Job purpose/Primary objectives-Ensure the correct application of the Wind Turbine Safety Rules on operational wind farm sites.-Control, monitor and maintain records of access to and from wind farm sites by contractor personnel and other parties.-Minimise risk of accident, injury or illness on operational sites by implementing and recording transfer of control procedures in accordance with Wind Turbine Safety Rules.-Monitor turbine performance and all site activities and events that affect the operational performance of operating wind farms and assist in compilation of reports.-Provide an active contribution towards ensuring operations and maintenance activities are carried out to industry best practice and current legislation in terms of Health, Safety and the Environment.Key Tasks/Duties-Responsible for the operation and continual development of the Wind Prospect Operational Control Systems.-Responsible for the Transfer of Control of the Wind Turbine Generator Plant and/or LV Apparatus in accordance with Wind Turbine Safety Rules.-Help to ensure that only Competent Persons are approved and permitted for working on the Wind Farm.-Ensure that required H&S documentation is in place and recorded by OC for all on site work prior to commencement.-Act as Emergency contact on all Operational sites in the event of an Emergency, and initiate the relevant emergency procedure.-Control work orders for routine and non-routine turbine work.-Assist the H&S department to ensure that training records and medical records for those that are permitted to climb turbines on Wind Prospect sites are correct and up to date.-Where necessary to assist the H&S Department in the organisation and compilation of site safety documentation and On Line safety inductions.-To assist with other H&S or Operational duties as required.

Working alongside Electrician carrying out various tasks in both domestic and industrial environments including:-Reading blueprints or technical diagrams-Installing and maintaining wiring, control, and lighting systems-Inspecting electrical components, such as transformers and circuit breakers-Identifying electrical problems with a variety of testing devices-Repairing or replacing wiring, equipment, or fixtures using hand tools and power tools-Following state and local building regulations based on the National Electric Code