Construction Coordinator 12/2025 – 07/2026 14/14 rotations Sofia Offshore Wind Farm Construction Base Port of Blyth, Chain Ferry Road, Blyth, NE24 5SY & Offshore on board project SOV Scope The Construction Coordinator will report to and support the Offshore Site Manager (OSM) and Deputy Offshore Site Manager (DOSM), in the management and works co-ordination for the Offshore Site. These works will include coordination of the construction of the Offshore Convertor Platform, export cable, array cables, foundations and wind turbines. The role requires experience of the management of offshore wind farm construction, including an appreciation of the Principal Contractor duties under the CDM Regulations and management of the Principal Contractor Permit to Work System. The role is based offshore on board an SOV for the support of construction activities. Flexible working hours will be essential given the 24 hour offshore construction process including rotations on night shifts. The Construction Coordinator will have the day-to-day responsibility for the coordination and management of works in the offshore site. Reporting will be daily and weekly. There will be a requirement to attend and chair daily and weekly meetings with the OSM/DOSM, Marine Coordinators, Permit Coordinators and all Contractors. Deliverables <ul><li>Coordination of onshore / offshore installation of foundations, turbines, 320/66kV Convertor station and Inter-turbine Cables through the project permit to work system including the review and issuing of permits and managing offshore access controls with the primary focus being Health and Safety.</li><li>Chair the Daily Site Meeting for co-ordination of works will all contractors.</li><li>Monitoring via inspection the offshore and onshore works to ensure works are being conducted in accordance with accepted RAMS and in compliance with relevant legislation and industry best practice</li><li>Reviewing and accepting on behalf of the PC Risk Assessments / Method Statements (RAMS). This will involve detailed understanding of the offshore construction works for an offshore wind farm and the ability to review working methods and RAMS submissions to reflect the daily changing circumstances that can occur.</li><li>Supporting the Principal Contractor and Contractor construction management teams in the execution of their roles.</li><li>Providing defined construction reports, for inclusion in the monthly Project report.</li><li>Raising alerts to any perceived trends relating to HSE risks or transgressions developing onshore / offshore as they arise; e.g. Early Warning.</li><li>Instructing the Contractor to stop the Works for immediate health and safety and protection of environment reasons.</li><li>Promptly identify and notify on any issue that may arise or have the potential to arise during the course of the works and shall provide assistance in resolving any issues.</li></ul>

Construction Coordinator

Works Manager Offshore US – Coastal Virginia 08/12/2025 – 08/06/2026 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. Description The Works Manager will oversee and coordinate all activities related to cable termination and testing operations, ensuring safe, efficient, and high-quality execution. This role involves managing subcontractor works, supervising offshore operations, and optimizing logistics and interface management between Service Operation Vessels (SOV) and walk-to-work gangways. Primary Tasks and Responsibilities: <ul><li>Communicate clearly with project engineers, project management and Clients.</li><li>Take the responsibility towards organization of the work and ensure they are carried out in accordance to the method statement and in a safe way.</li><li>Accurately monitor the progress of projects.</li><li>Assist in the coordination of the work on site, optimize and correct if necessary.</li><li>Report about budget and cost control in close collaboration with the project manager.</li></ul> Technical Profile Requirements: <ul><li>7 Years of relevant (offshore) work experience.</li><li>Strong project management and planning skills.</li><li>Extensive experience working in High safety environments.</li></ul> Non-Technical Profile Requirements: <ul><li>Good communication skills and able to take a critical view towards the work to be carried out.</li><li>Work well in teams, where you are able to support the other people in your team and lead the workforce in the field.</li></ul> Methodology/Certification Requirements: <ul><li>Bachelor’s or master’s degree in engineering.</li><li>VCA VOL or SCC</li><li>US Citizen or holder of B1 OCS WIND visa</li><li>Full GWO</li></ul> Language Proficiencies: <ul><li>Fluent proficiency in English is required (written and spoken).</li><li>Proficiency in other languages is a plus.</li></ul>

Works Manager

Position: Specialist Engineer – Protection (Consultant) Need: 1 Start date: ASAP Duration of need: 8 months Need opened: 24/11 Closing of need: 08/12 Pay rate: 830 NOK/hour Location of work: Oslo Role Description Position:Protection responsible engineer Organization Function: Marine Installation Country: PWT-T Norway Location: Oslo Supervisor: Lead Engineer / Engineering manager Purpose Manage and coordinate all cable protection work included in the project scope of work including interfacing with internal and external equipment owners/coordinators, the Protection responsible engineer reports to the Marine Lead engineer in the project. Areas of responsibility (Use active verbs to define areas of responsibility and especially the weight of each responsibility: “Manage”, “Support”, “Participate”; “Is responsible for”, “Is in charge of”, “Promote”, “Contribute” etc.) Task and areas of responsibility for the Protection Responsible Engineer in a project is given below: General tasks Manage and coordinate marine protection work in the project. This may include cable burial by Capjet’s, Subsea Rock installation, mattress installation etc. Develop project specific procedures. This may include protection procedures for operations by Capjet’s, Subsea Rock installation, mattress installation etc. Contribute to information sharing between the project, other projects and the Marine Installation Department (not only Dep 799), both during the engineering and installation phase Make sure that the protection work in the project is performed in accordance with the client and project requirements Be a QHSE role model Assist Project Marine Lead Engineer to perform the project according to the Clients PEM (project execution model) Project establishment phase SOW: Perform contract review and get an overview of the protection SOW, needed equipment and milestones. Clarify responsibilities Cost: give input on protection part of installation budget Review project MDR, schedule (focus on engineering, procurement and installation), procurement plan etc. Project phase Take ownership of the protection engineering work in the project Develop documents/drawings according to MDR Ensure that assessments of the protection requirements are performed, evaluated with feasibility and aligned with contract/client requirements Take part in DIC, IDC and document reviews. Take part in design reviews and HAZOPs. Follow up (together with procurement responsible) protection related subcontracts Participate in project meetings (internal, Client, subcontractors etc.) Interface and share relevant information towards relevant departments (Marine Equipment and Offshore Support, Marine Operations. Cable technical department) Project operational phase In advance, assist in defining resource needed for the operational phase of the project protection SoW Ensure that the marine protection operations work is done in accordance to approved procedures and that potential changes are done using Management of Change systems Ensure familiarization of key offshore personnel to take part in the protection work See role for "Field Engineer" for work which the engineers normally shall assist with during the marine operations. Project close-out phase Marine as built documentation Handover lessons learned, together with Marine Lead Engineer, to the Marine Installation Department after project is finished. Expected results (What is the expected contribution of the position? What are the main objectives and expected results linked to objectives?) Have the responsibility of the technical solution of the marine protection SOW and be a technical resource during planning and executing the SOW, assist the Marine Lead Engineer to follow up on the schedule, cost and resources for the main SOW

Specialist Engineer

Harbour & Warehouse Coordinator Project Name: HOW03 Duration: 01-Jan-2026 - 31-Dec-2026 Business Unit: Construction Job Classification: Offshore Operations & Logistics Rotations: 2 weeks on, 2 wees off – 12 hours a day Location: Grimsby Description: Tasks • Assist the project HSE department regarding harbour site specific issues • Management of safety equipment: PPE, climbing gear including keeping record of inventory and keeping track of the use of PPE, monitoring service life of PPE. • Site stock management – consumables for the building • Authorise all forklift and crane operation onshore and organise availability of crane • Daily housekeeping on site and vehicles, general site upkeep management • Building, facility and site boundary safety checks • Monitor and record site electricity and water use • Liaise with port waste management contractors • Site office delivery management. • Liaise with shipyard, site security company, and local site contractors. • Call out –duty outside normal working hours. • Data input of all PPE that requires certification • Keep a quarantined area for damaged tools and PPE • Supporting the construction management with ad hoc tasks • Daily /weekly/ monthly/Annual building safety checks • Generate proposals for supplies to be purchased • Generate proposals for new PPE equipment to be ordered by Site Management • Scrap failing PPE and lifting equipment • Right to call for local suppliers for minor urgent jobs e.g. plumber Responsibilities • Supervision of harbour site activities • All PPE is up to date • Crane and forklift operations • Stock and warehouse monitoring • Maintenance of site facilities Recommended relevant education: Preferred craftsman or Storage Keeper with experience of managing calibration of tools, defining quarantined areas etc. • Recommended years of experience from similar position: three to five years and local knowledge • Recommended years of experience working in project matrix organisation: Not relevant • Preferred driving license for forklifts • Recommended years of relevant work experience within wind and/or construction: three to five years of work on construction site. Working back to back on 2 weeks on/ 2 weeks of rotations with another Coordinator. The client will cover Handling Dangerous Goods & GWO First Aid – paid directly by the Project to the training center. 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 clients AirWatch security and management software for iPhones and iPads to be installed. The app is mandatory on all mobile devices used by staff (including External consultants) to protect them from cybercrime. The owner must grant approval for to remove apps, data and access from privately owned equipment if it is deemed to pose a risk in relation to security or the GDPR regulations, if the equipment is lost/stolen, or if the owner ceases to have an active contract. When an external consultant leaves, they must contact the IT Service Desk to remove all apps and data. The IT Service Desk can only support privately owned equipment in connection with the clients AirWatch security and management software.

Harbour and Warehouse Coordinator

Project Engineer Period: 01/12/2025 to 31/12/2025 Type: Freelance Description: We are looking for people with offshore trenching experience to act as PE on behalf of DoggerBank - They would report to the OIM onboard and the WM / PM in the office - They would need to be following daily PE tasks (daily progress meeting, daily reporting, MCC calls, double checking dive plans, assisting with logistics and any other vessel needs) - Preparation of as built documentation 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 a Project Engineer, you will be integral in preparing and executing various offshore projects, acting as the bridge between the project team and the operational crew. Your role is vital in ensuring that projects are executed efficiently and effectively, contributing to the clients mission of sustainable solutions in marine engineering. Primary Tasks and responsibilities -Following daily PE tasks (daily progress meeting, daily reporting, MCC calls, double checking dive plans, assisting with logistics and any other vessel needs) - Prepare, revise, and approve technical documentation for project design phases, ensuring adherence to standards, guidelines, and best practices. -Monitor and control costs during project execution. -Plan and execute all assigned tasks on time, safely, efficiently, reliably, and cost-effectively. -Manage vendors and contractors onsite, analyze potential risks, and recommend actions to mitigate issues related to construction (EHS, manpower, logistics). -Monitor installation processes Technical profile requirements - 7 years of experience in Project Engineering in a marine environment. -In-depth understanding of dredging operations and vessel management. -Proficiency in project management software and tools (e.g., MS Project, Primavera). -Strong knowledge of engineering principles and practices related to marine and civil engineering. Non-Technical profile requirements -Extensive experience in project management, particularly in dredging and vessel projects. -Strong organizational and problem-solving skills. -Proven ability to manage complex projects and meet deadlines. -Attention to detail and accuracy. -Commitment to safety and compliance with regulations. Methodology/Certification requirements -Bachelor’s degree in Engineering Marine Engineering or related field Language proficiencies -Fluent speaking and writing English, proficiency in other languages is a major plus.

Project Engineer

P&L Representative Senior 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: “Fleet Area Support Teams ” have been introduced in support of all vessels operating in different regions of the world (Africa, Europe, Middle East, India, Americas & Far East). The P&L Representative (P&L Rep) is part of such team and shall work in close collaboration with other team members (Technical Support Engineer (TSE) and intervention supervisor) and will support the TSE in all matters related to the sourcing and contracting of local services, spare parts and consumables. The Area Support Team is located in the respective regions with the TSE and P&L Rep residing where possible in the same offices. In Africa, this Fleet Area Support Team will be established in Dakar, Senegal. Primary Tasks and responsibilities: The P&L Rep provides procurement and logistics services in compliance with the clients Purchase & Logistics operating model, using Maximo and Ivalua systems. All activities must also adhere to the Fleet operating model for vessel procurement and logistics. The P&L Rep will maintain a network of standard maritime service providers and suppliers in the region Ultimately and will facilitate, in close alignment with Central P&L: <ul><li>framework agreements with essential service providers, and</li><li>standard terms with key suppliers, enabling quick procurement for urgent vessel requirements.</li></ul> Procurement of services and supplies for vessels should be planned sufficiently early to allow them to be covered by Central Purchase &Logistics department in Belgium. If this is not feasible, the local P&L Rep will handle urgent vessel requirements: <ul><li>For non-complex, low-value items, the P&L Rep will execute sourcing and issue POs themselves.</li><li>For complex or high-value items, the P&L Rep will facilitate timely local sourcing and POs through or in collaboration with central procurement.</li></ul> Where necessary, the P&L Rep will go on local sourcing/procurement missions in the country where the vessel is operating. The P&L Rep forms also part of the team of Local Procurement Representatives in the respective location. As such the P&L Rep shall leverage whenever possible the existing supply chain in the region and also take into account existing supplier relationships when sourcing and procuring any required services and spares and consumables for Fleet. Vessel Emergencies are critical, either threatening safe operations or causing operational interruptions. This client has a specific workflow for these events and the associated procurement and logistics processes, including maximum lead times. The Fleet Area Support Team is the first point of contact for any Vessel Emergencies demand, and the P&L Rep, along with the TSE, is responsible for the timely ordering and delivery of any required services and/or supplies throughout the procurement process. For this, the P&L Rep must also collaborate with roles in Central Procurement & Logistics departments as needed to ensure adherence to the P&L operating model. The Fleet Area Support Team is in principle available 24/7 as the first point of contact for Vessel Emergencies. The P&L Rep shall assure availability during daytime hours, including weekends. This will guarantee that: <ul><li>Any Fleet alignment meetings to resolve the emergency or incident can take place without delay,</li><li>Sourcing decisions can be taken immediately (e.g., local vs central),</li><li>The relevant supply chain can be contacted immediately,</li><li>Alignment with the VPC and central procurement takes place immediately, where required,</li><li>Last mile logistics support can be provided ad-hoc upon request</li></ul> In case of temporary absence and/or unavailability of the P&L Rep, a proxy shall be nominated and communicated to all stakeholders. For Vessel Emergencies, the P&L Rep will support last-mile logistics upon request. Local procurement support to projects is given by the Local Procurement Representative (LPR). The LPR is part of the project team and reports disciplinary to the Project Manager. The LPR executes the sourcing and purchase of low value/non-critical items for the project and the vessels working on the project, in compliance with the clients Purchase & Logistics operating model and the Project Procurement Plan, using Maximo and Ivalua systems. Internal users are coached to respect the procedures and systems (e.g. catalogues) as outlined in the Purchase & Logistics operating model and the Project Procurement Plan. The LPR gives logistics support to to get the goods to the project/vessel (“last mile”) from within the country or from abroad in collaboration with the Central Logistics Department. He/she supports Finance Department to solve local invoice issues. Additional Info <ul><li>Fleet P&L Representative for Africa -Responsible for operational support across multiple vessels in Africa.</li><li>Acts in case of urgent procurement needs when safety, production, or vessel downtime is at risk.</li><li>Collaborates closely with the TSE (Technical Superintendent Engineer) to identify and resolve critical issues.</li><li>Buyer with Logistics Expertise</li><li>Local procurement in Dakar for the project, in coordination with local buyers and partners such as Jan De Nul</li><li>International sourcing: coordinates purchases outside Senegal (e.g. spare parts from Finland) and manages logistics (airway bill, customs clearance, Harmonized System codes).</li><li>Ensures timely and proper delivery of goods to the vessel, using local transport (e.g. taxi) or international shipping.</li><li>Should have knowledge of customs procedures and import codes, and know who within the client can assist with these (info provided by the client)</li></ul> Language & Communication <ul><li>French English for internal communication.</li></ul> Project Specifics <ul><li>Based on site in Ndayane, Senegal</li><li>Accommodation arranged by contractor him/herself (local person)</li></ul>

Procurement and Logistics Senior Representative

SAP Role Fulfil the following roles in accordance with the RWE Operational Safety Rules on systems up to 400kV: o Senior Authorised Person (L3) o Safety Coordinator o System Controller Participate in all provided RWE training and authorisation processes to achieve and maintain required authorisations for the Vanguard Offshore Wind Farm. • Support the Lead SAP with the implementation of the safety from the system process by embedding company procedures and operational instructions for both onshore and offshore activities. • Train and direct other SAPs and team members on the application of the rules. • Take responsibility in ensuring Safety From The System is achieved and all required documentation is prepared and issued prior to all work commencing. • Assess each job on a task by task basis. Identifying all necessary precautions. Supervise Contractors and ensure use of correct PPE, equipment and working practices. • Prepare/review Method Statements and Risk Assessments for work on site. • Support the RWE Location/Responsible Manager in the development and production of all required Local Management Instructions. • Fully support the RWE Location/Responsible Manager and coordinate the necessary documentation control procedures associated with RWE Operational Safety Rules. Ensuring known status at all times. • If necessary, Participate in onshore shift rotation and 24/7 callout rota during transitional phase of commissioning. • Carry out Permit reviews and share lessons learnt between other RWE sites. • Ensure that the technical information provided by the Commissioning Team is sufficient to allow safe energisation and challenge where needed.

Senior Authorised Person

HV COMMISSIONING ENGINEER Location: Offshore Germany Duration: 05/01/2026 to 30/10/2026 Type: Freelance Rotation: 2 weeks on, 2 weeks off Rate: 863€ a day Description: Certifications: • Relevant technical education (e.g. Electrical Engineering Degree/HNC ) desirable or equivalent. • Certified according to VDE 0105-100 as Switching Operator (Schaltberechtigter) or eligibility to be certified with the corresponding training. • GWO basic safety training • GWO Enhanced First Aid Training (Ersthelfer Offshore DGUV) • Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) • Offshore medical fitness Other requirements: • Proven Electrical Commissioning Engineer in a MV/HV asset (Client or Contractor role) • Knowledge of testing Alarms/Controls/Indications from a range of MV/HV Equipment to SCADA Systems • Knowledge of commissioning of LV/MV/HV Switchgear and associated components. • Knowledge of Siemens/GE protection relays including IEC61850/Goose communications is desirable. • Experience of BMS Systems is desirable • Understanding of HV Safety Rules. • Self-starting with planning/coordination and problem solving abilities. • Fluent written and verbal English with good communication skills Scope of Work: • Work alongside the Electrical Systems Package site representatives and Client Commissioning Engineers to assist in delivering the Commissioning activities as Clients Engineer, driving the work scope forward on site to meet the project programme. • Client witness and sign off for Stage 1 and Stage 2 Commissioning for Substations or Wind Turbines • Provide technical support for Project Senior Authorised Persons and M&E Engineers. • Provide assistance for the Client Commissioning Manager (Lead) and SCADA Commissioning Manager • Based principally in the Jack-Up Vessel or Commissioning Vessel following installation of the assets offshore. Alternatively, limited work period in the onshore construction yard before Load- Out. • Initial investigation and reporting of incidents • Perform switching operations (66 kV – 155 kV) at offshore substations, export cables, and wind turbines in line with HV Safety Rules. • Manage the Permit to Work (PTW) system – Permit request and approval,. • Carry out fault diagnosis and troubleshooting on offshore HV equipment. Deliverables: • Weekly reporting and record keeping on Progress and Issues to the Client Commissioning Manager (Lead) • Liaise with Engineering and Quality Departments to ensure Outstanding Engineering/Quality Issues are resolved. • Interface with the IAC team, OSS team and WTG team. • Elaboration of Switching Plan and HV Switching Schedules. • Responsible for ensuring accurate ‘As Built’ Drawings and Commissioning Records produced by the Contractors. Certifications: • Relevant technical education (e.g. Electrical Engineering Degree/HNC ) desirable or equivalent. • Certified according to VDE 0105-100 as Switching Operator (Schaltberechtigter) or eligibility to be certified with the corresponding training. • GWO basic safety training • GWO Enhanced First Aid Training (Ersthelfer Offshore DGUV) • Helicopter Underwater Escape Training (HUET) • Offshore medical fitness Other requirements: • Proven Electrical Commissioning Engineer in a MV/HV asset (Client or Contractor role) • Knowledge of testing Alarms/Controls/Indications from a range of MV/HV Equipment to SCADA Systems • Knowledge of commissioning of LV/MV/HV Switchgear and associated components. • Knowledge of Siemens/GE protection relays including IEC61850/Goose communications is desirable. • Experience of BMS Systems is desirable • Understanding of HV Safety Rules. • Self-starting with planning/coordination and problem solving abilities. • Fluent written and verbal English with good communication skills Scope of Work: • Work alongside the Electrical Systems Package site representatives and Client Commissioning Engineers to assist in delivering the Commissioning activities as Clients Engineer, driving the work scope forward on site to meet the project programme. • Client witness and sign off for Stage 1 and Stage 2 Commissioning for Substations or Wind Turbines • Provide technical support for Project Senior Authorised Persons and M&E Engineers. • Provide assistance for the Client Commissioning Manager (Lead) and SCADA Commissioning Manager. Based principally in the Jack-Up Vessel or Commissioning Vessel following installation of the assets offshore. Alternatively, limited work period in the onshore construction yard before Load-Out. • Initial investigation and reporting of incidents • Perform switching operations (66 kV – 155 kV) at offshore substations, export cables, and wind turbines in line with HV Safety Rules. • Manage the Permit to Work (PTW) system – Permit request and approval,. • Carry out fault diagnosis and troubleshooting on offshore HV equipment. Deliverables: • Weekly reporting and record keeping on Progress and Issues to the Client Commissioning Manager (Lead) • Liaise with Engineering and Quality Departments to ensure Outstanding Engineering/Quality Issues are resolved. • Interface with the IAC team, OSS team and WTG team. • Elaboration of Switching Plan and HV Switching Schedules. • Responsible for ensuring accurate ‘As Built’ Drawings and Commissioning Records produced by the Contractors.

HV Commissioning Engineer

Project Manager Start date: ASAP. Duration: Until end of year, options to extend long term. Location: Olen, Belgium. Rotation: Monday-Friday. Type: Freelance contract. Description Client: A global player in material technology. A stable international group and at the same time a top Belgian company with four locations in our country. We develop technologies and produce materials for high-performance solar cells used in satellites, rechargeable batteries, LED applications, catalysts… Through recycling, we recover valuable metals from, among other things, laptops and mobile phones. Department Description You’ll work on project for the Electrical-Optical Materials (EOM) department, but managed by the CSM department. EOM: Power in space. Vision at night. Coatings thinner than human hair. This client is a world leader in Germanium material solutions for the space, optics and electronics sectors – enabling every day cutting-edge technologies. We guarantee our customers secure access to supply, plus recycling technologies that give materials a new lease of life. To produce materials with even higher performance, and provide recycling to new markets, we cannot stand still. We need to find new ways to do things, discover new solutions and develop new processes. Which is where you come in. Project Description You’ll participate in engineering projects for our business unit EOM to modernize, adapt and expand their Germanium production facilities on the Olen site. Primary Tasks & Responsibilities Within the Project Engineering department, you will set up and lead technical industrial projects, from idea to realization. These projects are carried out for production facilities, infrastructure, and R&D. We have different type of projects within different disciplines. Some projects are in the start-up phase, some projects are already ongoing You are ultimately responsible for all aspects of your project: • Responsible for defining the project scope. In consultation with the client: o Defining specific deliverables: what is complete when the project is finished? o Defining constraints (budget, planning). • Responsible for assembling and leading the project team. • Responsible for the technical design of the entire project. • Responsible for preparing specifications / tender documents for orders, engineering firms, and contractors (both internal and external). • Responsible for the selection of orders, engineering firms, and contractors. Also consider specific resources, e.g., designers, but also outsourcing (part) projects. • Directing and monitoring all resources, both internal and external. • Maintaining contact with the client throughout the project to capture and assess changes. If agreed upon, implementing them in the project (scope changes). • Reporting to stakeholders. Technical profile requirements • You are an engineer with a minimum of 5yrs professional experience and already managed industrial projects • At least 3 years of experience leading technical industrial project • You have a broad general knownledge of the different disciplines: Mechanics, elektricity, piping, Civil,… • Knowledge and application of all common project management aspects. • Academic thinking level (analytical but also helicopter view). • Technical knowledge such as electromechanics, chemistry. • Good reporting skills. Non-Technical profile requirements • Team player, communicative at all levels (clients, colleagues, suppliers, higher management…). • You can manage and coach a team. • You are able to challenge your project team-members in the proposed solutions • You ask ‘the right’ questions at all times • You have broad experience and great interest in technology, engineering, and project management. Language Proficiencies • Dutch: fluent • English: Very Good Location • 100% onsite • Occasional travel abroad can be requested Certifications • VCA-VOL Interviews • first interview via teams • second interview onsite Contract • Start ASAP • contract till EOY 2025 • extension possible, long term vision Skills Experience as (project) engineer in an industrial environment - 5 Years Experience in multiple discipline - 5 Years Project Management Experience - 3 Years

Project Manager

Surveyor Location: Władysławowo, Poland Duration: 19/11/2025 to 03/01/2026 Project Name: Baltic Power Rotation Schedule 1 week attending HQ Antwerp (BE) - 8hrs/day 5 weeks o/b vessel (Name Vessel tbc) - 12hrs/day Description: 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. Primary Tasks and responsibilities -Pre-mobilization of Echoscope setup including survey pole mechanism in HQ in Zwijndrecht, Belgium -Mob and project execution: Surveyor responsible of vessel positioning services on board multicat during mass flow excavation works and rock bag installation. Main survey sensor used: Echoscope. -Reporting of sailed MFE lines and rock bag positions. Visualize MFE tool and individual rock bags in Echoscope USE software. -Qinsy online navigation software. -For PLGR work: calculating manual layback of the pre lay grapnel train in Qinsy and logging load cell data reporting. Technical profile requirements - 7 years’ experience as a surveyor in marine or construction environments. -You have a practical knowledge of modern measurement techniques and are familiar with Autocad. Non-Technical profile requirements -Ability to work effectively in a team and communicate clearly with colleagues and stakeholders. Methodology/Certification requirements -Bachelor’s degree in surveying, Geomatics, or a related field. Bachelor Construction with specialization in topography/ Certifications required: -Full GWO -Medical -Schengen VISA or EU-member Language proficiencies -Fluent proficiency in English is required (written and spoken). -Proficiency in other languages is a plus.

Surveyor

System Controller (Contract) Client Our client is a major UK-based renewable energy developer, currently delivering one of Europe’s most advanced offshore wind projects. They are looking for a System Controller to join the project operations team, supporting system coordination, data integrity, and real-time operational readiness. Terms <ul><li>Location: UK – hybrid (office/site/remote split)</li><li>Duration: 6-month initial contract, extensions expected</li><li>Engagement: Outside IR35</li><li>Start: Immediate / November 2025</li></ul>Role The System Controller will be responsible for monitoring, maintaining, and optimising operational systems across the offshore wind project’s digital environment. You’ll work closely with engineering, IT, and control room teams to ensure system stability, data accuracy, and compliance with operational standards. Responsibilities include coordinating control system configurations, supporting integration between engineering and enterprise platforms (such as SAP and SCADA systems), and maintaining process documentation and incident response procedures. Requirements <ul><li>Proven experience as a System Controller, Control Systems Engineer, or Operations Systems Specialist</li><li>Background in renewable energy, utilities, or large-scale infrastructure preferred</li><li>Experience with system monitoring, data logging, and configuration control tools</li><li>Understanding of SCADA, DCS, or networked industrial systems</li><li>Knowledge of SAP integration or asset management systems advantageous</li><li>Strong analytical mindset with excellent coordination and communication skills</li><li>Certifications: CompEx / ECS / relevant IT or systems certifications (e.g. ITIL, GWO, or similar)</li></ul>

System Controller

Deputy Lead – SAP (Contract) Client Our client is a leading player in the UK renewable energy sector, currently delivering one of the country’s flagship offshore wind developments. They’re seeking an experienced Deputy Lead – SAP to support a large-scale infrastructure programme focused on driving operational excellence across finance, procurement, and project management systems. Terms <ul><li>Location: UK-based (hybrid – occasional site travel required)</li><li>Duration: Initial 6-month contract, with strong potential to extend</li><li>Engagement: Outside IR35</li><li>Start: ASAP / November 2025</li></ul> Role As Deputy Lead – SAP, you’ll work closely with the SAP Lead to ensure effective system governance, optimisation, and integration across multiple business units. You’ll oversee functional and technical streams, lead on solution design, and act as a key liaison between project stakeholders, system integrators, and the wider business. You’ll play a critical role in ensuring SAP supports project delivery across complex engineering and construction phases, with a particular focus on S/4HANA optimisation, data integrity, and business process alignment. Requirements <ul><li>5 years’ experience in SAP project delivery, ideally within large infrastructure or energy projects</li><li>Strong understanding of SAP S/4HANA, with exposure to key modules (FI/CO, MM, PS, PM, or BW)</li><li>Experience supporting system integrations and change control in project environments</li><li>Demonstrated ability to manage stakeholders across finance, procurement, and operations</li><li>Excellent problem-solving and documentation skills</li><li>Certifications: SAP Certified Application Associate (S/4HANA), ITIL Foundation preferred</li><li>Strong communication skills and ability to work independently under contract terms</li></ul>

Deputy Lead SAP

We’re currently looking for an Electrical Design Engineer / Technical Planner (Photovoltaics) to strengthen our team, for commercial rooftop PV projects (100–5000 kWp), and the role involves: Responsibilities <ul><li>Planning and design of DC and AC side PV systems (100–5000 kWp)</li><li>Creation of circuit diagrams, string and cable plans (PV*SOL, AutoCAD, or similar)</li><li>Technical clarification and coordination of grid connection with grid operators</li><li>Support of project management in the implementation phase</li><li>Review of installation and commissioning protocols</li><li>Technical documentation and quality assurance</li></ul> Profile <ul><li>Degree in electrical engineering, energy technology, or comparable qualification</li><li>Experience in the planning and implementation of PV systems</li><li>Knowledge of PV*SOL, AutoCAD, MS Office</li><li>Familiarity with grid connection procedures (medium/low voltage)</li><li>Independent, structured way of working and ability to work in a team</li><li>Good knowledge of German (English an advantage)</li><li>Class B driver's license</li></ul> Based in Germany, ideally close to the Flensburg area. Can be open to both permanent and freelance employment

Electrical Design Engineer / Technical Planner

Quality Inspector Electrical Components Conduct detailed visual inspections of electrical components, such as cables, connectors, and ICCP, to ensure they meet quality standards and project specifications. Ensure that all electrical components conform to industry standards, regulations, and project-specific requirements, including IEC, IEEE, and offshore safety standards. Inspect the quality and compliance of materials used in electrical components, including insulation, conductors. Verify material certificates and traceability for critical components. Maintain comprehensive records of inspections, including inspection reports, test results, and photographic documentation of electrical components. Create detailed inspection reports that summarize findings and indicate compliance or non-conformance. Inspect the quality of wiring and connections, ensuring that they are correctly terminated, secured, and free from defects. Participate in functional tests to ensure that electrical systems and components operate as intended. Investigate electrical defects or non-conformance issues, identify root causes, and recommend correction and corrective actions. Identify areas for process improvement and suggest methods to enhance the reliability and safety of electrical components and systems

Quality Inspector Electrical Components

<ul><li>Project organization as well as preparation and monitoring of organizational plans (Work & Cost Breakdown Structure) for all scheduling-related aspects.</li><li>Schedule and resource planning, including schedule and progress tracking (physical progress) for all project phases, packages, and work areas.</li><li>Continuous alignment of all scheduling information with the current project roadmap.</li><li>Targeted tracking and progress monitoring of all documents required for approval, execution, and commissioning, focusing on key activities to ensure timely delivery of the Deliverables.</li><li>Preparation of monthly schedule reports (Gantt Charts, S-Curves, Project Percent Complete, Project Payment Milestone History).</li><li>Uploading and maintaining time management documents in the RWE Renewables Document Management System.</li><li>Maintaining project documentation together with project stakeholders (project structure, organization, workflows, standards, templates, etc.).</li><li>Preparation, participation, and follow-up of project meetings.</li><li>Communication of all relevant project control documents to stakeholders (schedules, status reports, standards, regulations, etc.).</li><li>Interface coordination between projects, subprojects, and project participants.</li><li>Support in the evaluation and defence of Change Requests.</li><li>Overall project planning and coordination in a broader sense.</li></ul>

Planner Roles Germany

Offshore Projects HSE Manager Location: TBC 1. Organisational assignment Disciplinary Superordinate: Functional Superordinate: Subordinate: Acting deputy: 2. Profile of tasks Countries covered: Single Project Technologies covered: Offshore Wind 2.1 Main responsibilities: • Project HSE Management role providing support to the Offshore Project team as allocated • Lead for HSE matters to support the project team through development and construction phases • Lead a team of Project HSE professionals on an offshore wind project as project programme progresses • Act as the HSE professional responsible for providing independent, expert, and professional advice and guidance to the offshore project relating to specialist HSE topics to the project team on all construction health, safety and environmental issues, actively participate in and promoting a high standard of health, safety, and environmental awareness and culture • To develop and produce detailed policies and procedures for all corporate Health and • Providing analysis on HSE matters relating to the capital project delivery • Undertake research analysis and benchmarking for HS issues in the project delivery communicating findings and recommendations within clear, coherent and concise reports. • Review and approve contractor’s construction phase plans prior to construction commencement. 2 • Support project managers and managers to ensure construction projects are established and welfare provisions are compliant with all current regulations and standards prior to works commencing • Specialist advice on risk management related to construction HSE risk management, including Hazard Studies, safe by design, design risk management processes and specialist topics related to construction HSE. • Working closely with the Development HSE Advisors and reporting to the Team Lead N-3 for Offshore HSE for Development and Construction • Liaising with Procurement on HSE topics related to allocated offshore operations projects. • Produce, review and update project HSE related documentation required by the allocated offshore projects and site information as designated • Proactively support and advise site HSE teams and project management teams in meeting their HSE responsibilities relating to the execution of projects on site. • Ensuring that there is specialist HSE support for various offshore activities in line with the programme through liaison with the relevant Development HSE Advisors and relevant Team Lead N-3 for Offshore HSE for Development and Construction • Lead for cultural engagement with project teams and contractors to eliminate and reduce risks, develop HSE culture on site and adherence to HSE standards and rules • Conducting in-house training sessions on HSE awareness as required • Tracking incident metrics and applying findings to the project and communicating to the Global Offshore HSE Function • Cooperate with line management, and where applicable JV board members, to develop and implement measures and solutions to address HSE challenges. • Planning, steering and follow-up of HSE activities at operational level in coordination with the global HSE management. • Attend meetings, site visits and technology reviews with sub-contractors & clients in relation to offshore operations as required by projects and as directed 2.2 Individual responsibilities: • Build strong working relationships (both internally and externally); • Ensure that all HSE team professionals are aware and trained to ensure compliance • Maintain a professional understanding and awareness of all current legislation, best practice, and statutory requirements, and keep abreast of all new and forthcoming changes, ensuring full team and business readiness in advance • Support offshore operations teams with specialist HSE support relating to offshore wind projects • Leading on HSE culture within the projects to ensure there is visible HSE leadership and commitment from within the teams, to develop and promote an excellent HSE culture. • Ensure the incident notification process is well established as part of the project set up and incidents are reported in line with project and client requirements. • Ensure that incidents investigated in line and legal reporting requirements and provide advice to the Offshore project teams on health and safety and environmental legislative requirements, and solutions for compliance. 3 • Drive implementation of a sound incident (incl. near-miss and observations) reporting culture. Monitor and submit incident statistics and relevant KPIs. Conduct trend analysis on incidents and discuss lessons learnt with relevant stakeholders. • Drive implementation of a contractor engagement and contract management standard to ensure high HSE standards when contractors conduct work. • Ensure a consistent and compliant approach to inspections through coaching, mentoring and training • Carry out or arrange workplace/site H&S audits and monitor implementation of any remedial actions • Support the completion of Pre-qualification process for contractor organisations allocated to the Central European Offshore Origination and Development projects • Identify and implement relevant project HSE initiatives and audit programme • Ensuring HSE data is collated and reported to JV Board and individual shareholders and Contribute towards JV Board governance reporting on HSE where applicable • Ensure that appropriate Hazard Studies are organised, attended and findings assessed for the specialist projects as required. • Ensure that design related information is collated and shared with operational sites so that asset information is updated post project • Support external HSE discussions through engagement with industry bodies as required. 3. Communication profile • Establish effective communication with employees, business partners, line management, HSE Offshore team and other relevant teams across functions and technologies in order to establish collaboration and continuously improve the HSE awareness and culture. • Establish effective communication with contractors, manufacturers and elements of the supply chain. • Establish effective communication between project stakeholders internal and external • HSE Support for the project team in planning, preparation, execution and delivery of specialist projects • Collaboration with other parties relevant to HSE and offshore, where applicable. • Develop and maintain adequate communication with external stakeholders and relevant authorities. 4 4. Qualification & Competence 4.1 Required qualifications & competencies: • Degree in Health and Safety related discipline, engineering / safety engineering or similar. • Qualification in a relevant environmental management discipline such as IEMA or Dégrée in Environmental Management, • Hold a relevant audit qualification such as OHSAS 18001/ISO 45001/ISO 14001 internal auditor, along with an Incident root cause analysis qualification. • They should also be a member of a relevant industry professional body (i.e. IOSH, IIRSM, CIEH, BOHS) • GWO certification and ability to work offshore. • Several years’ experience as a Construction HSE professional, preferably in Offshore Wind, energy or oil and gas sectors. • Be able to demonstrate a flexible, practical and proactive approach to managing construction project HSE challenges. • Experience in developing, implementing and maintaining project HSE Management System. • Self-initiative, reliable, systematic and proactive with a customer orientated approach. • Mobile, able to work under pressure, team-oriented. • Good written and spoken English, further foreign languages are an advantage. • Good health, with general all round fitness to work in an offshore environment is a requirement for the rile • Full driving licence is essential • Mobility – global travel and for extended periods offshore • Experience of managing a team of Health and Safety professionals, over 5 years desirable • Experienced in supporting behavioural and cultural change programmes • Strong communicator, at all levels • Exhibits collaborative behaviours 5 4.2 Additional advantageous qualifications & competencies • Relevant training on dealing with specific hazards and HSE standards related to the Offshore Wind sector such as lifting operations or marine activities • Experience of operating renewable technologies and mechanical, electrical and technical systems, process engineering and advising on HSE technical matters relating to these. • Experience in internal and external Stakeholder management

Offshore Germany HSE Roles

QUANTITY SURVEYOR Duration: 01/12/2025 to 31/12/2027 Type: Freelance Rotation: Monday-Friday – 8 hours a day Description: KEY QUALIFICATION: RICS certification is mandatory Degree qualified in a commercial subject, engineering or equivalent Experience in quantity surveying and contract management, preferably in the offshore wind industry or similar energy projects. Extensive knowledge of contract change management & claim management in FIDIC, BIMCO and LOGIC based contracts. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES: Responsible for the monitoring and reporting of package budget and cost controlling (quantity surveying) and fulfilling all documentation for the cost-plus scope. Processing contractor payments accordingly. • SAP operations when needed for cost control. • Proactive contract management to ensure a full alignment of the project team to meet the given contractual obligations of both parties as well as on the commercial alignment of work progress with the defined project budget. • Advice package and manage variation requests and/or notices from a contractor • Ensures that contractual variations and changes or claims with regard to the scope of delivery and services, prices, timeline or other contractual agreements are enforced and up-to-date. • Monitors and reports contract performance to the project. Drafts claim related correspondence, e.g. instructions, determinations, notices, variation orders and employer’s claims. • Advice with early and holistic preparation and documentation of dispute readiness documentation. • Advice on commercial/ contractual issue and liaise with respective stakeholders. • Providing feedback for continuous improvement process for Contract Standard • Reports on regular basis to N-3 Contract Management and Project SPOC on progress and performance.

Quantity Surveyor

Quality Engineer WTG Period - 01/11/2025 to 31/12/2028 Location- DE Hamburg 20354 Drehbahn 47-48 Rotation- Monday-Friday, 8 hours a day Type- Freelance contract Description: • Working with the WTG QE with Portfolio Responsibilities, who is in overall control for the implementation of Contractual requirements, scope is to assist and support. • Ensuring the Employer’s requirements are implemented by the contractor • Following reporting lines with project and line • Reviewing and assessing quality documentation from the supply chain • Planning, coordination, and execution of Quality Control (QC) activities • Liaise with the different contractors • Managing of Quality Inspectors • Oversee and manage the quality of work delivered by the supply chain under package contracts • Leads the day-to-day QC activities • Evaluation of reports, inspection results and findings • Capture all work progress, inspections, and non-conformities (NC) in the clients Quality inspection app • Logging and resolution of open points • Initiation and management NC reports and corrective and preventive actions • Maintenance of an auditable trail of quality activities and associated records • Recommendations where appropriate of the resolution of an NC with a Concession and management of acceptance/rejection • Supporting in finding solutions for quality issues • Supporting in any claims process • Collate the as-built, installation and supporting Quality records necessary for Commercial Operations • Escalates issue to the Quality Manager • Provide weekly reports • Other QA/QC activities or related task as directed Requirements: YEARS OF EXPERIENCE: Min. 3 Years Key Responsibilities: Quality Assurance and Control for WTG package MUST HAVE SKILLS - Comprehensive understanding of offshore Wind Turbine fabricators and their manufacturing supply chain, with marketplace intelligence on performance. - Experience leading/coordinating inspectors and their daily tasks - Comprehensive understanding of manufacturing processes for WTGs, including blades and sub-components - Able to demonstrate a good understanding of quality requirements and risks and the associated standards for WTGs - Understanding of Project Certification Requirements VGB European Directives and their applicability to WTGs. Experienced in dealing with contractors/sub-contractors and supply chain monitoring for compliance. - Fluent written & verbal English. - Able to demonstrate a strong understanding of Inspection and Test Plans, Project Quality Plans and implementation of tailored Quality Surveillance Programs. - IT literate ECDL“ in Microsoft, word, excel, power point and outlook. CERTIFICATION / EDUCATION - Degree qualified Engineer or time served apprentice with an HNC or equivalent diploma in a Mechanical/ Energy Engineering/ with a Fabrication/assembly background. - Experience in Wind Turbine manufacture, assembly and installation - APQP 4 wind experience - ISO 9001-2015 Lead Auditors Course - Member of the CQI or equivalent - Full driving license - Required HSE trainings: Full GWOs and HUET Working at Heights, Fire Awareness, First Aid or be prepared to attain at their cos

WTG Quality Engineer

Daniel joins our Renewable Energy team as a Delivery Consultant.

Daniel Bentley