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System Controller

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Work setting
Onshore and offshore
Rotation
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Industry
Wind energy
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About the role

Operate and control HV electrical systems up to 400kV as a System Controller in line with Operational Safety Rules. Coordinate switching activities, including preparation and approval of switching schedules. Issue, control, and cancel safety documents and permits to work. Manage the release and isolation of plant and apparatus. Oversee and coordinate Senior Authorised Person activities onshore and offshore. Monitor and control overall power system performance. Coordinate cross-boundary switching with National Grid, DNOs, and other generators. Support commissioning activities, including system energisation and testing. Assist in developing and maintaining Local Management Instructions. Ensure compliance with operational safety rules, procedures, and document control requirements. Support procurement and specification of tools and equipment required for safe system operation. Requirements include a relevant electrical engineering qualification, IOSH or NEBOSH certification, National Grid Persons (Substations) or equivalent authorisation, and experience in Control Engineer, System Controller, or HV operations roles. Experience with HV systems (132kV-400kV), preferably in transmission or offshore wind environments, is required along with strong switching, safety documentation, permit systems, communication, organisational, planning, problem-solving, and MS Office skills.

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