Manor Renewable Energy Portland, United Kingdom Engineering On site
Company Description
Manor Renewable Energy (MRE), an OEG Group company, was established in 2013 and is recognised across the offshore energy industry for our knowledge and expertise in delivering a comprehensive range of temporary power, vessel provision and engineering solutions to the sector. Throughout the last decade MRE has supported the lifecycle of numerous offshore wind farms, from the construction phase through to O&M, with our global fleet of offshore support vessels and our teams of marine and engineering professionals. Our expertise and track record allow us to meet the many and varied challenges encountered on offshore wind projects globally; we are proud to be a key player in assisting with the growing industry demand for efficient and reliable solutions as the sector transitions to greener energy. Position
This is an onshore depot based role at MRE's main HQ. The Equipment Supervisor/Technician will assume a role reporting to the MRE Generator & Equipment Manager, with involvement in a range of activities including generator deployment, all maintenance, works and assembly of generator pods and preparation of project equipment packages. Involvement in all aspects of operational equipment’s maintenance and lifecycle. Duties and Responsibilities: Oversee and process the preparation of Project Equipment Requirements. Supervise the preparation, efficiency and dispatch quality of rental generators and associated equipment. Produce accurate reports on dispatched and returned equipment. Carry out Pre-Delivery Inspections on generating sets, ensuring perfect operation of all aspects prior to dispatch. Keep accurate records of equipment, maintenance requirements, spares and materials. Supervise sub-contractor labour to ensure sufficient personnel and time is allocated to meet project dispatch deadlines. Identify and plan works in a methodical manner to meet equipment dispatch targets. Identify and keep records of any required stocks, spares or replacement parts required for use at the depot. Liaise with logistics team to ensure correct transport is booked and ordered. Requirements
Relevant qualifications and experience in maintaining and carrying out repairs of diesel engines and associated electrical systems. Minimum three years’ experience in engineering or with standby generator and electrical system repair. Ability to work on and understand standby generators from 20kVA – 500kVA. Ability to diagnose faults on generator engines and associated 12/24V electrical systems. Ability to carry out modifications and incorporate additions to generator control systems. Carry out minor and major services to diesel engine generator sets. Attention to detail with proven ability to fault find, organise and plan own workload. Good knowledge and experience of assembly based works and procedures. Having a high analytic and inquisitive nature. Strong organisation skills and the ability to think problems through logically. A calm and professional manner. A flexible and adaptable approach to work. Confident interpersonal communication skills are important as well as being a team player along with the ability to work with all levels of seniority within the business. Understanding of IT and computers for reports, records and company correspondence requirements. Other Information
Salary will depend on experience with 25 days holiday + bank holidays a year, pension, discount voucher scheme. Full time 38 hr week. Full training & support will be provided where necessary and appropriate. Tools and all required equipment provided.
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Manor Renewable Energy (MRE), an OEG Group company, was established in 2013 and is recognised across the offshore energy industry for our knowledge and expertise in delivering a comprehensive range of temporary power, vessel provision and engineering solutions to the sector. Throughout the last decade MRE has supported the lifecycle of numerous offshore wind farms, from the construction phase through to O&M, with our global fleet of offshore support vessels and our teams of marine and engineering professionals. Our expertise and track record allow us to meet the many and varied challenges encountered on offshore wind projects globally; we are proud to be a key player in assisting with the growing industry demand for efficient and reliable solutions as the sector transitions to greener energy. Position
This is an onshore depot based role at MRE's main HQ. The Equipment Supervisor/Technician will assume a role reporting to the MRE Generator & Equipment Manager, with involvement in a range of activities including generator deployment, all maintenance, works and assembly of generator pods and preparation of project equipment packages. Involvement in all aspects of operational equipment’s maintenance and lifecycle. Duties and Responsibilities: Oversee and process the preparation of Project Equipment Requirements. Supervise the preparation, efficiency and dispatch quality of rental generators and associated equipment. Produce accurate reports on dispatched and returned equipment. Carry out Pre-Delivery Inspections on generating sets, ensuring perfect operation of all aspects prior to dispatch. Keep accurate records of equipment, maintenance requirements, spares and materials. Supervise sub-contractor labour to ensure sufficient personnel and time is allocated to meet project dispatch deadlines. Identify and plan works in a methodical manner to meet equipment dispatch targets. Identify and keep records of any required stocks, spares or replacement parts required for use at the depot. Liaise with logistics team to ensure correct transport is booked and ordered. Requirements
Relevant qualifications and experience in maintaining and carrying out repairs of diesel engines and associated electrical systems. Minimum three years’ experience in engineering or with standby generator and electrical system repair. Ability to work on and understand standby generators from 20kVA – 500kVA. Ability to diagnose faults on generator engines and associated 12/24V electrical systems. Ability to carry out modifications and incorporate additions to generator control systems. Carry out minor and major services to diesel engine generator sets. Attention to detail with proven ability to fault find, organise and plan own workload. Good knowledge and experience of assembly based works and procedures. Having a high analytic and inquisitive nature. Strong organisation skills and the ability to think problems through logically. A calm and professional manner. A flexible and adaptable approach to work. Confident interpersonal communication skills are important as well as being a team player along with the ability to work with all levels of seniority within the business. Understanding of IT and computers for reports, records and company correspondence requirements. Other Information
Salary will depend on experience with 25 days holiday + bank holidays a year, pension, discount voucher scheme. Full time 38 hr week. Full training & support will be provided where necessary and appropriate. Tools and all required equipment provided.
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