We are seeking
A proactive Trainee Asset Manager to join the Asset Management Department. As a Trainee Asset Manager, you will assist in the daily operation of our own and third-party portfolios of renewable energy assets in the UK. Your focus will be on data and performance analysis, managing day-to-day technical activities, and reporting on our renewable assets in the UK.
We work closely with our in-house teams, external stakeholders and maintenance operations teams to achieve our goal of optimizing operational assets with a special focus on performance and cost optimization.
Key responsibilities
- Monitoring of daily site performance, with focus on optimizing the technical operation, budget and technical performance through data analysis and KPI management (monthly / quarterly /annual reporting).
- Monthly performance reporting of renewable assets and detailed analysis of data using Excel spreadsheets.
- Liaison and communications with O&M providers, operators, landowners, Councils, power purchasers, high voltage electrical specialists and other stakeholders, to resolve day to day or ad-hoc issues as they arise.
- QSHE – prioritize health, safety, quality, and environment; ensure our QSHE values flow through all aspects of project identification and development; adopt a mindset of continuous improvement and transparent reporting on all aspects of QSHE both internally and with project partners and stakeholders.
- Ensure that the assets comply with legal, mechanical, electrical, safety, and environmental regulations, both contractually and locally.
- General contract management, including risk management, compliance, and reporting.
- Appraisal of maintenance work and coordination of fault investigations.
- Portfolio Management – Technical and operational support for stakeholders / investment groups.
- Submission of data in compliance with industry regulators.
Please note that Green Cat Renewables do not offer any form of visa sponsorship.
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