Introduction

What are you going to do

Conduct inspections and regular construction supervision for all HV/MV systems and components on the platform such das transformers, GIS, DC components, HV/MV cables etc.
Review and apply relevant technical documentation on site such as ITP, test protocols, design drawings, specifications, signal lists
Report findings, deviations and non-conformities and discuss potential solutions and mitigation options with client's engineering backoffice (in English language)
General documentation and reporting of the inspection work Requirements
Relevant degree in electrical engineering a similar education as a technician
Min. 5 years of relevant professional experience
Knowledge about HV systems and components such as transformers, HV and MV GIS, HV cables, protection components
Ability to report and discuss findings and non-conformities with client's engineering backoffice and identify potential solutions and propose ways forward

Essential skills and knowledge

Professional education in a relevant engineering discipline or as technician
Min. 5 years of professional experience
Willingness to work for 12-15 months in 14/14 offshore rotations in German North Sea with accommodation on the offshore platform during the 14 days offshore rotation
Bring relevant equipment such as laptop, camera (smartphone sufficient), smartphone incl. SIM card and required small tools for performing the inspection works
Bring required PSA and trainings for working offshore and helicopter transports offshore
Skills in applying MS Office software

What we offer

Working at Brunel means: attractive projects across the entire spectrum of modern engineering and IT, exceptional career prospects with customers ranging from SMEs to DAX-listed companies, and the security of an engineering service provider that has been established for 50 years. With more than 40 locations and six Solutions Hubs in the DACH-CZ region as well as over 12,000 employees at 120 locations worldwide, we offer the ideal platform for actively shaping technological progress - because standing still means going backwards!