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George Robinson

George Robinson

George Robinson

Consultant - Engineering

George graduated from the University of Greenwich with a Bachelor degree in Civil Engineering. He joined LSP in February 2020 as a Delivery Consultant within our delivery team. Using his knowledge of Civil Engineering to provide first class delivery, George quickly took on the role of Senior Delivery Consultant and became a vital part of our delivery function. George has been with LSP for over 2 years and was promoted to an Account Managers across both our Permanent and Contract Division. George will focus on delivering and networking within Senior roles across the renewable energy industry.

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Offshore Wind

Marine Specialist - Construction Service

London - United Kingdom

The Construction Service Marine Specialist will be responsible for developing and implementing marine management procedures to support the offshore wind projects. The role requires a strong understanding of UK maritime regulations, offshore logistics, and marine coordination, ensuring that all marine operations align with UK and international standards. The specialist will play a critical role in defining vessel strategies, ensuring compliance with The Crown Estate requirements, Marine Management Organisation (MMO) regulations, and industry best practices. Responsibilities        Develop and implement marine management procedures, including vessel coordination, offshore logistics, and safety protocols. Ensure compliance with UK maritime regulations, including those set by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA), Marine Management Organisation (MMO), The Crown Estate, UK Department for Energy Security & Net Zero (DESNZ), and Health & Safety Executive (HSE). Develop a Marine Coordination Plan for offshore construction and operations, covering vessel tracking, exclusion zones, offshore communications, and emergency response. Vessel Selection & Chartering: Define vessel specifications for offshore wind farm operations, conduct vessel suitability assessments, and support vessel procurement. Marine Traffic & Navigation Risk Management: Conduct navigational risk assessments (NRAs) and ensure compliance with UK marine traffic regulations. Stakeholder Engagement: Liaise with port authorities, the Royal Yachting Association (RYA), fisheries representatives, offshore contractors, and environmental agencies. Innovative Marine Solutions: Identify opportunities to enhance operational efficiency, reduce carbon footprint, and integrate emerging marine technologies. Experience & Job Requirements    Minimum 7-10 years of experience in offshore wind (preferred), marine coordination, or offshore oil & gas marine operations. Preferably offshore wind experience Proactive safety mindset, with the ability to identify and mitigate risks before they escalate Team-oriented with excellent collaboration skills Strong understanding of marine logistics, vessel coordination, and offshore wind farm construction methods Experience working in an international environment, engaging with multinational teams and global stakeholders Adaptability and problem-solving skills, able to navigate complex marine operational challenges in dynamic offshore conditions Knowledge of Marine Coordination software Strong knowledge of UK maritime regulations Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, capable of engaging with both technical and non-technical audiences.

Onshore Wind

Engineer - Delivery

Ireland - Ireland

Onshore Delivery Engineering within the Central Technical Organisation (CTO) is responsible for performing the engineering design aspects of all Onshore Wind projects throughout Great Britain and Ireland; commencing at prospection, projects are to be technically specified and delivered through development, consenting, securing finance and construction ensuring Engineering Excellence prior to handover into Asset Operations. Our client are looking for a Delivery Engineer on a number of their Onshore Wind Projects, responsible for establishing and co-ordinating multi-discipline project engineering teams and executing engineering design works. You will play a lead role in the successful delivery of the projects, ensuring the design complies with the requirements, whilst ensuring appropriate engineering and quality standards and specifications are maintained. Key Responsibilities Establish and manage multi-discipline Project Engineering Teams for Onshore Wind Growth Projects to ensure delivery of these on time, within budget and to a high standard of quality. Act as the engineering lead (Owners Engineer) and design co-ordinator for assigned across the Multiple Delivery Contracts – Turbine Supply and Installation Agreement (TSIA), Electrical Balance of Plant (EBoP) and Civil Balance of Plant (CBoP). Fulfil duties of Principal Designer (PD) on UK projects and Project Supervisor Design Process (PSDP) in Ireland. Coordinate technical and commercial due diligence, site visits, factory and site acceptance tests and support commissioning as required. Provide focus on all matters related to the engineering specification and design activities, ensuring that deliverables are clearly identified and aligned. Manage the engineering design activities from front-end engineering design (FEED) through to detailed design supporting the Project Managers to ensure delivery satisfies the requirements of the project. Ownership of the Project Design Management Plan to ensure a consistent approach to Engineering design such that safety, quality and programme is measured and balanced to deliver optimised project outcomes. Lead the planning and prioritisation of suitably qualified and experienced resource, including the management and supervision of any required internal or external third parties (consultants, sub-contractors, etc). Providing technical expertise and guidance to ensure risk level is as low a reasonably practicable (ALARP). Responsible for ensuring technical and design assumptions, issues and decisions are recorded and addressed appropriately. Responsible for fully documenting all design evidence for Design Assurance Reviews at critical phases of the project. Support the develop of Employer Requirements, including technical specifications for inclusion within appropriate tender assessments across the Multiple Delivery Contracts, while managing technical queries. Ensure that operational learning and requirements are key considerations, and lifetime costs are optimised. Interface with the various Business Unit team, including the wider CTO. Providing weekly reports or escalations as required to the Project Manager, Delivery Engineering Manager and Principal Engineering Manager. What do you need to be great at this role? You’ll have experience in leading engineering teams in the development, design and construction of power generation projects, ideally Onshore Wind within Great Britain and Ireland. You’ll have an understanding of developing and delivering Onshore Wind Projects from feasibility to detailed engineering design to construction to project handover. You’ll have working knowledge of relevant Engineering industry standards and design, construction, installation and testing codes of practice and regulations. You will have working knowledge of Safety, Health & Welfare at Work (Construction) Regulations 2013 (IRE) and the role of Project Supervisor Design Process (PSDP) and/or Construction Design and Management (CDM) regulations (UK) and the role of Principal Designer. You’ll have as minimum a relevant Engineering degree or equivalent. It would be advantageous for you to have experience in Project Management. A professional qualification in Engineering (IMechE, IET, ICE etc.) and/or Project Management (PMI, APM etc) would also be preferable. You would possess a full clean driving license with the ability to work away from base location (site) as and when required.

Onshore Wind

Package Manager - IAC

Hamburg - Germany

Scope Of Works Managing works in line with company values, internal compliance policies, external regulations, the Project Management Framework (PMF), and Delegation of Authority (DOA), while prioritising the interests of the end client (Operations). Ensuring all works adhere to the company’s HSE policies, 8 Life-Saving Rules, and ‘we care’ essential behaviour principles. Collaborating closely with the Procurement department to manage the procurement process, from ITT development to contract signing, ensuring the best interests of the project are upheld. Managing a matrixed team of experts who provide specialist input for delivering the package of works. Overseeing the engineering process within the package, ensuring buildability, operational considerations, interfaces, and safety by design are fully addressed. Creating a collaborative, transparent, and supportive work culture, focusing on knowledge sharing and lessons learned, both within the project and across our client. Facilitate an environment to enable clear communication lines with internal and external parties. Managing resources and budget within the package, ensuring accurate and timely reporting, while identifying, mitigating, and addressing risks and opportunities as needed. Management of all Contractor’s deliveries, RAMS, Quality and HSE performance. Providing interface support with all other packages within the Project Team, including the main interfaces with cable supplier. Review of interfacing packages documentation during development and construction phases. Deliverables Monthly package update report [Construction Monthly Report – CMR] in line with PMF and project specific requirements Decision papers / recommendation papers in line PMF and project specific requirements Change Management requests in line with PMF and project specific requirements Resource plans Budget reports Quality reports NCR Logs Risk report and mitigation plans/proposals Opportunities report and implementation plans/proposals Signed contract for execution of works Variation Orders Claims Management Education/Certificates Hold a degree or equivalent in Mechanical, Civil or Electrical Engineering, Marine Logistics, Renewable Energy or another closely related engineering or science area. Other Requirements Hold a degree or equivalent in Mechanical, Civil or Electrical Engineering, Marine Logistics, Renewable Energy or another closely related engineering or science area Have significant demonstratable experience in leading the successful and safe execution of offshore wind farm projects Have demonstratable experience of the tendering, negotiation and implementation of contracts used in offshore in offshore construction and vessel chartering A proven track record of successful project management and project execution in the offshore wind sector A team leader and team player comfortable working closely with your colleagues as part of an exciting and determined multinational global team A motivated, passionate, keen problem solver with excellent communication and interpersonal skills Willing, and able, to travel regularly within Europe and globally on an ad hoc basis as required to support our projects Willing, and able, to work offshore and at heights Fluent in both spoken and written English

Offshore Wind

MV/HV Onshore Commissioning Engineer

North Yorkshire, Yorkshire, England

Scope of WorkWork 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 forwards on site to meet the project programme.Client witness and sign off for Stage 1 and Stage 2 Commissioning for Onshore Converter Substation.Provide technical support for Project Senior Authorised Persons and M&E Engineers.Provide assistance for the Client Onshore Commissioning Engineer (Lead) and SCADA Commissioning EngineerResponsibilities Accurate weekly reporting and record keeping on Progress and Issues to the Client Onshore Commissioning Engineer (Lead)Liaise with Engineering and Quality Departments to ensure Outstanding Engineering/Quality Issues are resolved.Interface with Export Cable and Offshore Substation Commissioning activities.Responsible for ensuring accurate ‘As Built’ Drawings and Commissioning Records are kept by the Subcontractor.Requirements Proven Electrical Commissioning Engineer in a MV/HV substation (Client or Contractor role)Knowledge of testing Alarms/Controls/Indications from a range of Substation Equipment to SCADA SystemsKnowledge of commissioning of LV/MV/HV Switchgear and associated components.Knowledge of Micom/GE protection relays including IEC61850/Goose communications is desirable.Experience of BMS Systems is desirableUnderstanding of HV Safety Rules.Self-starting with planning/coordination and problem solving abilities.Fluent written and verbal English with good communication skillsCertifications Relevant technical education, for example Electrical Engineering Degree/HNC desirable or equivalent.Valid National Grid Persons (Substations) certification is desirable but not essential.Valid CSCS/Safety Passport/SHEA Power required to get on site at the Onshore Converter Substation