Wind Farm Maintenance Advanced Scheduling - Glasgow, United Kingdom - University of Strathclyde

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Salary:
Up to £40,000 p.a. plus £6,000 training and development budget


Term:
Fixed Term (36 months)


FTE:1 (35 hours/week)


Closing Date:12 January 2024


Turner Iceni, part of the privately owned and funded Turner Group of Companies head quartered in Glasgow, operate as an established provider of managed work-packages into wind sector projects.

Turner Iceni benefit from over 10 years' experience in delivering services to the on and offshore wind markets. Specialities include the provision of O&M turbine services, asset management including condition monitoring, inspection works and other associated services. Turner Iceni have been involved in every stage of the wind farm life cycle.

Their number one business objective of delivering safe and time/cost efficient solutions to their clients using cutting edge technology/service methods.


The KTP will focus on delivering a system optimised in the prediction of certain fault types and to further enhance condition monitoring systems to prepare and schedule part replacement before catastrophic failure.

The system will reduce operating and maintenance costs for asset owners through the utilisation of an optimal repair schedule.

The position also offers the KTP Associate the following benefits:

  • £2,000 per year to spend on personal training
  • Opportunity of a permanent position with the company; 70% of host companies make a permanent job offer to their Associate at the end of the project
  • Take on a role that bridges academia and business
  • Gain a further professional qualification
  • Dedicated coaching, mentoring and personal development, as you manage your own personal training budget


To be considered for the role you will be expected to have Hons/MSc/PhD in electrical engineering, mechanical engineering or computer science, or significant relevant experience in addition to relevant Hons/MSc degree.

For a full list of role requirements please see the person specification below.


Brief Outline of Job:


This role will involve defining and creating new offerings related to wind turbine maintenance, risk based scheduling and data driven failure prediction.

Building on existing Turner Iceni data, tools and offerings, the Associate will work with Turner Iceni, the University of Strathclyde and other external partners to create, test and improve wind turbine maintenance planning offerings.

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Wind Farm Maintenance Advanced Scheduling (KTP Associate

Department:
Electronic and Electrical Engineering


Posted:30/11/2023


Closing date:12/01/2024


Closing time:23:59

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