03/2026 to 30/03/2027 Rotation: Mon-Fri, 40 hours a week Outside IR35 Description: MSP | UK | Client General Site Manager – Onshore Substation The Onshore General Site Manager is to act as the onsite Client Representative during the site initial designs, constructability assessments and planning of the works, prepare for site establishment and later construction of the Onshore Electrical Substation and associated onshore works. Supports the HVDC Package Manager through the construction phase, and manages all aspects of the Client’s site duties under the Contract. The role will co-ordinate the Client Site Representatives and ensure that all site related information is coordinated between the supporting functions within the project. Details: KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: The Onshore General Site Manager is to act as the onsite Client Representative during the site initial designs, constructability assessments and planning and later construction and handover of the works. Supports the HVDC Package Manager through the construction phase, and manages all aspects of the Client’s site duties under the Contract. The role will co-ordinate the client site representatives and and site information within the project. The role will facilitate resolution of site-based issues to ensure that employers risks are mitigated through regular/adhoc meetings, discussions, ensuring adequate recording of such. The role will have support of the Package Manager in representing and resolving site issues with the Contractor’s Senior Management team. The role will be required to have experience in site management of HV substation construction, including technical knowledge of civil engineering, HV Mechanical & Electrical Installations, testing & commissioning of HV systems and cables. All onshore substation site management activities with respect to the onshore works including, Health, Safety, Environment, Security, Maintenance pre-Handover. The role will need to become familiar with the Contracts, Consent Management Plans, Leases, Designs, Construction Phase Health & Safety Plan, package interfaces, the Employers Requirements (specifications) and any relevant contractors documentation in order the manage the site effectively. The role is expected to be experienced in managing relationships with key stakeholders, including National Grid, Associated Works Contractors and Client Senior Management, and will be the Project presence onsite. The role will also support resolution of client programme risk issues, including relating to Package interfaces. Shall provide co-ordination of all site resources within the onshore client site team, supported by the project engineers, quality inspectors, health & safety inspectors, environmental consultants, consents personnel etc. Liaison with the Commissioning Manager who is responsible for operating the HV Safety Rules for all energised plant. Support the interface planning activities with National Grid and the Onshore Cables Team. Reporting to senior leadership and the project as required. Ensure that the Contractor is fulfilling their duties of the Principal Contractor for the onshore substation site under CDM including: Ensure a safe system of work offshore incorporating the HV Safety Rules. Supervise and record all onshore works relevant to the HVDC substation and grid connection ensuring compliance with the defined health, safety, quality and technical standards Design & Implement an effective handover process for the onshore site from construction, commissioning to O&M. DELIVERABLES: Safe delivery of the Electrical transmission system for the project including continued development, construction and handover to operations, closeout of commercial aspects and delivery of all as built documentation for all associated packages KEY QUALIFICATIONS: A degree in Engineering or equivalent experience Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) or equivalent required. High level safety qualifications such as NEBOSH would be an advantage MUST HAVE QUALIFICATION/EXPERIENCE: Extensive experience as a Site Manager role on HV substation construction projects including the integration of equipment throughout the build construction and installation process A proven track record in civil engineering, and HV substation site construction management An excellent understanding of the range of available civil engineering techniques, including HDD with a practical approach to implementation. Business proficient in English Role is site based and expectation is that the role is performed therefore at the site location NOTE: This JP has 2 positions, one for each of the below locations: NO ADDITIONAL TRAVEL COSTS TO/FROM THE BASE LOCATIONS MAY BE CHARGED Position 1. Base location Necton Onshore Substation, Swaffham, Norfolk. PE37 8EG. Travel also required to Swindon office, London Project Office and Coventry Office as required. Position 2: The base location will initially be the London DBS offices and will then change to the Onshore Substation site (TBA) when site activities commence with travel to London, Swindon and Coventry offices or other locations as required. Comments from MSP: KEY RESPONSIBILITIES CONTINUED: Ensure a safe system of work offshore incorporating the HV Safety Rules Supervise and record all onshore works relevant to the HVDC substation and grid connection ensuring compliance with the defined health, safety, quality and technical standards Design & Implement an effective handover process for the onshore site from construction, commissioning to O&M Deliverables Safe delivery of the Electrical transmission system for the project including continued development, construction and handover to operations, closeout of commercial aspects and delivery of all as built documentation for all associated packages" Key Qualifications A degree in Engineering or equivalent experience Site Management Safety Training Scheme (SMSTS) or equivalent required High level safety qualifications such as NEBOSH would be an advantage" Must have Qualification / Experience Extensive experience as a Site Manager role on HV substation construction projects including the integration of equipment throughout the build construction and installation process A proven track record in civil engineering, and HV substation site construction management An excellent understanding of the range of available civil engineering techniques, including HDD with a practical approach to implementation Business proficient in English Role is site based and expectation is that the role is performed therefore at the site location

General Site Manager

Annual Service BKR02 2026 (279229) Project Name: Annual Service BORKUMRIFFGRUND 02 2026 Duration: 17-Jun-2026 - 26-Aug-2026 (options to extend) Business Unit: Operations Type: AUG German Employed Contract ONLY (no freelance allowed) Rotations: 2 weeks on. 2 weeks off Rate: 62EUR an hour Description: The Consultant must bring his/her own PC and/or Iphone. External consultants’ equipment such as PCs, mobile phones and iPads must always be up-to-date with the latest iOS release. The owner must allow Ørsted’s AirWatch security and management software for iPhones and iPads to be installed. The app is mandatory on all mobile devices used by Ørsted staff (including External consultants) to protect them from cybercrime. The owner must grant approval for Ørsted to remove apps, data and access from privately owned equipment if it is deemed to pose a risk in relation to Ørsted’s security or the GDPR regulations, if the equipment is lost/stolen, or if the owner ceases to have an active contract with Magnit and/or Ørsted. When an external consultant leaves Ørsted, they must contact the IT Service Desk to remove all Ørsted apps and data. The IT Service Desk can only support privately owned equipment in connection with Ørsted’s AirWatch security and management software. Mi 6,00 onsigning Do 12,00 work Fr 12,00 work Sa 12,00 work So 12,00 work Mo 12,00 work Di 12,00 work Mi 12,00 work Do 12,00 work Fr 12,00 work Sa 12,00 work So 12,00 work Mo 12,00 work Di 12,00 work Mi 6,00 offsigning 168,00 total/rotation Requirements: AUG contracts only BKR02 consists of 56 Turbines, V164, 8.0 MW. The operation takes place on board our Service Operation Vessel (SOV), Portcall harbor is Emden. Standard PPE is to be brought by the consultant (Life-Vest with PLB, Survival Suit, Safety Boots S3 (ankle high), high-vis workwear, helmet, harness/lanyards, Avanti Glider AL04. A complete list of PPE requirements can be provided if required. Minimum Competency Requirements: Competent Technician: GWO- Working at heights (only valid for 12 months in Germany!) Advanced Rescue Training Enhanced first aid Sea Survival Manual handling Fire Awareness BTT Medical fitness certificate incl. chester step test Generic crane user training Avanti Lift User Training EUP WTSR Core Course Any Vestas certifications

Service Technician

Cable Lay Superintendent – Senior Duration: 25/5/2026 – 31/7/2026 Location: International Waters Project: Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind Farm Vessel: Living Stone (NL) Rate: Candidate expectations     Description:   Client information  This client is a world leader in the highly specialised fields of dredging, solutions for the offshore energy market, infra marine and environmental works. With more than 140 years of experience and 5,200 highly skilled professionals, we bring tailor-made solutions, innovation and new technologies to our customers’ projects, ensuring that they are performed safely, efficiently and cost-effectively.  Department Description and responsibilities   Offshore is a global solutions provider in the offshore oil, gas and renewables industry. We have an unrivalled track record in the transport and installation of foundations, turbines, inter-array cables, export cables and substations for offshore wind farms. In the oil & gas industry we are experts in landfalls and civil works, rock placement, heavy lift, umbilicals and installation and decommissioning services. By operating a high-tech and versatile fleet of vessels we offer flexible solutions for the most complex offshore energy projects. Primary Tasks and responsibilities   -Make sure all cable related operations are done in the most safe and optimal way.  -Lead a team of 10 to 15 members (foremen and operators).  -Hold the shift handover meetings with the team onboard.  -Liaise with colleagues on the bridge and surveyors for an optimal cable operation.  -Run and supervise all operations on the back-deck. This includes the operability of the Cable, installation System (CIS), ROVs, cranes and other equipment onboard.  -Make sure works are performed with the highest level of safety.  -Take care of the integrity of the cable during loading, transporting and installation phases.  -Do a daily log of activities performed.  -Assume responsibility for overseeing the cable installation process, ensuring precise, secure cable placement, and upholding the highest quality and performance standards.  -Utilize your technical acumen to identify and resolve complex technical challenges that may arise during cable installation, ensuring the seamless progress of projects.  -OIM is single point of contact but the Cable Lay Superintendents have daily contact with the client representatives during the operations and to answer questions about the progress and technical questions  Technical profile requirements   - 7 years of experience in submarine cable installation, demonstrated through several years of experience in senior technician or similar roles.  -Safety Focus: A strong commitment to prioritizing safety and adhering to safety protocols and guidelines.  -Leadership Excellence: Proven leadership abilities and exceptional communication skills to effectively manage and lead a diverse team.  Non-Technical profile requirements   -Strong communication skills  -Good knowledge & experience with MS Office  -Good command of English, both written and spoken  -Fit for Offshore work.  Methodology/Certification requirements   -MSC/MSc Degree in Civil Engineering, Mechanic Engineering, Chemical Engineering OR equivalent through experience. Certifications required -Valid US Visa or B1 OCS Wind (!) Visa -Full GWO -Offshore medical -VCA/SCC Language proficiencies   -Fluent speaking and writing English, proficiency in other languages is a major plus

Cable Lay Superintendent

Mechanical Design Engineer – Senior ASAP to end of the year (options to extend) Olen, Belgium   Your task is to participate in engineering projects for the site facilities and the different business units EOM & CSM to modernize, adapt and expand their hydro- and pyrometallurgical production facilities on the Olen site.   Primary tasks & responsibilities <ul><li>Translate client requirements into a technical design for equipment, piping, and mechanical components of an installation.</li><li>Provide input and coordinate the drawing of PFDs and P&IDs by a drafter.</li><li>Design layout plans, mechanical structures, and components in 3D, create detailed drawings, or coordinate the drafting by a drafter.</li><li>Prepare piping specifications (including isometrics).</li><li>Perform basic calculations (pipe resistance, pump calculations, pipe sizing, determining PED class, heat capacity, etc.).</li><li>Provide advice for risk analyses and ensure the implementation of measures in the design.</li><li>Prepare specifications/requirement books for bidding and execution files.</li><li>Participate in procurement activities related to projects (from inquiry, through ordering and delivery, to completion and invoicing).</li><li>Prepare budgets and contribute to planning for your discipline.</li><li>Respect agreed quality, deadlines, and budgets.</li><li>Discuss the construction file with site managers regarding project realization and provide technical support during execution and startup of the project.</li><li>Maintain contacts with internal clients and external partners/contractors.</li><li>Monitor the quality of work delivered by external partners/contractors.</li><li>Archive documents and ensure an as-built technical construction file is maintained.</li></ul>  Technical Profile Requirements: <ul><li>Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Mechanics or Electromechanics or equivalent through experience.</li><li>5 years of relevant experience in designing process installations in an industrial environment.</li><li>Experience with AutoCAD and ACAD Plant 3D software (experience with Revit, Inventor, or other programs is a plus).</li><li>Experience in setting up 3D layouts is a plus.</li><li>Operational knowledge of legal regulations and guidelines (PED, ATEX, VLAREM, etc.) is a plus.</li><li>Basic knowledge of chemistry, electricity, and automation, along with necessary material knowledge.</li></ul>  Non-Technical Profile Requirements: <ul><li>Skilled in analyzing, reporting, organizing, and solving technical issues.</li><li>A team player with strong communication and social skills.</li><li>Proficient in using office software packages.</li></ul>  Certifications <ul><li>VCA is mandatory</li></ul>  Language proficiencies <ul><li>Fluent in Dutch & English</li><li>Basic knowledge of German & French</li></ul>  Location <ul><li>Olen</li><li>On site presence is mandatory.</li><li>Ad hoc home work can be approved by the hiring manager upon request.</li></ul>  Contract <ul><li>First contract till EOY</li><li>extension possible</li></ul>  Interviews <ul><li>First interview via teams: 30-45min.</li><li>2nd interview onsite at Olen</li></ul>

Mechanical Design Engineer

HSE Advisor  Project: Celtic Mob Date: approx. mid-end May Duration: approx. 6 weeks Position: HSE Advisor Mob: Cork SoW: Post-lay burial (Trenching & jetting), survey   Required Certificates 1. Valid Medical Fitness Certificate OGUK or STCW 2. Valid Maritime Safety Training Certificate full GWO or Foet Bosiet 4. For non-EU citizens, working permit 5. ETA Visa 6. A1 certification

SCADA Engineer Representative Duration: 01-May-2026 - 28-Feb-2027 Department: Electrical Systems Rotations: 14/14 days – 12 hrs a day Location: Rhode Island, USA Description: We are seeking an experienced SCADA Commissioning Lead to support the delivery of SCADA systems across offshore wind projects. The role is positioned as an independent, on-site consultant function with responsibility for ensuring that all SCADA commissioning activities are executed safely, in compliance with applicable standards, and in alignment with the overall project schedule. The consultant will act as the central coordination point for SCADA commissioning, working across contractors, engineering teams, and commissioning management to ensure seamless execution. The scope includes Substation Control Systems, WTG SCADA and grid compliance, communication networks, metering systems, and associated auxiliary systems. The role requires both technical depth and the ability to operate effectively in a complex, multi-stakeholder EPC environment. A key part of the assignment is to establish and maintain full control over commissioning activities. This includes driving the preparation and execution of FAT, SAT, and SIT, ensuring that all testing is properly conducted, documented, and approved. The consultant will be responsible for developing and maintaining the SCADA Commissioning Plan, including scope definition, quality assurance, and timelines, and for ensuring that all deliverables meet internal standards as well as regulatory and HSE requirements. The consultant is expected to actively manage interfaces between SCADA contractors, electrical commissioning teams, and project stakeholders. This includes coordinating daily commissioning activities, monitoring progress against the plan, and proactively identifying risks that may impact schedule or quality. Where deviations occur, the consultant must take ownership of driving corrective actions and ensuring alignment across involved parties. In addition, the role carries a clear mandate to ensure quality and compliance. The consultant will have the authority to challenge and reject non-compliant work or documentation and is expected to enforce project standards consistently across all SCADA-related activities. Regular reporting to the Commissioning Manager and SCADA Package Manager will be required, with a focus on transparency, risk visibility, and progress tracking. Overall, the success of the assignment will be measured by the timely and high-quality commissioning of SCADA systems, the absence of critical HSE incidents within scope, and the delivery of complete, audit-ready documentation. The consultant is expected to contribute not only through execution, but by strengthening coordination, reducing risk, and ensuring that SCADA commissioning supports the broader project objectives. The resource will work onshore and offshore. The Consultant must bring his/her own PC and/or Iphone. External consultants’ equipment such as PCs, mobile phones and iPads must always be up-to-date with the latest iOS release. The owner must allow the client’s AirWatch security and management software for iPhones and iPads to be installed. The app is mandatory on all mobile devices used by client staff (including External consultants) to protect them from cybercrime. The owner must grant approval for client to remove apps, data and access from privately owned equipment if it is deemed to pose a risk in relation to client’s security or the GDPR regulations, if the equipment is lost/stolen, or if the owner ceases to have an active contract with Magnit and/or client. When an external consultant leaves the client, they must contact the IT Service Desk to remove all client apps and data. The IT Service Desk can only support privately owned equipment in connection with client's AirWatch security and management software. Requirements: The ideal candidate brings a minimum of five years of experience within SCADA or automation commissioning, preferably from offshore wind or similar large-scale infrastructure projects. A solid technical foundation combined with strong project execution capabilities is essential, as is the ability to operate independently in a demanding site environment. Experience working with international contractors and managing complex interfaces is critical to success in this role. Has GWO and hold the cost to maintain it. A person with offshore Wind expirations and is willing to stay for a longer period at the time if needed.

SAP (Senior Authorised Person) – 66kV 04/2026 – 03/2028 Responsible for HV system integration, operational supervision and electrical safety rules (HV/MV/LV). Ensure safety when working with High HV and LV. Responsibilities <ul><li>Responsible for electrical issues accordingly to the affected Country's legislation and regulation.</li><li>Delegating scopes of works for the whole team of Transmission Specialist on sites both offshore and onshore work scopes.</li><li>Responsible for and managing rotaplan’s for all Transmission Specialist and Operators on site.</li><li>Leading all improvements of instructions and site-specific instructions improvements related to High Voltage electrical operations on sites.</li><li>Implementation of the client's Electrical Safety Rules on site, including the safe system of Work.</li><li>Advise operationally on high voltage electrical installations to WTG, offshore substations and both HV submarine and onshore cables.</li><li>Oversee safe commissioning of grid connections, onshore substations and associated MV/HV/LV plant and equipment.</li><li>Oversee all MV/HV/LV electrical operational activities to ensure safety, security and integrity of the HV network.</li><li>Contribute to proactive management, good coordination and communication between all parties and that the process works effectively.</li><li>Coordinate MV/HV/LV commissioning activities through the project construction Stages.</li><li>Advise operationally on high voltage electrical installations to WTG, offshore substations and both HV submarine and onshore cables.</li><li>Oversee all MV/HV/LV electrical operational activities to ensure safety, security and integrity of the HV network.</li><li>Oversee and the delegation of planning of all switching activities on sites, both offshore and onshore activities.</li><li>Controlling the safety documents for the Electrical Safety Rules on site.</li><li>Define safety procedures for electrical matters.</li><li>Delegation of tasks to the Operators on sites, who oversee safe commissioning of grid connections, onshore substations and associated MV/HV/LV plant and equipment.</li><li>Reviewing the high voltage scope of work.</li><li>Knowledge and experience with country specific standards.</li></ul> Tasks <ul><li>Ensure compliancy with and managing of the client's Electrical Safety Rules.</li><li>Safety coordination in electrical matters.</li><li>Manage and coordinate HV/MV/LV commissioning activities.</li><li>Coordinate with National Grid and attend commissioning panel meetings.</li><li>Act as senior authorized person.</li><li>Outage management and network control in collaboration with the Control Engineers.</li><li>Prepare and check high voltage switching schedules.</li><li>Update MV/HV/LV schematic diagrams.</li><li>Inspect work sites and perform site safety inspections and auditing for electrical matters.</li><li>Check method statements for electrical matters.</li><li>Implement and provide training programs for relevant staff according to the rules.</li><li>Mentor HV APs during field training.</li></ul> Deliverables <ul><li>Input to the project commissioning management manual and related documents (including pre-commissioning and commissioning quality plans).</li><li>Participation in different audits.</li><li>Reports from FAT & SAT on the different high voltage equipment’s.</li><li>Onsite check of switching programs.</li><li>Participation in the planning of resource and work activities.</li><li>Participation in authorizations and assessments of new candidates.</li><li>Deliver inputs to the design phase of the project on technical aspects.</li></ul> Decision Authority <ul><li>Final say in relation to MV/HV switching and isolations.</li><li>Issue of the client's Electrical Safety Rules safety rules documents.</li><li>Organization and management of the SAP permit office, including all operational staff.</li></ul> Qualifications and Requirements <ul><li>Several years of operation and commissioning experience within the field of high voltage 9electricity, offshore experience preferable.</li><li>Appropriate electrical qualification and background related to the authorization scope.</li><li>Minimum 3 year of working experience within onshore substations systems.</li><li>Complete and up to date GWO courses and HUET with CA-EBS if required by site (climbing gear person weight limit – 120kg/264lb).</li></ul>

Senior Authorised Person 66KV

Quality Manager/Quality Engineer Electrical   Duration: 01/05/2026 – 30/04/2027 Location: Swindon, London (depending on the project) Type: Outside IR35   Your tasks as Quality Manager - Define and implement complex concepts, processes and methods for quality planning, assurance and control in line with the companies Quality Management Framework • Define and implement the project quality strategy under a risk-based approach, including planning and monitoring of quality resources and budgets • Setting the project quality objectives and relevant standards to be achieved • Communication and collaboration with all relevant project stakeholders • Carry out supplier qualification and assessment; continuous further development of supplier quality • Preparation of quality-related tender documents (e.g. quality assurance agreement), evaluation of offers and support in contract negotiations with suppliers Your tasks as Quality Engineer - Be the Quality Engineer on the Electrical Package for the Dogger Bank South Projects reporting to the Project Quality Manager, Project/Package Manager, and line organisation on the scope of delivery. • Project planning, co-ordination and control of quality activities for the Electrical Contractor their Manufacturers, Fabricators, Civil Contractors, Installers and their supply chains, with the support of the Offshore Substation Fabrication and Civil Quality Engineers. • Implement contractual and corporate quality and technical requirements within the project package. • Plan and manage the production/installation monitoring and inspection of equipment at manufacturing plants, fabrication sites, onshore and offshore sites from design to handover to O&M/OFTO with all deliverables and checks. • Co-ordinate multi-disciplined teams of inspectors managed by the Quality Manager both onshore and offshore in the delivery of scope of works. • Evaluation of reports, inspection results and findings from Contractor and Employer Systems. • Capture all work progress, inspections, and non-conformities (NC) in the client's Quality inspection app and monitor and report on compliance and progress of work. Assess non-conformities, conduct root cause analysis and follow-up of correction and corrective action process. • Manage Document Deliverables to acceptance ready for handover to O&M/OFTO • Prepare tender documents (e.g., quality assurance agreements), evaluate tender returns, and support contract negotiations with suppliers as required. • Plan/conduct general quality monitoring/audits. • Perform supplier qualification and assessment and continuously develop supplier quality. • Collaborate with Project Quality Manager to identify and manage risks within the Projects. Your profile - Successfully completed university degree or significant experience with a (HNC/HND) in an HV Electrical Engineering Environment (or in a comparable field) as well as additional qualifications as quality auditor, quality manager or comparable. • Relevant professional experience and expertise in quality assurance, control/monitoring and management as well as comprehensive expertise in offshore wind farm components in general and substation electrical components in particular. • Extensive knowledge in the application of relevant international project and quality management standards as well as technical regulations and standards such as IEC, BSH, DNV, BS/EN/ISO and NORSOK etc. • Practical experience from the construction and/or manufacturing industry with a good understanding of OEM HVDC, electrical components and the Supply Chain. • Able to demonstrate a good understanding of quality requirements and risks in onshore and offshore environment and the associated standards. • Business fluent in written and spoken English with a very good knowledge of common IT tools and systems. • Motivation to independently and sustainably advance your cause and the ability to keep an overview at all times in hectic project business. • You are an empathetic, reliable and motivated team player with a willingness to travel in accordance client Travel Policies in delivery of scope of work.

Quality Manager

HR Business Partner  6-months initial  Nysa, Poland – hybrid work options available    This client is a global leader in materials technology. The organization focuses on clean mobility, sustainable materials, battery technologies, and high?performance recycling. Umicore operates multiple production sites globally, including key locations throughout Belgium and Poland.    Department Description and Responsibilities  The People & Organization (P&O) team at the Nysa site supports the full HR lifecycle within a rapidly growing industrial production environment.    Core responsibilities include:  <ul><li>Workforce planning & staffing support </li></ul><ul><li>Leadership & talent development </li></ul><ul><li>Labor relations & social dialogue </li></ul><ul><li>HR compliance & policy governance </li></ul><ul><li>People analytics & reporting </li></ul><ul><li>Employee engagement & communication </li></ul>  Project Description  This client is seeking a Site P&O Lead (HR Business Partner) to strengthen the P&O operations at the Nysa location.    This role combines strategic HR Business Partnering with hands on operational work, in close collaboration with site leadership, HR coaches, and global P&O teams.    Key domains for 2026 include:  <ul><li>Implementing Career Development frameworks </li></ul><ul><li>Integrating IATF/automotive quality requirements into HR processes </li></ul><ul><li>Improving labor relations and managing union interactions </li></ul><ul><li>Rolling out Absenteeism & Return to work programs </li></ul><ul><li>Executing Stay Interviews & People Survey action plans </li></ul><ul><li>Ensuring policy review, compliance, and harmonization </li></ul>  Primary Tasks and Responsibilities  <ul><li>Lead and execute HR projects relating to career frameworks, competence models, and quality integration </li></ul><ul><li>Prepare and execute training, communication, and rollout of key P&O initiatives </li></ul><ul><li>Strengthen labor relations and ensure compliance with Polish labor law </li></ul><ul><li>Support and challenge management on workforce, talent, and organizational topics </li></ul><ul><li>Facilitate survey sessions, team dialogues, and engagement workshops </li></ul><ul><li>Audit, update, and standardize HR policies, procedures, and SOPs </li></ul><ul><li>Provide operational coaching to HR team members where needed </li></ul><ul><li>Serve as the local point of contact for global HR implementations </li></ul><ul><li>Ensure documentation and reporting accuracy to meet audit and IATF standards </li></ul>  Technical Profile Requirements  <ul><li>Min 7yrs. HR Business Partner experience in industrial environments </li></ul><ul><li>Strong knowledge of Polish labor law and experience working with trade unions </li></ul><ul><li>Experience implementing HR frameworks (career paths, competency models) </li></ul><ul><li>Understanding of IATF or other automotive quality standards </li></ul><ul><li>Experience with HR compliance, audits, and procedural governance </li></ul><ul><li>Proficiency in MS Office </li></ul><ul><li>Experience with SAP SuccessFactors is a strong plus </li></ul>  Non-Technical Profile Requirements  <ul><li>Senior, confident professional able to work autonomously </li></ul><ul><li>Strong stakeholder management & communication skills </li></ul><ul><li>Hands-on mindset: strategic yet willing to support operational tasks </li></ul><ul><li>High adaptability to a complex and evolving environment </li></ul><ul><li>Culturally aware and strong interpersonal skills </li></ul><ul><li>Able to manage sensitive cases with discretion and integrity </li></ul>  Language Proficiencies  <ul><li>Native Polish </li></ul><ul><li>Fluent English </li></ul>  Location  <ul><li>Main location: Nysa </li></ul><ul><li>Minimum 3 days per week onsite </li></ul><ul><li>Increased onsite presence during onboarding period </li></ul>  Contract  <ul><li>Start date: ASAP </li></ul><ul><li>First contract of 6 months, extension possible </li></ul>

HR Business Partner

Control & Instrumentation Engineer for Battery Projects (Battery Planning) Voerde & Biblis 01/05/2026 – 31/12/2028    Key Responsibilities: <ul><li>Development and preparation of C&I concept designs.</li><li>Translation of project requirements into technical specifications.</li><li>Coordination of internal and external C&I interfaces in line with project requirements.</li><li>Preparation of the technical section of tender documentation.</li><li>Identification of required components for the C&I system and definition of specifications, considering standards, best engineering practices, and RWE experience.</li><li>Development of a project schedule for procurement, engineering, installation, and commissioning of the C&I system.</li><li>Technical evaluation of supplier bids.</li><li>Support during contract negotiations.</li><li>Reporting on the technical project status to the Project Manager.</li><li>Execution of design reviews.</li><li>Management of technical interfaces with other disciplines/work packages, contractors, and stakeholders.</li><li>Preparation, review, and approval of technical C&I documentation.</li><li>Preparation and organization of all technical documentation required for installation and commissioning, and handover to the Site Manager.</li><li>On-site supervision when activities fall within own responsibility or when specific project team support is required.</li></ul>  Key Qualifications <ul><li>Relevant professional expertise in control and communication engineering planning.</li><li>Ability to quickly become familiar with BESS-specific control systems, including:</li><li>Battery Control System (BCS)</li><li>Energy Management System (EMS)</li><li>SCADA systems</li><li>Remote control interfaces (control room, operations and maintenance, grid operator)</li><li>C&I data networks</li><li>IT/OT infrastructure</li><li>Plant monitoring systems (e.g., CCTV systems, fire alarm systems, intrusion detection systems, electronic access control)</li><li>Proficient knowledge of MS Office applications.</li><li>Strong communication skills and ability to work collaboratively in a team.</li><li>Independent and self-driven working style.</li><li>Responsibility for lead execution of C&I work packages.</li></ul>  German speaking is a must

Control and Instrumentation Engineer (Battery Planning)

Cost Engineer Sofia, Vanguard and Dogger Bank Swindon – hybrid work options available 13/04/2026 – 30/11/2026 Key Responsibilities: <ul><li>Creation and administration of forecasts for the costs of the Offshore wind projects, maintaining a schedule of the forecast cash flow from the Investment decision to final completion</li><li>Record and monitor the financial impact of change requests and communicating outcomes and consequences with the Project Management Team.</li><li>Control and monitor project total expenditure including verifying and checking of invoices and claims from suppliers, vendors and sub-contractors to ensure that all project expenditures are captured and properly recorded.</li><li>Identify and monitor financial risks and clearly present these to the Project Finance Director</li><li>Support the monthly reporting including the preparation of financial information on the project for Project Financing requirements and shareholders as required.</li><li>FX hedge monitoring and maintaining inputs necessary for hedge accounting</li><li>Support the valuation of OFTO assets and input as necessary into the transaction process for the regulated divestment.</li><li>Ensure internal controls are being adequately applied e.g Delegation of Authority for client's investment spend , controls detailed in specific project shareholder agreements or local country specific procedures etc</li><li>Development and maintain good working relationships with all internal stakeholders as required to ensure clear visibility on the status of the tasks above to both project and line management.</li></ul> Key Qualifications: <ul><li>Knowledge and understanding of contract(s) of assigned packages for a construction project in the renewables market or comparable large infrastructure project is essential</li><li>Advanced Excel proficiency is essential</li><li>SAP or Similar ERP system knowledge is an advantage</li><li>English as a working language is essential, other European languages an advantage</li><li>Quantity surveyor qualification or similar an advantage</li><li>Good communication and organisational skills</li><li>Ability to work in a dynamic and global environment with an entrepreneurial attitude</li><li>Ability to manage relationships with a variety of stakeholders in a matrix organisation</li></ul> Must have Qualification / Experience: <ul><li>Project and Cost management, Advanced Excel. Experience in energy construction projects</li></ul> Nice to have: <ul><li>SAP, QS</li></ul>

Cost Engineer

Category Manager Duration: 28/04/2026 to 31/12/2026 Location: Antwerp Rotation: Monday-Friday, 8 hours Type: Freelance contract Description: Client information <ul><li>This client is a world leader in the highly specialised fields of dredging, solutions for the offshore energy market, infra marine and environmental works. With more than 140 years of experience and 5,200 highly skilled professionals, we bring tailor-made solutions, innovation and new technologies to our customers’ projects, ensuring that they are performed safely, efficiently and cost-effectively.</li></ul> Department Description and responsibilities <ul><li>As a Category Manager Auxiliary Equipment at company corporate procurement you will develop and implement category strategies that contribute to cost efficiency, service quality, and sustainability, in line with the company's broader procurement objectives. You will collaborate with internal stakeholders and project teams worldwide to achieve the best solutions and promote best practices within the organization. You will report to the Lead Category Manager "Shipyards, Machinery & Equipment" and lead a team of Category buyers and Operational buyers.</li></ul> Primary Tasks and responsibilities <ul><li>Develop and execute a category strategy to optimize cost, quality, and efficiency</li><li>Manage relationships with internal stakeholders;</li><li>Guide and lead a team of Category Buyers and Operational buyers to execute procurement activities in accordance to agreed service levels;</li><li>Get directly involved in high value / critical spot buys and framework agreements;</li><li>Manage performance of category team reporting and tracking KPI’s;</li><li>Conduct market research (knowledge of suppliers, state-of-the-art technology, etc.)</li><li>Develop and sustain supplier relationships with key suppliers</li><li>Ensure compliance with sourcing procedures and contract management;</li><li>Monitor market trends and identify opportunities for process improvements, cost reductions, and innovation.</li></ul> Technical profile requirements <ul><li>Minimum 10 years of experience in strategic purchasing, category management or logistics management</li><li>Experience in the maritime and/or civil infrastructure company is a plus</li><li>Proven experience in coaching and leading a team;</li><li>Strong commercial and negotiation skills with the ability to manage high-value contracts.</li></ul> Non-Technical profile requirements <ul><li>Fluent in English; additional languages are a plus;</li><li>A strategic mindset, hands-on approach, and the ability to drive change;</li><li>Experience in supplier relationship management, contract negotiation, and procurement best practices;</li><li>A results-oriented team player with excellent stakeholder management and problem-solving skills;</li><li>Ability to thrive in a dynamic, international environment.</li></ul> Methodology/Certification requirements <ul><li>Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in engineering, Business Administration, Applied Economics, or Supply Chain Management;</li></ul> Language proficiencies <ul><li>Native English, proficiency in Dutch is a plus</li></ul>

Category Manager

Wind Turbine Generator Package Manager Location: Base Location can be either Swindon or London. Role is to support a project in Japan - Some international travel will be needed. Duration: 04/05/2026 to 02/04/2027 Rotations: Monday-Friday, 8 hours a day Project: Noshiro Mitane Type: Freelance contract – outside IR35 Description: The WTG Package Manager is accountable for the planning and delivery (engineering, procurement, construction, manufacturing, installation, commissioning and Taking-Over ) of the wind turbine Package of Works until handover to Operations, including the management of HSE, scope, risk, quality, budget, resource, and time scheduling in line with the project objectives and governance, with a view of LCoE optimisation. Key tasks and responsibilities: In particular, but not limited to: • provides HSSE leadership and ensures that HSSE is managed throughout the package by all team members and contract partners in accordance with the company’s established HSSE principles; • leads a team of experts assigned to the package and promotes a collaborative, transparent and supportive culture within the package and their interaction with other project roles; • manages the package in accordance with the company’s essential behaviours, established standards for project management, quality and within the project’s Delegation of Authority; • ensures clear lines of communication internally and with external contract partners; • oversees the engineering process and ensures that safety in design and operational aspects are adequately considered; • oversees the procurement process (tender, supplier selection and contract negotiation) until contract signature; • serves as Employer Representative under the Conditions of Contract; • manages the overall package budget; • identifies and manages package risks and opportunities; • ensures compliance with internal policies and external legislation; • fosters knowledge exchange with other projects and ensures that lessons • learnt are implemented, whilst capturing future lessons learnt during the • package life cycle; and • recognises the Operation team as the end customer and ensures that the WTG package can be operated / maintained in a safe and efficient manner. Qualifications and Experience • Engineering degree from an accredited university in a relevant subject (Civil, Structural, Mechanical, Ocean, Naval, etc); • Circa 10 years relevant industry experience; • Professional Engineer / Project Manager, with experience managing design and or engineering teams; • Experience in Offshore Wind, Onshore Wind, Offshore Oil and Gas, or other large engineering infrastructure projects; • Proven experience in major contract negotiations and contract management of large infrastructure projects (ideally offshore wind); • Excellent logical thinker, communicator, organiser, package lead and team player; • Demonstrable experience of working effectively in an international business; and • Fluent in spoken and written English (Japanese is desirable, but not essential).

WTG Package Manager

Site Adminstrative Coordinator  Position: Fixed-term project contract (CDIC) Location: Bricquebec-en-Cotentin (Normandy), on-site 5 days/week The Opportunity The Site Administrative Coordinator supports the Site Manager and the entire site team with all administrative tasks. They contribute to maintaining a structured and organized site office, apply approved operational and project processes, and enable technical teams to focus on their core activities. The Site Coordinator maintains an overall view of site processes and resources, identifies low value-added activities, and optimizes operations within their scope of responsibility. They report hierarchically to the Project Site Manager to whom they are assigned, and functionally to the Head of Construction & Commissioning (C&C) Site Support. Depending on workload, this role may be combined with that of Site Document Controller and/or Site Logistics Coordinator. Your Impact • Collect, organize, and manage progress reports • Contribute to the creation of presentations (progress, site, project, management) • Participate in meetings, write and distribute minutes, and follow up on actions • Carry out or coordinate site onboarding and support new employees • Monitor timesheets and working hours; maintain history (tables, charts) and share with relevant departments • Maintain an up-to-date register of the client personnel on site • Provide reporting support to the site team • Implement operational processes and contribute to continuous improvement • Identify and eliminate non-value-added activities • Maintain records, databases, filing systems, and archives (paper and electronic) • Perform various general administrative tasks and provide backup during absences or workload peaks • Organize or coordinate document translation • Track delivery status • Manage shipment and receipt of parcels • Administer housing, site vehicles, and local transportation • Manage site offices and facilities • Introduce new arrivals to administrative processes and site routines • Maintain regular contact (as authorized) with local suppliers and subcontractors (cleaning, security, etc.) • Monitor office supplies and availability of visitor PPE • Coordinate travel arrangements for staff and visitors with mobility services and construction/commissioning managers Your Profile Education: Bachelor’s degree (Bac 2 / Bac 3 equivalent) in: • Administration • Business Support / Office Management • Logistics • Project Management • QHSE Support • Operational Support Experience: 2 to 5 years of experience in one or more of the following areas: • Site administration • Project coordination / support • Site office management • Logistics and document management • Support to construction / commissioning / engineering teams Experience in a construction / energy / EPC / industrial environment is a strong advantage. Languages: • French and English: good level required (interaction with international teams, suppliers, and visitors) • Can be a contract or a perm position open for both

Site Administrative Coordinator

Daniel joins our Renewable Energy team as a Delivery Consultant.

Daniel Bentley