O&M Coordinator - Wind Assets

About the role

Alcazar Energy is looking for an O&M Coordinator in Madrid to provide day-to-day technical and commercial support across its operating wind and renewable asset portfolio. Working closely with O&M contractors and OEMs, the role covers contract oversight, performance monitoring and reporting, and keeps assets performing to expectation. The scope is expected to grow as the portfolio expands.

Key responsibilities

• Support and oversee active O&M contracts so that works are delivered in line with contractual scope and service levels
• Monitor asset and portfolio performance, tracking availability, output and key technical KPIs, and escalate deviations
• Prepare and contribute to internal and external performance reports, including contractor and OEM performance against contract
• Coordinate with O&M contractors and OEMs on technical matters such as corrective works, spare parts and warranty claims
• Support budget tracking and contract oversight (invoicing, variation orders, spend against budget)
• Act as the day-to-day point of contact for contractors and OEMs, liaise with site staff and technicians, and report regularly to the line manager on contract status, issues and risks
• Support engagement with lenders, local government and other external stakeholders on technical or performance matters

Required profile

• Engineering degree (electrical, mechanical or similar) or equivalent technical qualification; not essential where backed by strong OEM/field experience
• Minimum 5 years in a technical or field service role with a major wind OEM (Siemens Gamesa, Vestas, GE or similar), followed by 4+ years in site management, lead technician or asset management/technical advisory with an independent operator, including budget management, contract oversight and performance reporting
• Wind technical background essential; solar and/or storage experience is an advantage
• Fluent English required; Arabic or other regional languages an advantage

Required skills

• Wind turbine technician certifications (e.g. GWO) and OEM-specific technical training
• Budget management, contract oversight and performance reporting
• A technical specialism such as blade repair, major correctives or gearbox work is a strong plus