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Renewable Energy Jobs in Luxembourg

Renewable Energy Jobs in Luxembourg

Renewable Energy Jobs in Luxembourg

Luxembourg, being a smaller country, has limited opportunities for large-scale renewable energy projects compared to some of its larger neighbours. However, there are still opportunities for renewable energy development, particularly in the areas of solar power and biomass energy. Solar energy projects, including rooftop installations and solar farms, can contribute to the country's renewable energy goals. Additionally, biomass energy derived from agricultural residues, forestry waste, and organic waste can provide a sustainable source of energy. While the renewable energy sector in Luxembourg may not be as extensive as in other countries, there are still prospects for job creation and innovation in these areas, aligning with the country's commitment to sustainability and reducing carbon emissions.

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Offshore Wind

Surveyor - Offline

Taiwan - Taiwan

The Survey Department is responsible for conducting hydrographic and topographic measurements across all phases of the company's dredging and offshore projects worldwide. This includes tasks like the installation and calibration of measurement devices, actual measurement of dredging volumes, and processing and mapping the results using specialized software like AutoCAD. The department plays a crucial role in reporting the progress of works to the project management team. Working in this department requires a strong background in fields like engineering, hydrography, geography, or topography, with an emphasis on modern measurement techniques. Employees often work on international projects with rotating schedules, depending on whether they are involved in dredging or offshore activities Note: This role is open to Taiwanese nationals only due to visa and work permit purposes. Primary Tasks and Responsibilities   The Data Processor/Offline Surveyor is responsible for managing, processing, and analysing survey data collected from marine and dredging operations. The purpose is to ensure that all data is accurate, compliant with project specifications, and ready for reporting. This role plays a key part in supporting project teams with high-quality data to guide decision-making and operational strategies. Secondary Tasks and Responsibilities Data Collection and Management: Process and handle survey data including bathymetric, positioning, and geophysical data collected from offshore or marine operations. Data Analysis: Analyse raw data using specialized software Quality Control: Ensure that all data undergoes thorough quality control checks to meet industry and client standards. Reporting: Prepare and present processed data in formats like charts, maps, and reports that can be used by clients and project teams. Technical Profile Requirements +7y experience as a Data Processor/Offline Surveyor Non-Technical Profile Requirements Strong communication skills Proactive personality Good knowledge & experience with MS Office Methodology/Certification Requirements Bachelor’s degree in Geomatics, Hydrography or Geospatial Science Full GWO BOSIET Chester Step & Shoulder VCA/SCC Medical

Offshore Wind

Platform Manager - OSP

United Kingdom - United Kingdom

Our client are looking for an experienced Platform Manager to be onboard their jack up vessel and be responsible for managing all welfare related matters. Key responsibilities include but are not limited to; Key Responsibilities Main point of Contact for MCC. Coordination of relevant vessel activities e.g. guard vessel Coordination of day to day activities with all contractors Prepare day to day works for all lifting operations with contractors and JUV Logistics coordination and management including, manifest all materials to and from the onshore base both in the UK and Haugesund Norway Dangerous Goods Management Point of contact for the PSV, GV and Support Vessels for all offshore works. Reviewing and adding input to project documents like CPP, ERP and platform inductions. Review of Contractors RAMS where necessary ATW management and Contractors’ documents review and sign off Planning with other contractors to ensure all works go to plan and on time Manage works offshore when JUV has departed the platform and SOV in use. Planning for the offshore phase for all service works Conduct LMRA (last minute risk assessments) prior to ongoing works if required so that the work flow keeps going Daily Progress Reports and Weekly Reports sent to management  Attend and/or Lead daily meetings before the working day starts both onshore and offshore Assisting commissioning onshore and offshore Ensure Contractor and Company compliance with regulations incl. CDM and Company Procedures Point of contact for Incident Reporting during hook-up phase and appointed Emergency Coordinator Certifications All GWO / HUET + CA-EBS /Offshore Medical & Chester Step Test + GWO Enhanced First Aid Previous supervisor position offshore / Client Rep

Offshore Wind

Party Chief

Taiwan - Taiwan

Our client are looking for an experienced Party Chief who will prepare, gather and process survey information and ensure reporting of data and possible deviations to Project Management and client’s representatives, in line with contractual agreements, thereby contributing to safe and (cost-) efficient project execution. Note: This role is open to Taiwanese locals only.  Responsibilities Determine and install necessary measurement equipment. Measure and process data before, during and after project execution and carry out field checks, according to contractual agreements and specifications. Verify the accuracy of the data and analyse and interpret the data, process the data into a report for presenting and explaining results to Project Management and/or client and start and maintain a database. Analyse functioning of measuring equipment and ensure maintenance, in accordance with the maintenance instructions.   Technical Profile Requirements   +7 years’ experience as a Party Chief in marine or construction environments.  Strong knowledge of hydrographic survey techniques and equipment.  Experience with offshore navigation and positioning systems. Additional experience with subsea acoustic positioning systems and multibeam. Non-Technical Profile Requirements   Excellent problem-solving and analytical skills.  Effective communication and teamwork abilities.  Attention to detail and a commitment to producing accurate results.  Willingness to work in various locations and adapt to project-specific requirements  Methodology/Certification requirements   Bachelor’s degree in surveying, Geomatics, or a related field. Eligibility to work on location (VISA/Work Permit)  Certifications Required Full GWO VCA BOSIET HUET Shoulder measurement Chester Step Nebosh Language Proficiencies   Fluent speaking and writing English, proficiency in other languages is a major plus.

Energy Storage

Site Manager (Distributed Generation)

Dublin - Ireland

To facilitate new operation of Distributed Generation assets in the Dublin region, our client are seeking to appoint a contractor for the role of Distributed Generation Site Manager within the Distributed Generation O&M team.The role of the Distributed Generation Site Manager is to deliver the O&M duties on three aeroderivative Gas Turbines and three Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) assets in commercial operation in the Dublin region. This responsibility is delivered as part of a four person Site Manager O&M Team in the Dublin region. Key Responsibilities Responsibility as part of O&M Site Manager team for the onsite operations for three aeroderivative gas turbine plants and three BESS Assets spread across the Dublin region. Ensure safety and environmental obligations are met for efficient operation of plant on those sites, including local operation of plant as required. Implement and maintain plant procedures, site policies and safety programs. Provide a timely site response capability in the event of an issue developing on a site that is remotely monitored. It is a requirement of this role that the Renewables Site Manager would participate in an on call rota. Requirement to respond to alarms and events on the site during normal and outside normal working hours Management of service providers and contractors onsite including performing inductions and setting to work as required. Manage, administer and ensure compliance with the Safety Rules in operation. This role may involve undertaking various roles within the Safety Rules. Management of warranty issues Support optimisation of lifetime O&M and asset management planning. Outage and project management as required. Support other Site Managers as required (e.g. adjacent BESS site manager). RequirementsKnowledge, Skills and ExperienceEssential Have minimum 3-5 years work experience in operation and maintenance of generating plant. Be assertive and have excellent communication skills. Have a strong safety and risk management focus. Be flexible and service motivated. Have strong reporting and documentation skills. Have ability to work on own initiative and develop and improve procedures. Be willing to work flexible hours (office and on site) to accommodate site mobilisation and operational requirements. Ability to work on own initiative in isolated locations. Clean driving licence and access to a car. Desirable Trained, authorised and experienced in Generation and Trading SSoW Safety Rules. Experience in front line maintenance & operations activities. QualificationsEssential A Technical or Engineering Qualification (preferably Mechanical/Electrical) or equivalent experience with plant operation or maintenance. Safety Contractors must comply with all Health and Safety Regulations and requirements pertaining to the location where they are working and must comply with all directions and instructions from their designated line management. Contractors shall wear full PPE, including Arc-resistant where required. Contractors shall be provided with an unbranded hard hat and ear defenders where required. This PPE will be provided by suppliers but without any identifiable client logo. The PPE to be provided by our client does not include safety boots, gloves and eye protection. These are standard items that contractors should have at their cost. Contractors must have up to date SafePass and manual handling training.

Offshore Wind

Project Engineer - HVDC O&M

Hybrid, United Kingdom - United Kingdom

Our client are looking to hire on a contract basis a O&M HVDC Project Engineer up until OFTO handover and closeout. This role shall sit within the HVDC O&M team and work closely with the HVDC Operations Engineer and HVDC Preventative Maintenance Engineer. This role be responsible for the reactive maintenance, warranty management and performance monitoring relating to the onshore collector substation, offshore collector platform and connecting export cable for the offshore wind farm. This will involve working with Engineers to understand the root cause of any failures, the most appropriate reaction and implementing the solution both technically and commercially. Key Responsibilities Troubleshooting and Fault Response Co-ordinate rectification of unexpected faults and alarms in HVDC systems, both onshore and offshore, to ensure minimal disruption to operations Manage root cause analysis to identify and rectify system issues Liaise with the OEM to provide real-time technical support and escalation where necessary On-Site Inspections and Repairs Conduct on-site inspections to assess and address unplanned equipment or system issues Coordinate and supervise repair activities carried out by contractors or OEMs, ensuring adherence to safety and quality standards. Stakeholder Communication Provide clear and concise updates to stakeholders during reactive maintenance activities, including progress, risks, and expected resolution times. Ensure alignment with internal and external teams for smooth operations. Spare Parts and Resource Management Identify and arrange for the procurement and/or deployment of spare parts required for urgent repairs. Assist in the coordination of the logistics for offshore personnel and equipment as needed to address reactive maintenance. Technical Support for HVDC Systems Offer day-to-day technical advice to the O&M team, focusing on immediate issues that arise. Assist in the review of system performance data to predict and mitigate potential risks. Compliance and Risk Mitigation Ensure all reactive maintenance activities comply with HSE standards and company procedures. Conduct real-time risk assessments during urgent maintenance events and implement mitigating actions as required. Coordination with the OEM and Third-Party Contractors Work closely with the OEM to address reactive engineering needs beyond their contractual scope, ensuring timely support and resolution. Manage third-party contractors engaged for urgent engineering tasks outside the OEM agreement. Performance Improvement and Lessons Learned Capture insights and lessons learned from reactive maintenance activities to improve future response strategies and system reliability. Collaborate with the team to propose preventative measures based on recurring issues. Call-Off Orders and Contract Management: Place call-off orders for services, spare parts, and equipment as required. Manage maintenance contracts that fall outside the OEM scope, ensuring alignment with company standards and budgets. Defect Close-Out Management Track, prioritize, and manage the resolution of defects identified during inspections or maintenance. Liaise with the OEM and other contractors to ensure timely and effective defect resolution. Data Analysis and Reporting Analyse performance and maintenance data to identify trends, risks, and opportunities for improvement Develop and present technical reports to stakeholders for informed decision-making Requirements Minimum of 5 years in high voltage systems, HVDC, or O&M roles. Previous involvement in offshore wind farm maintenance or similar infrastructure. Knowledge of KPI reporting and performance reporting processes Experience with long-term service agreements and OEM contract management. Knowledge of HVDC technology and related equipment. Familiarity with preventative and corrective maintenance processes. Proficient in asset management software (e.g., SAP,). Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities. Strong problem-solving and decision-making skills. Ability to work in a dynamic, offshore team environment. Willingness to undertake offshore travel for maintenance campaigns. Flexibility to adapt to changing schedules and urgent requirements Knowledge of HV Operational Safety Rules within wind industry application. Fluent written and verbal English with good communication skills Good standard of IT literacy (Word, Excel, Outlook etc.) Certifications BEng/ MEng degree in Engineering – HNC with sufficient experience will be considered IOSH/NEBOSH Certified GWO Basic Safety Training (BST) GWO Advanced Rescue Training (ART) HUET (Helicopter Underwater Escape Training) or equivalent OGUK Medical Certification

Green Hydrogen

Head of HSE

Bristol, United Kingdom - United Kingdom

On behalf of our client, we looking for an experienced Head of HSE to join their team in Bristol, UK. As the Head of HSE, you will manage HSE across the development, execution, construction, and operations of the green hydrogen projects. You’ll be responsible for the HSE discipline, including developing and implementing procedures, tools, organisation, and workflows to ensure the highest possible level of health safety and environmental control. You’ll be working closely across the whole organisation to secure successful project delivery and safe operations. Furthermore, you’ll be leading and working closely with the authorities in relation to the safety and environmental permitting process. Responsibilities Lead the authority permitting process related to environment and safety for the business. Liaising with authorities Manage all HSE reporting and set up the full HSE training program Take an active part in public meetings to address any HSE-related topics Further develop the safety concept of the plant; ensure that safety is optimally included in the plant design Ensure that all relevant requirements for safety and environment are followed and included in all aspects of the project (incl. detail design, construction, commissioning, startup, and into operations) Keeping up to date and ensuring compliance with current health and safety legislation Review contractors’ safety competencies, qualifications, and documents, as part of the selection process Establish site safety plans before the commencement of site works. This is in close collaboration with local organizations, contractors, and authorities When construction work starts, actively ensure that site safety is kept at its highest level  Ensuring that all equipment installations are done safely Undertaking risk assessments and identifying potential hazards Desired Expertise & Skills Proven experience as an HSE Manager with broad safety and environmental management experience from energy infrastructure projects Experienced in working with safety and environment regulatory permitting processes Proven track record of working with regulatory authorities Strong leadership and organisational skills Familiar with safety and environmental requirements related to the construction, commissioning, and operations of large industrial plants Excellent communication and people skills Excellent understanding of HSE legislation in UK and knowledge of Denmark and German regulation preferable Fluent in English, Danish and German language skills desirable but not essential

Offshore Wind

Client Representative - Offshore

Denmark - Denmark

Our client is looking for an experienced Offshore Client Rep (Landfall Cable Burial Nearshore) to join their team in Denmark. The successful candidate will ensure that specific tasks are completed safely, on time and with due-consideration and attention to the project requirements for the assigned scope of work. Key Responsibilities Review and understand the Project’s HSE Plan including the Emergency Response Plan and ensure Contractor adheres to the HSE requirements; Review health and safety documents as required before execution phase commences and keep updated on changes in the documents; Prepare and distribute Daily Progress Reports (DPR) which will include progress of the works, mechanical breakdown, weather downtime etc. and ensure the DPRs are signed by all required parties (as appropriate); Perform an onsite review of the as-built documentation with a focus on trenching operations, particularly to verify depth of lowering and the interpretation of as trenched survey results (TSS350 /TSS440) Ensure Contractor compliance with technical/operational requirements and that works are executed in a safe manner and to the required quality; Attend daily meetings, toolbox talks and other discussions as well as package/project meetings. Aligning and escalating topics (as necessary) to the Offshore Site Management. Participate in pre- and post-project meetings to review performance, lessons learned, and future improvements. Monitor Safety Observations Cards (SOCs) during daily meetings and ensure they are recorded within the DPR. Highlight any of particular note or concern toward Offshore Site Management and HSE team. During all defined key activities and otherwise as often as practicable be present as a witness during installation. Where the HSE Team is unable to attend any asset, vessel or location carry out planned HS&E inspection(s) on their behalf. Participate in safety walks with health and safety representatives from the Project Company and Contractor. Identify and report any safety-related observations on a day to day basis whilst performing primary duties. In the event of incident / accident take detailed notes, timeline, pictures and generally gather information to support investigation(s). NOTE – The Contractor will almost always lead on investigation but it is helpful for Project Company to have its own information available. Where necessary, act on behalf of the Packages Quality Manager and participate in walkdowns, progress monitoring, identification of non-conformance and witnessing in accordance with project Quality Management Plan and Contractor ITPs. Requirements Minimum of 5-years experience of similar services in offshore renewable industry; Working knowledge of offshore construction contracts with a good understanding of the contractual implications of breakdowns, delays, weather downtime etc. Profound understanding of offshore operations, in particular nearshore cable operations, offshore cable laying, cable burial operations (jetting ; cutting ; CFE) The ability to read and understand technical documents and observe (offshore) operations and ensure these are carried out according to the contractual requirements (e.g. understanding of reasonable endeavours clauses) Knowledge about industry standards and regulations, including but limited to International Maritime Organization (IMO) & IMCA guidelines; Excellent communication skills, able to communicate effectively with others (shall be fluent in spoken and written English) Certifications GWO Training Sea Survival, Working at heights, First Aid, Fire Awareness, Manual Handling Current valid medical certificate and exams for offshore work according to legal requirements. IT proficient (Microsoft Word, Excel and Internet) Optional: GIS (QGIS /ARC GIS) and drafting software (DWGtrueview, AutoCAD or similar) Experience using inspection/auditing software in a construction environment (desirable)

Offshore Wind

Transmission and Cables Engineer

Edinburgh - United Kingdom

Our client are seeking a highly skilled Offshore Wind Cable System (including all Transmission Interfaces: Terminations/Joints…) to join their team and play a key role in the specification, engineering design, testing, and installation of subsea power cables for our clients offshore wind farm. The successful candidate will work both on the EC (Export Cable) and IAC (Inter Array Cable) packages. More broadly this role will be expected to support or lead on a range of transmission system related matters: External interfaces - Strong knowledge about design inputs necessary to interfaces with all the other packages: GIS (switchgear), OSS/OSP (Offshore Sub Station), FOU (foundations) Internal interfaces - Inside the cable package with the T&I engineers to prevent failures. Installation is a particularly high cause of failures so contractor should bring insight on how to minimize this risk particularly from an electrical point of view: at termination and joints The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring development of robust cable designs, ensuring compliance with industry standards and employer specific requirements, and check diligently that all testing activities (FAT during manufacture but also installation testing) of the cable system is reliable and ensure as much as possible that no failures will occur. Key Responsibilities Review and Development of Employer’s Requirements (ERs) & Technical Specifications Review and update Employer’s Requirements (ERs), specifications, and associated schedules related to cable design, supply, manufacturing, installation and testing. Develop and maintain technical documentation, specifications, and design reports to support Employer’s Requirements for both internal use and contractor procurement. Ensure all cable system-related documentation aligns with project-specific needs and regulatory standards. Technical Evaluations & Contractor Support Provide design and technical support by clarifying requirements and assessing proposed solutions from suppliers. Review and comment on detailed costing of all materials, production processes, and technical services provided by contractors. Interface Management & Coordination Identify and coordinate supply interfaces between design, testing, delivery (load-out), and installation across related work packages. Engage regularly with the team to ensure clear communication, coordination of comments, and approval processes. Work closely with Cables Transport & Installation (T&I) teams to ensure interface requirements and cross-design approvals are managed efficiently within the project timeline. Contractor Oversight & Compliance with Employer’s Requirements Review, coordinate, and manage contractor cable system designs and installation methodologies to ensure compliance with Employer’s Requirements. Participate in contractor meetings at all project execution phases to validate design compliance and risk mitigation strategies. Provide technical support to Package Manager(s) / Package Directors by preparing formal reports that assist with engineering design decisions during project execution. Participate in audits of contractor cable manufacturing facilities, installation vessels, and key subcontractors, including cable protection system (CPS) and related cable ancillaries as appropriate. Electrical System Design & Integration Work closely with the Electrical Engineer(s) to ensure that cable design aligns with the overall wind farm electrical system and supports power transmission performance. Ensure all cable designs meet grid connection requirements and electrical performance standards for offshore wind transmission. Cable System Quality Control Plan, coordinate, and evaluate Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) for inter-array and export cables + accessories to ensure compliance with project specifications and regulatory requirements. Develop and implement an Inspection and Test Protocol to support quality control during cable system design, manufacturing, transportation, and installation. Conduct on-site quality assurance checks at manufacturing and testing facilities. Prevent failures. Installation is a particularly high cause of failures so contractor should bring insight on how to minimize this risk electrically and mechanically: at termination and joints, CPS Project Execution, Monitoring & Reporting Participate in regular technical and progress meetings across multiple project work packages. Ensure compliance monitoring by engaging in on-site inspections during manufacturing, installation, and commissioning phases. Conduct root cause analysis and system investigations for any cable-related failures or performance issues. Ensure appropriate input to integrated change management control process with technical due diligence. Skills Required Experience with HVAC transmission systems for offshore wind applications. Knowledge of GIS software for cable routing and seabed mapping. Understanding of finite element analysis (FEA) for mechanical stress evaluation. Offshore safety certifications (e.g., GWO, BOSIET) are a plus. Experience/Knowledge Minimum 5 years of Proven experience in cable design, engineering, and testing within offshore wind or power transmission industries. Strong understanding of power cable design and electrical performance. Experience with cable system modelling tools (e.g., CYMCAP, COMSOL, ANSYS) and thermal/mechanical stress analysis. Knowledge of FAT procedures, high-voltage testing, termination methods and cable manufacturing processes. Familiarity with installation methodologies, cable protection techniques, and burial risk assessments. Experience conducting root cause analysis (RCA) and system performance investigations related to transmission systems. Strong problem-solving skills and ability to work in a fast-paced, multidisciplinary environment. Excellent communication skills for technical reporting, stakeholder engagement, and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Qualifications Bachelor’s or Master’s degree in Electrical, Mechanical Engineering (ideally) or Electrical, Offshore Engineering (ideally), but if it’s not possible at least Electrical Engineering.

Offshore Wind

Environmental Officer - Offshore

United Kingdom - United Kingdom

Our client is looking for an experienced Offshore Environmental Officer, who’ll play a key role in ensuring their offshore assets across the UK & Ireland meet and exceed environmental compliance. The Role Lead the day-to-day environmental management of offshore assets, ensuring adherence to all regulatory and company standards. Plan, procure, and manage environmental compliance surveys to meet consent, marine licence, and other regulatory obligations. Oversee fisheries and fishery liaison activities, maintaining positive relationships and ensuring best practices. Utilise and develop tools for tracking, auditing, and reporting on asset consenting and environmental performance. Conduct environmental data collation and analysis to support compliance and broader sustainability objectives. Manage environmental projects and initiatives at both site-specific and portfolio levels. Support senior leadership, including the Environmental Manager and Head of Offshore Consents, and deputise when required. Assist with the implementation of ISO environmental standards (e.g., ISO 14001 & ISO 50001) across the portfolio. Collaborate with Offshore Wind Business Units to ensure full compliance with consenting requirements during project delivery, construction, and operational phases. Develop and maintain strong relationships with key stakeholders, including landowners, planners, regulatory authorities, consultants, the Crown Estate, Marine Directorate, and the Marine Management Organisation. Represent our client at internal and external environmental forums, industry events, and stakeholder engagements. Key Requirements & Experience You will hold a relevant undergraduate and/or post graduate degree in town and country planning, environmental management or similar. Membership (or working towards membership) of relevant professional institute, e.g., Institute of Environmental Management and Assessment, Royal Town Planning Institute or similar. Knowledge of regulatory requirements relevant to operational renewable energy assets, particularly concerning environmental compliance. Track record in delivering projects, initiatives and/or performance improvements. Experience of working on energy projects, particularly offshore wind farms, in development, construction and/or operation is desirable. Experience of working on the consenting and/or environmental compliance of offshore assets is desirable. Experience of managing external consultants desirable. Experience of managing external contractors on site is essential. ISO14001 implementation and compliance desirable Experience in environmental data collation and monitoring desirable (greenhouse gas inventory) Natural communication and interpersonal skills. Innovative, enthusiastic and self-motivated Ability to prioritise effectively and consistently deliver against tight time constraints while working flexibly as part of a team. Ability and being comfortable working in outdoor environments in variety of weather conditions Comfortable influencing and engaging with stakeholders Familiar with reactive work environment and flexibility in work location/timing of work The successful applicant must be willing to work within health and safety requirements at all times.