WTG Electrical Installation & Commissioning Supervisor
Location
Hull, United Kingdom (Offshore)
Contract Details
- Start Date: 1st November 2026
- End Date: 29th February 2028
- Work Style: 14x14 rotation - 12 hour days
- IR35 Determination: Outside IR35
Role Objective
Provide clear, observation-based insight into WTG electrical installation and commissioning progress, risks, quality, and safety. Enable effective coordination between site activities, WTG Electrical Installation & Commissioning Management, and back-office engineering functions. Promote safe behaviour, contractor engagement, and collaborative problem-solving to support quality delivery and a smooth handover to Generation.
Key Responsibilities
- Facilitate constructive, fact-based communication between site activities, WTG Electrical Installation & Commissioning Management, and project back-office functions.
- Provide accurate feedback on progress and quality so management can assess risk, maintain realistic forecasts, and prepare for asset handover.
- Act as a visible role model for safe behaviour and encourage contractors, subcontractors, and visitors to prioritise safety before quality and progress.
- Engage contractors and working-party foremen to identify quality and progress issues, develop practical mitigations, and report findings to management.
Tasks
- Facilitate alignment meetings with back-office engineers, QA representatives at other sites, and onsite contractor team leads, supporting open communication on safety, quality, and progress.
- Provide system-specific updates on progress, risks, and quality to WTG Electrical Installation & Commissioning Management.
- Review contractor Inspection and Test Plans and test procedures, and witness FAT, SAT, SIT, OSAT, and OSIT activities in line with Critical to Functionality and Critical to Quality requirements.
- Supervise equipment deliveries, ensuring damage and missing equipment are recorded and addressed, and review shipping lists and unloading RAMS.
- Supervise contractor handling and installation of equipment, including cable pulling and termination, with focus on Critical to Functionality and Critical to Quality requirements.
- Coordinate onsite interfaces and collaboration where multiple contractors report directly to the client.
- Supervise mechanical completion and qualification of installed equipment and high-voltage, low-voltage, and communication cables.
- Perform Low Voltage and High Voltage Authorised Person duties, including electrical safety, lockout/tagout, and energisation checks.
- Execute inspections and tests required for Test After Completion before handover to Generation.
- Capture lessons learned and improvement proposals arising from NCRs, punch items, and project processes.
- Complete required location- and task-based safety training, intervene where unsafe conditions are observed, and report matters to the onsite QHSE representative.
Deliverables
- Completed Commissioning Document Register reported to the WTG Electrical Installation & Commissioning Manager.
- Daily system-progress input to the Daily Progress Report using Lautec and visualised through EnSync.
- Minutes from alignment meetings with back-office engineers and site-based contractors, stored in the project document management system.
- Rectified and closed punch items for electrical and electromechanical systems, recorded in Aconex Field.
- Lessons learned and improvement proposals recorded in Synergi with responsible parties and actions defined.
- HSE observations recorded through the approved observation card or application and made available to the site HSE representative.
Decision Authority / Responsibility
Witness installation and testing activities and accept or reject completion of testing and commissioning against contractual requirements, project requirements, and defined acceptance criteria.
Requirements
- Bachelor's degree or higher qualification in a relevant engineering discipline.
- Recent experience and demonstrated competence in the installation, testing, and commissioning of dynamic systems, equipment, components, and cabling, including high- and low-voltage electrical, electromechanical, mechanical, fluid, thermal, and multidisciplinary systems.
- Experience with control and communication systems, equipment, components, and cabling, including SCADA, networks, and telecommunications.
- Valid UKOG medical certification and Chester Step Test with a minimum rating of above average.
- Valid GWO training aligned with the Basic Safety Training, Enhanced First Aid, Control of Hazardous Energies, and High Voltage standards.
- Demonstrated competence to execute Low Voltage and High Voltage Authorised Person duties, including electrical-safety controls, lockout/tagout, and energisation checks.
- Must provide an up-to-date iPhone and permit installation and management of the required mobile-device security software.
- Successful completion of the required background verification before onboarding.