OEG Renewables is seeking a skilled and experienced Control Point Operations Engineer to join our team. If you are passionate about renewable energy and possess strong technical skills, we want to hear from you.
Operating from a state-of-the-art control centre in the heart of Edinburgh, your role will be pivotal in overseeing the daily operational requirements of National Critical Energy Generation Infrastructure. You will focus on managing real-time network activities to ensure seamless and efficient performance, while actively interfacing with key industry stakeholders to uphold the integrity and reliability of the network.
Key responsibilities and accountabilities
Integrate into the Global 24/7 NRG Control Point Family
Support and contribute to the facilities culture of excellence
Operate and coordinate all high-voltage (HV) and low-voltage (LV) activities via the NRG Control Point SCADA systems.
Ensure optimal safety, production, and availability by managing real-time network operations and coordinating maintenance tasks to maximise asset availability and provide system stability.
Monitor and influence implementation and adherence to global electrical and mechanical safety rules.
Support the development and implementation of standard operating procedures and operating systems.
Daily communication and coordination with the global site engineers.
Participate in the 24/7 shift operational pattern
Adapt to changing operational needs and ensure continuous support for network operations and maintenance activities
Health and Safety responsibilities Health and safety of all staff under direct control or supervision. Ensure all activities are carried out in a safe manner in line with current risk assessments and good working practices. Ensure accident/incidents are reported in a timely manner. Comply with OEG Group Health and Safety Policy.
Quality responsibilities To have a general understanding of the areas of our ISO 9001 management system that are relevant to the role, comply with our OEG Group Quality Policy and have an understanding of OEG’s targets and objectives.
Skills and experiences The ideal candidate will possess expertise in project management, engineering, high voltage (HV) safety, and asset analysis.
A Proven track record in an electrical engineering role, ideally significant previous experience with the various HV Infrastructure across the voltages 11-400kV
Prior experience in a Control Room or Control Systems setting, particularly within national electrical infrastructure or marine industries. However, we value candidates who possess transferable skills encompassing expertise in managing large rotating machinery, operational maintenance, and related areas.
Through understanding of electrical single line diagrams (SLDs) and Mechanical piping & instrumentation diagrams (PID’s)
Competent to ensure ‘Safety from the System’ and the electrical and mechanical safety rules procedures are followed.
Capable of overseeing electrical and mechanical activities for the purpose of safety, technical review, contractual compliance, and operational duties.
Track record of implementing compliance processes for grid connection points.
Continuous professional development – Proven demonstration of a commitment to ongoing career advancement through active participation in training, upskilling, and learning opportunities to stay at the forefront of industry trends and best practices.
Qualifications
Highly desirable engineering degree and apprenticeship or equivalent.
Previous experience, authorisation and significant exposure to electrical and mechanical safety rules.
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Operating from a state-of-the-art control centre in the heart of Edinburgh, your role will be pivotal in overseeing the daily operational requirements of National Critical Energy Generation Infrastructure. You will focus on managing real-time network activities to ensure seamless and efficient performance, while actively interfacing with key industry stakeholders to uphold the integrity and reliability of the network.
Key responsibilities and accountabilities
Integrate into the Global 24/7 NRG Control Point Family
Support and contribute to the facilities culture of excellence
Operate and coordinate all high-voltage (HV) and low-voltage (LV) activities via the NRG Control Point SCADA systems.
Ensure optimal safety, production, and availability by managing real-time network operations and coordinating maintenance tasks to maximise asset availability and provide system stability.
Monitor and influence implementation and adherence to global electrical and mechanical safety rules.
Support the development and implementation of standard operating procedures and operating systems.
Daily communication and coordination with the global site engineers.
Participate in the 24/7 shift operational pattern
Adapt to changing operational needs and ensure continuous support for network operations and maintenance activities
Health and Safety responsibilities Health and safety of all staff under direct control or supervision. Ensure all activities are carried out in a safe manner in line with current risk assessments and good working practices. Ensure accident/incidents are reported in a timely manner. Comply with OEG Group Health and Safety Policy.
Quality responsibilities To have a general understanding of the areas of our ISO 9001 management system that are relevant to the role, comply with our OEG Group Quality Policy and have an understanding of OEG’s targets and objectives.
Skills and experiences The ideal candidate will possess expertise in project management, engineering, high voltage (HV) safety, and asset analysis.
A Proven track record in an electrical engineering role, ideally significant previous experience with the various HV Infrastructure across the voltages 11-400kV
Prior experience in a Control Room or Control Systems setting, particularly within national electrical infrastructure or marine industries. However, we value candidates who possess transferable skills encompassing expertise in managing large rotating machinery, operational maintenance, and related areas.
Through understanding of electrical single line diagrams (SLDs) and Mechanical piping & instrumentation diagrams (PID’s)
Competent to ensure ‘Safety from the System’ and the electrical and mechanical safety rules procedures are followed.
Capable of overseeing electrical and mechanical activities for the purpose of safety, technical review, contractual compliance, and operational duties.
Track record of implementing compliance processes for grid connection points.
Continuous professional development – Proven demonstration of a commitment to ongoing career advancement through active participation in training, upskilling, and learning opportunities to stay at the forefront of industry trends and best practices.
Qualifications
Highly desirable engineering degree and apprenticeship or equivalent.
Previous experience, authorisation and significant exposure to electrical and mechanical safety rules.
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