Offshore Wind Services Technician

About the role

GE Vernova is hiring an Offshore Wind Services Technician to support the Dogger Bank Offshore Wind Farm in the North Sea, UK. The role covers electrical commissioning, testing, troubleshooting and safety-critical operations on offshore support vessels and wind turbines, on a rotational basis. It involves leading a team of technicians, performing high-voltage switching and progressing towards autonomous offshore service responsibilities.

Key responsibilities

• Lead offshore teams in the installation, pre-commissioning, commissioning, maintenance and fault rectification of LV and HV electrical systems on wind turbines.
• Execute and supervise commissioning according to approved procedures, risk assessments and GE Vernova safety standards.
• Work across power converters, transformers, HV/LV switchgear, circuit breakers, protection systems and LV control systems.
• Interpret electrical schematics, wiring diagrams and single-line diagrams, and support energization, testing and handover with accurate documentation.
• Diagnose LV and HV faults with test equipment and root-cause analysis, and collaborate with engineering teams on corrective actions.
• Ensure compliance with electrical safety standards, including switching, isolation and control of work, and conduct risk assessments and toolbox talks.
• Supervise and mentor Electrical Technicians and promote continuous improvement.

Required profile

• Apprenticeship, diploma or degree in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline.
• Demonstrated experience with LV/HV systems, including 11 kV and 33 kV switching, and HVWP1 City & Guilds certification or equivalent.
• Proven commissioning, electrical service or field experience in wind or comparable industrial settings.
• Ability to lead technical teams and read electrical drawings and schematics.
• Fluent written and spoken English (around C1 or native).

Required skills

• LV/HV electrical systems and commissioning procedures.
• Electrical testing and fault diagnosis.
• Interpretation of electrical schematics and single-line diagrams.

Standout candidates have led offshore commissioning teams in wind, oil and gas or marine HV environments, including HV switching up to 72 kV, and hold additional HV safety or electrical authorization certifications. The position is permanent, based in Spain, with accommodation and meals provided on board during 14-day rotations.