Infrastructure & Capital Projects- Lead Transmission Specialist, ANS
THE WORK:
- You’ll ensure compliance with electrical legislation and regulations in the affected country.
- You’ll delegate scopes of work for a team of Transmission Specialists across offshore and onshore sites.
- You’ll manage rataplan scheduling for Transmission Specialists and Operators on site.
- You’ll lead improvements to instructions and site-specific guidelines related to high-voltage electrical operations.
- You’ll implement and oversee the client’s Electrical Safety Rules, ensuring the safe system of work on-site.
- You’ll oversee safe commissioning of grid connections, substations, and associated MV/HV/LV equipment.
- You’ll coordinate all MV/HV/LV commissioning activities during the project’s construction stages.
- You’ll control and issue safety documents to ensure compliance with Electrical Safety Rules.
- You’ll inspect work sites, perform safety inspections, and check method statements for electrical activities.
- You’ll implement training programs for staff to align with safety rules and standards.
HERE’S WHAT YOU’LL NEED:
- At least three (3) years of experience working with onshore substation systems
- Completed and up-to-date GWO courses and HUET with CA-EBS certification, if required by the site
BONUS POINTS IF YOU HAVE:
- Several years of experience in operation and commissioning of high-voltage electricity, with offshore experience
- Appropriate electrical qualification and background relevant to the scope of authorization
- Strong organizational and detail-oriented skills to manage multiple tasks in a fast-paced environment
- Effective communication and problem-solving abilities, with experience interacting across all management levels
- Proven ability to think analytically, apply sound judgment, and deliver solutions under pressure
- Experience with National Grid coordination and participation in commissioning panel meetings
- Expertise in outage management and network control in collaboration with control engineers
Providence, RI
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