Transmission Jobs in Ireland

Transmission Jobs in Ireland

Transmission jobs in Ireland play a pivotal role in ensuring the efficient and reliable delivery of clean energy from generation sources to consumers. As Ireland continues to expand its renewable energy capacity, particularly from offshore wind, onshore wind, and solar power, there is a growing need for skilled professionals in transmission and distribution networks. These professionals include electrical engineers, grid operators, technicians, and project managers who specialize in designing, building, and maintaining the infrastructure required to transmit renewable energy across the country. They are responsible for optimizing grid performance, managing grid connections for renewable energy projects, and implementing innovative technologies to enhance grid flexibility and reliability. Additionally, roles in regulatory compliance, grid planning, and system integration are crucial for navigating the evolving landscape of renewable energy transmission in Ireland. These jobs not only support the transition to a cleaner energy system but also contribute to economic growth and job creation in the energy sector, driving Ireland towards its renewable energy targets while ensuring a sustainable and resilient energy future.

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Offshore Wind

Project Services Deputy Director

UK - United Kingdom

Our client, a leading international wind turbine manufacturer, is establishing a new regional capability across the UK and Nordics and is seeking a Project Services Deputy Director (PMO Manager) to build and lead a high-performing project services function. This role will be responsible for developing regional strategies and governance frameworks for cost estimating, cost engineering, planning, scheduling, and risk management across a portfolio of renewable energy projects. The successful candidate will ensure standardisation, best practice, and accurate portfolio oversight to support the successful delivery of offshore wind projects. Key Responsibilities: Develop and implement a regional Project Services strategy aligned with corporate and project delivery goals. Establish and maintain standardised processes, templates, and reporting for cost, schedule, and risk management. Build and lead a multidisciplinary team including cost estimators, cost engineers, planners, schedulers, and risk managers. Oversee the preparation of project budgets, schedules, and risk registers from development through execution. Ensure consistent project controls and integration between cost, schedule, and risk data. Develop and maintain standardised Work Breakdown Structures (WBS) for all projects. Monitor project performance against baseline scope, budget, and schedule, implementing corrective actions when required. Lead portfolio-level reporting and reviews to support executive decision-making. Support tendering and contract negotiations with accurate estimating and planning input. Champion continuous improvement, lessons learned, and compliance with internal governance and external standards. Candidate Profile: Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Project Management, or related field (Master’s preferred). Professional certifications such as AACE, PMI-SP, APM PMQ, or equivalent are advantageous. Minimum 10 years’ experience managing large-scale infrastructure or energy projects, including at least 3 years in offshore wind (required). Proven expertise in cost estimating, cost engineering, planning and scheduling (Primavera P6), and risk management. Experience developing and implementing Work Breakdown Structures (WBS) to corporate standards. Proven leadership experience in building and managing multidisciplinary teams. Strong communication, stakeholder management, and analytical skills. Proactive, detail-oriented, and results-driven approach. Fluency in English required; Chinese/Mandarin language skills desirable. Working Conditions: Primarily home-based in the UK or Nordics with occasional travel to project sites, manufacturing facilities, and international offices. Flexible working arrangements are available for the right candidate.

Solar Recruitment

Commercial Contracts Manager

United Kingdom - United Kingdom

Our client is recruiting for an experienced Commercial Contract Manager to support in all sales activities and provide guidance on legal and contractual matters during the development, tender, and execution phases. The ideal candidate will be a highly motivated and solution-oriented individual, demonstrate a confident and professional approach, thrive in an interdisciplinary role assigned to Sales Management and consistently keep the company’s strategic objectives in focus. Responsibilities Review and negotiate contracts during the tender phase, with a strong focus on EPC contracts Draft and revise contracts and legally relevant standard templates in collaboration with the legal department Prepare and present risk and opportunity assessments during the tender phase for internal stakeholders Develop and refine processes to minimize project-related risks Manage and defend against third-party claims, especially related to the supply chain Assert and enforce project-related claims Support the administration of contracts as well as legal proceedings and arbitration cases Develop and deliver training sessions on tender and project-related legal topics Act as an interface between sales and project teams as well as internal and external legal advisors Requirements Completed degree with a legal focus or additional legal qualification with excellent results, or a law degree (LL.B./LL.M., corporate or business law) or equivalent. Strong ability to quickly grasp complex issues and develop practical solutions Outstanding communication skills with the ability to provide pragmatic advice Confident and persuasive appearance, perseverance in negotiations Ability to adapt to different and changing negotiation settings and partners Strategic approach to successfully enforcing claims and defending against counterclaims Ability to draft comprehensive and convincing legal correspondence in disputes Excellent command of English, both written and spoken. Good command of German is a plus

Offshore Wind

Deputy WTG Package Manager

Poland - Poland

Our client is seeking an experienced professional to join the Wind Turbine Generator (WTG) Package team within a major offshore wind development. The role will support the Package Manager in delivering all aspects of the WTG scope, ensuring compliance with project requirements, schedule, budget, and safety standards throughout the execution of the Turbine Supply Agreement (TSA). Key Responsibilities: Support and co-manage all package activities alongside the WTG Package Manager. Ensure compliance with project processes, policies, procedures, and safety philosophy. Support delivery of the package scope on time, within budget, and to required quality standards. Promote a strong HSSE culture in all aspects of work and assist in managing HSSE risks within the package. Deputise for the WTG Package Manager when required and manage delegated tasks effectively. Contribute to project documentation, reporting, and decision-making processes. Coordinate package interfaces with engineering, foundation, electrical, procurement, and regulatory teams. Monitor and control package budget, schedule, and quality performance. Participate in the execution of the Turbine Supply Agreement and related package activities. Provide input to business case development, CfD, and EU submissions. Contribute to the preparation of Employer’s Requirements, specifications, and design documents. Capture lessons learned and share best practices across the wider project team. Key Deliverables: Package plans, reports, and designs. Package assumption book and supporting documentation. Knowledge sharing and lessons learned records. Candidate Profile: Degree qualified in Engineering, Renewable Energy, or a related technical discipline (BSc, MSc, or equivalent). 3+ years of relevant project experience within wind turbine, renewable energy, or large-scale construction projects. Strong organisational, negotiation, and communication skills. Commercial awareness and ability to manage complex project interfaces. Proactive, detail-oriented, and collaborative approach to project delivery.

Offshore Wind

Senior Authorised Person

Offshore - Poland

Our client is seeking an experienced Senior Authorised Person (SAP) to support commissioning and operational readiness activities across offshore substations (OSS) within a major offshore wind development. The role will ensure safe electrical operations, adherence to electrical safety rules, and oversight of HV/LV switching activities. Key Responsibilities: Support the design phase to ensure operational needs are fully considered. Participate in SAT/SIT activities to gain familiarity with electrical systems prior to energisation. Assist in developing and implementing project-specific Electrical Safety Rules (ESR). Carry out HV and LV switching operations and manage associated safety documentation. Plan and prepare electrical work under the direction of the Lead SAP. Coordinate with Authorised Persons (APs) and other SAPs to ensure safe and efficient operations. Monitor electrical activities, perform safety checks, and promote a strong safety culture. Review work requests, RAMS, and electrical risk assessments. Respond to abnormal conditions and initiate emergency procedures as necessary. Maintain accurate records of switching operations, permits, isolations, and handovers. Conduct training sessions for Persons and Competent Persons as required. Support commissioning, energisation, and operation of electrical systems. Collaborate with contractors and interface teams to coordinate electrical activities. Participate in audits, inspections, and safety walkdowns when required. Key Deliverables: Creation of operational processes and procedures. Management of HV safety from the system perspective. Safe operation of offshore wind power assets. Oversight of safe working environments and first energisations. Preparation of handover and operational documentation. Support implementation of software-based systems (PtW, LOTO, etc.). Input to electrical safety rules and compliance processes. Candidate Profile: Extensive experience in high-voltage commissioning and operations, with previous authorisation at 230kV/66kV. Strong understanding of electrical safety rules, switching operations, and regulatory requirements. Experience preparing and managing safety documentation and switching schedules. Fluent in English with strong communication and leadership skills. Proactive, safety-focused, and able to work effectively within a multidisciplinary offshore team.

Offshore Wind

Quality Engineer - WTG

Germany - Germany

Our client is seeking a Quality Engineer to support the WTG Quality Engineering team across offshore wind projects. The role will assist in implementing contractual quality requirements, ensuring all deliverables meet the highest standards throughout manufacturing, assembly, and installation phases. Key Responsibilities: Assist and support the WTG Quality Engineer with portfolio responsibilities in implementing contractual quality requirements. Ensure contractor compliance with the Employer’s quality standards and expectations. Review and assess quality documentation from the supply chain. Plan, coordinate, and execute Quality Control (QC) activities across WTG packages. Manage and oversee the work of Quality Inspectors. Monitor and report on quality performance, inspections, and non-conformities through internal quality systems. Initiate, manage, and close Non-Conformance (NC) reports, implementing corrective and preventive actions. Maintain an auditable trail of quality activities and records. Liaise with contractors and suppliers to resolve quality issues and support claims processes. Compile as-built and installation quality records for commercial operations. Provide regular progress and quality reports to the Quality Manager. Perform other QA/QC tasks as required. Candidate Profile: Proven experience in Quality Assurance and Control within the Wind Turbine Generator (WTG) sector. Strong understanding of offshore WTG manufacturing processes, including blades and sub-components. Experience leading and coordinating inspectors and daily QC activities. Knowledge of Inspection and Test Plans, Project Quality Plans, and tailored Quality Surveillance Programs. Familiarity with project certification requirements and relevant standards (e.g. VGB, European Directives). Experience managing contractors and supply chain quality performance. Fluent written and spoken English, with excellent reporting and communication skills. IT literate with experience in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. Qualifications and Certifications: Degree-qualified Engineer or HNC/HND in Mechanical or Energy Engineering (or equivalent experience). Background in fabrication, assembly, and WTG manufacturing. APQP4Wind experience preferred. ISO 9001:2015 Lead Auditor qualification. Full driving licence. Valid GWO and HUET certifications (Working at Heights, Fire Awareness, First Aid) or willingness to obtain.

Offshore Wind

Environment Manager

London - United Kingdom

Our client is seeking an experienced Environment Manager to join a growing offshore renewables business, supporting the delivery of large-scale international wind projects. This role will provide specialist environmental advice across all project phases from early development and construction through to operations and decommissioning. The successful candidate will work within the Offshore HSEQ team, ensuring full environmental compliance, managing stakeholder relationships, and contributing to the continual improvement of Environmental Management Systems (EMS). Key Responsibilities: Act as a key point of contact for environmental management across offshore wind projects. Provide technical advice and ensure compliance with environmental legislation, permits, and best practice. Develop and maintain key environmental documents including Environmental Management Plans. Support audits, inspections, and the ongoing improvement of the EMS (ISO 14001). Advise on contractor environmental performance during pre-selection, tender, and execution phases. Liaise with health and safety teams to manage environmental and HSE interfaces. Build and maintain strong relationships with regulators, stakeholders, and project teams. Support feedback and lessons learned across the development, construction, and operational lifecycle. What Our Client Offers: Opportunity to work on major international offshore wind projects. Exposure to the full project lifecycle, from development to decommissioning. A collaborative global environment focused on sustainability and continuous improvement. Professional growth and development within a dynamic, expanding renewables business. Candidate Profile: Degree qualified in Environmental Science, Environmental Management, or a related discipline. Proven experience in environmental compliance within offshore renewables, marine, or energy sectors. Strong working knowledge of ISO 14001 and relevant environmental legislation. Experience conducting or supporting environmental audits and assessments. Excellent communication, stakeholder management, and organisational skills. Proactive, adaptable, and comfortable working in a fast-paced, international environment. Willingness to travel across the UK and overseas as required. Desirable: Environmental auditing qualification (e.g. ISO 14001 Internal Auditor). Knowledge of EIA, HRA, and offshore consenting processes. Offshore survival training or experience in offshore environments.

Offshore Wind

IT OT Infrastructure Engineer

Poland - Poland

Join a dynamic team driving the operation of cutting-edge offshore wind farms. This role offers the opportunity to ensure the performance, security, and reliability of IT and OT environments, working alongside leading technology partners to power the global energy transition. Why This Role Stands Out Impactful Work: Support the safe and efficient operation of offshore wind assets. Growth: Collaborate with leading suppliers Variety: Get involved in cybersecurity, infrastructure maintenance, and O&M support. Balance: Combine office-based work with commissioning and maintenance travel. Key Responsibilities Maintain, monitor, and secure IT/OT infrastructure including servers, networks, and systems. Ensure cybersecurity compliance (IEC 62443, ISO 27001, NIS2). Troubleshoot and update OT systems with vendors and IT teams. Support O&M operations with technical expertise and documentation. What You’ll Bring Knowledge of industrial communication protocols (Modbus, OPC UA, IEC 61850). Networking skills across VLANs, VPNs, routing, and firewalls (CISCO preferred). Experience with Windows Server, Linux, VMware, and backup tools. Understanding of cybersecurity and SCADA systems. Degree in IT, Automation, Electrical Engineering, or similar, with 2–3+ years of relevant experience. Industry certifications (CCNA, Security+, IEC 62443) are a plus. Be part of a team that values innovation, sustainability, and technical excellence.

Offshore Wind

Commissioning Engineer

United Kingdom - United Kingdom

As a Commissioning Engineer, you will oversee all commissioning activities, ensuring they are completed on schedule and to the highest standards. You will engage with stakeholders in regular joint commissioning meetings and liaise with the ESO when requiring EON/ION. Your role will involve working closely with the completions department to ensure a smooth transition from construction to commissioning. You will apply commissioning protection settings to circuits during the commissioning phase and restore them afterwards. Additionally, you will fault find on protection circuits, including the interrogation of relays, and create comprehensive commissioning switching programs and schedules. Weekly reports to management will be a key part of your responsibilities. Skills and Experience Required: - Proven experience as a Lead Commissioning Engineer. - Extensive experience working within Transmission substations. - Previous experience dealing with NG ESO / NGET. - NG Persons authorisation would be advantageous. - Demonstrated ability to lead a team through the commissioning phase of a project. Benefits: - Professional Growth: Step into a role that not only challenges your technical skills but also enhances your leadership capabilities. - Collaborative Environment: Engage with a diverse group of stakeholders and team members, fostering a culture of teamwork and innovation. - Industry Impact: Play a crucial role in the commissioning phase of high-profile projects, contributing to the seamless transition from construction to operation. - Competitive Remuneration: Enjoy a salary package that reflects your expertise and experience, along with additional benefits that support your professional journey. Take the next step in your career and become an integral part of a team that values excellence and innovation.

Green Investments

Associate – Energy Transition, Power & Infrastructure

London, UK

Associate – Energy Transition, Power & InfrastructureLocation: London Our client is seeking an Associate to join a leading mid-market M&A advisory team specialising in Energy Transition, Power, and Infrastructure. The role offers exposure to high-profile transactions, cross-border experience, and significant client interaction. Key Responsibilities: Support origination and execution of M&A transactions. Prepare and review financial models, valuations, and marketing materials for sell-side and buy-side mandates. Conduct industry and company research and perform financial due diligence. Participate in the full deal lifecycle, including client meetings and strategic input. Collaborate closely with senior bankers in small, dynamic teams. Mentor junior staff and contribute to business development initiatives. What Our Client Offers: Broad exposure to transactions and extensive deal flow. Direct senior-level client interaction and cross-border experience. Entrepreneurial, flat-hierarchy culture with the opportunity to make an impact. Structured training, mentoring, and international secondment opportunities. Candidate Profile: 4+ years’ experience in M&A and debt advisory, with at least 3 years in energy, infrastructure, or related sectors. Proven track record in transaction origination and execution. Strong financial modelling, valuation, and analytical skills. Highly numerate with excellent communication and interpersonal skills. Proactive, collaborative, adaptable, and able to manage multiple projects. Proficient in Excel, PowerPoint, and other Office applications. Fluent in English; additional languages advantageous. Experienced in cross-border environments and building strong client relationships.

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