Gary Logan Email & Phone Number

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

An Electrical Engineering Management role delivering offshore wind projects within Scottish Power Renewables. My main accountabilities and achievements are as follows:• Coordinated and managed the main electrical deliverables for all packages for the projects, including defining the main design criteria and functional design requirements of main HVAC, HVDC, MV and LV systems associated with main electrical equipment, export cables, inter-array cables and wind turbine generators, managing the work of a team of engineers/specialists in the aforementioned areas.• Led the management of the suppliers, contractors and consultants in undertaking electrical system studies and other technical electrical assessments for the project and liaised with the electrical team regarding requirements for all electrical design interface information required between all packages.• Acted as highest authority in the projects with regards to electrical design and all associated electrical engineering aspects.• Provided technical advice and direction to help drive engineering and overall project strategies, in relation to all matters that affect the design, contracting strategies, planning, budgets, programme, etc.• Identified and managed interfaces, risks and opportunities associated with the electrical design for the projects.• Supported and managed aspects related to project Bilateral Connection Agreement and Operation Notification Compliance Process activities.• Ensured compliance with existing Iberdrola/Scottish Power Renewables standard specifications, design procedures, guidelines and other governing documentation, and contributed to future revisions where required, through lessons learned or industry recommended changes.• Ensured that corporate H&SE policies are continually adhered to and industry best practice was following, whilst also contributing and actively inputting to project area HAZOP’s and Design Safety Plans.

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

Responsible for leading and managing the main electrical equipment (transformers, switchgear, etc., up to 400kV voltage level) engineering design and implementation activities, at all stages from development through to delivery, for both the onshore and offshore substations required for the EA1N and EA2 offshore windfarm projects.My key responsbilities for this role were:• Supporting the requisite electrical design and system studies activities to develop and support a robust electrical design basis appropriate for the necessary stages of project development.• Leading the main electrical equipment package scope of work and tendering stage to ensure that main electrical equipment is specified, designed, manufactured, installed, tested, stored, delivered to site, installed and commissioned to meet project requirements and industry best practice.• Ensure that all technical assessments, advice and recommendations are fully documented in accordance with all internal procedures and industry best practice, and that sufficient technical and commercial due diligence (whether internal or external) exists to support those business decisions.• Coordination with other key packages within the project (i.e. offshore substation fabrication, onshore substation civil, export cable, etc.) to ensure that all interfaces are managed effectively and the scope is clearly defined and agreed for each area.• Leading a small team of engineers to ensure that the deliverables for the main electrical equipment package is met.

Working within the SP Energy Networks Operational Control Center (OCC), providing extensive support to the control room operations and planning teams, for both transmission and distribution areas.Main areas of responsibility included:• Responsible and main point of contact for incidents reported to the HSE, as part of the company obligations under ESQCR 2002.• Interfaced with Scottish Power Distribution operational districts and design teams in relation to distribution faults, identifying key fault trends.• Carried out analysis of faults at 11kV level, using fault recorder monitoring systems and utilising data to carry out impedance tracing for identifying fault locations, and any developing patterns.• Responsible for Scottish Power Transmission performance reporting to OFGEM.

United Kingdom

Working within within the Main Plant Engineering team, as part of the Projects division of SP Transmission, who are responsible for providing the detailed engineering design and technical validation of electrical plant equipment utilised within the SP owned transmission system (132kV voltage level and above).Main areas of responsibility included:• Responsible for the development of pre-contract design and detailed engineering for transmission infrastructure works.• Promoted internally and externally a strong emphasis on health, safety, quality and environmental compliance.• Assess engineering documentation, feasibility and compliance with relevant requirements and support the preparation of accurate budgets and resources forecasts for new projects.• Prepare basic and detailed engineering specifications, designs and costs.• Support technical assessment of tender submissions and report recommendations to internal customers.• Support the development of engineering solutions & documentation for input to System Construction Authorisation (SCA), Project Technical Specifications and other relevant documentation.• Prepare or review electrical substation drawings and specifications for construction/procurement.• Apply current standards, legislation, policies and operational requirements to engineering designs and equipment specifications.• Tender assessment of equipment, services and materials, supporting project management on the assessment of bids.• Provide technical support to the Project Delivery teams on matters concerning the design, construction and operation of transmission infrastructure.• Preparation of project quality documentation following all quality processes.• Liaise across global multi disciplinary engineering teams (Civil, Protection & Control, Environmental, etc) to provide end to end integrated solutions.

United Kingdom

Employed by Iberdrola Engineering & Constructuion from 2014 to 2017. Transferred under TUPE regulations to SP Energy Networks, part of the Iberdrola group, with the same roles and responsibilities as mentioned above.

United Kingdom

Responsible for supporting and leading engineering projects at plant level within a number of packaging sites globally, in line with business operational and capex business plan.Main areas of responsibility included:• Liaised with many key internal and external stakeholders. • Delivered projects within the agreed scope, budget, time frame, quality and business cases.• Communicated and discussed proposals with suppliers through tendering stages. • Provided solutions to regulatory compliance challenges within an ATEX/DSEAR environment. • Worked on many multi-disciplinary engineering projects, mainly electrical, mechanical and control.

Pgd, Electrical Power Engineering With Business

Beng (Hons), Electrical Power Engineering