Offshore Control Room Operations Engineer

At a glance

Location

Ireland

Work setting

Offshore

Rotation

Not stated

Industry

Wind energy

Employer

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About the role

An Offshore Control Room Operations Engineer is required for a major offshore wind farm developer based in Ireland. The role involves developing and maintaining offshore control room operating policies, procedures, playbooks, operating instructions, shift handover requirements and operator training material. Responsibilities include supporting signal and data management for the control room, defining operational readiness requirements, providing direction and assurance on control room signal interfaces, developing HMI requirements and alarm presentation standards, establishing interface and testing philosophies, conducting operational design risk assessments, supporting operational interfaces and handover boundaries, and contributing to commissioning, energisation and operational acceptance activities. The position also involves stakeholder engagement, reporting and coordination in an owner’s engineer role. Requirements include Chartered Engineer status, a BEng degree, Safe Pass certification, at least 10 years of relevant experience in power system operations, commissioning or operational readiness, experience with safety systems and control room operations, and strong knowledge of SCADA/HMI, alarm management, signal interfaces, operational technology and secondary systems. Offshore transmission assets or HV substations experience is desirable. A full driving licence is required.

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