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Onshore Wind

Onshore Wind

Onshore Wind

Onshore Wind

From our offices throughout the UK, Europe, Asia and America, LSP Renewables specialise in providing talent solutions throughout the supply chain and across the whole lifecycle of an onshore wind project. This includes, but is not limited to;

  • Business / Market Development
  • Project Scoping & Development 
  • Procurement & Contract Management 
  • Commercial 
  • Offtake / PPA Origination
  • Grid Connection
  • Project Finance / Investment / M&A
  • QHSE 
  • Project & PMO Management
  • Engineering & Fabrication
  • Installation & Construction
  • Commissioning
  • Operations & Maintenance
  • Field Technicians

LSP Renewables are dedicated to providing the talent needed to contribute to the complete removal of carbon from our atmosphere.  As a business, we specialise only in the markets and technologies that will accelerate our journey to net zero.  This niche, sector focused approach, enables us to build a broad network across the entire talent pool, and provide that network with knowledgeable, professional and best in class recruitment or career development services.

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Onshore Wind

Project Manager - Construction

London/Oxford - United Kingdom

Investment Manager/Project Manager Location: Witney or London Position Type: Permanent/Full-time This role is a specialist in alternative asset management, offering funds, direct investments, and bespoke investment solutions. The firm excels in strategic public and private equity, timber, renewable energy, housing, and infrastructure. With a commitment to sustainable financial returns and long-term client partnerships, the team comprises around 230 employees across multiple locations. Role Objective The Energy Transition division is at the forefront of the shift towards renewable energy, focusing on transformative technologies such as solar, wind, energy storage, and electric transportation. This role offers a unique chance to engage with the renewable energy sector, particularly in the development of the Carno 3 wind farm. The position involves overseeing the construction of the wind farm and securing third-party project finance, providing ample scope for personal and professional growth in a dynamic environment. Key Responsibilities - Support the Energy Transition team in developing and constructing the wind farm. - Manage the external Technical Advisor in tendering agreements and contracts. - Oversee the construction phase. - Collaborate with project owners and advisors to conduct due diligence and reach Financial Close. - Coordinate subcontractors and ensure compliance with CDM Regulations. - Provide management information and progress reports. - Secure a route to market for the power produced. - Implement Condition Precedents under the CFD contract. - Work with lenders to finalise a Facility Agreement and ancillary documents. - Monthly travel to the site once construction begins. Skills & Experience - 3-5 years of experience in wind or solar development and construction. - Experience in the energy industry, particularly renewable assets, is desirable. - Background in engineering or project management is advantageous. - Numerical degree in a technical, financial, or science discipline. - Ability to interact with teams at all levels, both internally and externally. - Demonstrates passion, enthusiasm, and a proactive attitude. - Strong interpersonal skills for broad business interaction. Personal Attributes - Efficient, reliable, and thorough. - Proactive with a drive to add value. - Capable of handling multiple tasks with tight deadlines. - Committed to the business and the team. - Strong analytical skills. - Effective communicator. The firm is committed to fostering a supportive and inclusive culture. All qualified candidates are encouraged to apply, irrespective of their background, gender, sexual orientation, or disabilities.

Onshore Wind

Wind Facility Technician - USA

USA - United States

Wind Facility Technician USA Applicants Only Permanent Position Based: Colorado Relocation offered within USA Monday to Friday with weekends on call (rota based) This position also qualifies for overtime Nordex N90 experience desired The Wind Facility Technician will collaborate with the Operations Manager to ensure power plant operations at the Wind Farm. They will provide support in the implementation and maintenance procedures, site policies, training programs, safety programs, work practices and inventory and purchasing processes. The role will also assist with solving problems on faulted wind turbines, including mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical problems. Key Accountabilities: Audit Operations & Maintenance provider safety, work procedures & permits as well as verify training & certifications of all contractors, while supporting the delivery of site induction and orientation to visitors and contractors. Support the replacement of mechanical and electrical components, understand schematics, use appropriate diagnostic tools, Lock-Out-Tag-Out, basic troubleshooting and repair practices and general safe-work practices. Interpret fault reports, maintain power generation and forecasting reports, service logs in computer database as well as monitor turbine performance and SCADA systems Work under direct supervision of site leadership and cover for the Deputy Performance Manager when needed Education and Experience: High School Diploma / GED required Requires at least 2 years of previous experience within operations and maintenance of wind or energy facilities Ability to handle repetitive weight up to 50lbs as the need arises and comfortably climb 80 to 100-meter towers with harness/tooling on a regular basis to perform inspections/audits of maintenance tasks and incidents in the nacelle & hub Have the capability to work on call during after-hours and weekends including during inclement weather conditions Valid driver’s license is required Desirable Criteria: Experience in Balance of Plant (BOP) activities, such as support of environmental activities, inventory, and BOP inspections Medium and High Voltage electrical system training Experienced in the site-specific wind turbine technology & Wind energy technical certification Associate degree within technical electrical or electronic educational background preferred  

Onshore Wind

BESS Engineer (O&M)

U.K - United Kingdom

LSP Renewables are partnered with a leading global EPC to find a dynamic BESS Engineer to join their U.K O&M team, to perform both preventative and corrective maintenance tasks across the North of England region. This role specifically requires expertise in BESS, as the successful candidate will provide second-line service for BESS technologies and will be expected to undertake all elements of BESS maintenance and service work. Key Responsibilities: Perform hands-on electrical and mechanical work including wiring, racking, and interconnection. Configure and test BMS (Battery Management System), EMS (Energy Management System), and PCS (Power Conversion System) components. Conduct pre-commissioning checks, system calibration, and functional verification testing. Troubleshoot and resolve electrical, communication, and control system issues on-site. Ensure compliance with safety protocols, electrical codes, and equipment manufacturer standards. Perform regular maintenance, diagnostics, and performance monitoring of deployed BESS units. Maintain detailed logs, site reports, commissioning documentation, and as-built drawings. Collaborate with cross-functional teams, including electrical contractors, OEM vendors, and project managers. Support training and handover for operations & maintenance teams post-commissioning. Skills required: Level 3 City & Guilds/NVQ qualification in electrical installations C&G 2391-52 or equivalent C&G 2382-18 HV AP qualification Minimum 2 years of hands-on experience with BESS systems or high-voltage electrical systems. Experience working with battery technologies (lithium-ion, LFP, NMC, or flow) and associated safety protocols. Proficiency in electrical troubleshooting tools (multimeter, oscilloscope, insulation testers). Familiarity with PCS (inverters), switchgear, SCADA, and low-voltage/high-voltage systems. Ability to read and interpret electrical schematics, single-line diagrams, and manufacturer manuals. Knowledge of energy storage standards and grid compliance requirements. Comfortable working in remote or active construction sites with flexible hours and travel, BESS-specific OEM training (preferred but not required).