Technical Officer - London, United Kingdom - Energy Institute
Description
Technical Officer Onshore Wind
Who we're looking for:
Do you want to play an active part in making onshore wind a safer place by helping industry to promote and maintain health and safety in their operations across the globe and enable joint learning from shared incident lessons?
We are looking for a highly organised and motivated self-starter who demonstrates initiative, attention to detail and can work with a minimum of supervision.
Who we are:
Here at the Energy Institute (EI) we endeavour to find talent that will live and breathe our values.
We pride ourselves on our values and show this through ensuring that
we are inclusive by treating each other with care and respect.
Our goal is to continually
build trust through open and professional collaborationwithin all areas of the EI throughout employee's own teams and the business.
At the centre of all that we do here at the EI we always strive to exude our desire of being
passionate about making a difference not only within our own organisation but within the energy sector as a whole.
We are a global, independent network of professionals spanning the world of energy, convening and facilitating debate, championing evidence and sharing fresh ideas.
Energy professionals of all ages, genders, backgrounds and disciplines look to us for the knowledge, skills and good practice they need to pursue impactful careers in this vital, fast-evolving field.
We ensure transparency about the industry's H&S performance, as well as assisting industry stakeholders to see that key emerging risks are mitigated through co-operation and shared learning.
SafetyOn is run in partnership with the Energy Institute, which provides the secretariat and supports its work programme. This includes the engagement with its growing Tier 2 membership.What you'll do:
- Support the SafetyOn Board of Directors, Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) and EI Manger in delivery of the onshore wind work programme.
- Collate, analyse and present H&S incident data submitted by members of the SafetyOn. Analyse incident data to support the development of key internal and external reports, publications and benchmarking metrics.
- Support the delivery of agreed business objectives as an integral contribution to the EI Technical Team's overall performance, including support in the development of any new areas of work.
- Take ownership of, maintain and update all relevant databases and websites to ensure meaningful and effective communication and dissemination of information, both internally and to/from external organisations on which the EI and SafetyOn has representation.
- Establish and maintain close working relationships with key external stakeholders (e.g. HSE, RenewableUK) in order to advance the SafetyOn work programme.
- Solicit, collate and submit stakeholder input into the development of onshore wind publications covering H&S issues, develop and provide briefing papers and appropriate documentation to delegates for stakeholder meetings and other key audiences.
- Convert/edit contractor material to meet EI quality control standards in preparation for publication as codes of practice, good practice guidelines and specifications.
- Through all contacts, both internal and external, assure and develop the reputation and profile of the EI and SafetyOn as authoritative sources of energy related information.
- Provide secretariat support to pertinent EI and SafetyOn. committees include recording of minutes, preparation of agendas, and progression of meeting action and agreements.
Nature and Scope
As Technical Officer you will be expected to meet your individual key performance indicators and maintain standards and objectives for the team in line with organisational values.
You will utilise your expertise within the team to effectively support and contribute to the implementation and development of the onshore wind work programme.
Working closely with the Technical Manager - Onshore Wind, you will ensure the effective provision of the SafetyOn Secretariat in support of all aspects of the EI's and SafetyOn's internal and external business activities, including co-ordinating and managing databases and systems; collation, analysis and presentation of H&S incident data, collation and circulation of documents; managing and co-ordinating internal and external committee meetings; and the production of presentation material for both internal and external requirements.
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