Asset Management Support Officer, Solar

Full Job Description

Taylor Hopkinson is supporting an international renewable energy producer in the recruitment of an Asset Management Support Officer . In the UK, our client has a focus on utility-scale solar and storage projects.

Responsibilities:

• Provide support for solar, wind, hydro, and storage power generating assets within the designated Territory throughout all phases, from pre-construction to operation, with the aim of maximizing asset value for the business.
• Ensure compliance with EPC and O&M contracts, including construction specifications, operational schedules, safety protocols, and legal requirements.
• Act as the Owner's representative in interactions with various stakeholders such as EPC contractors, O&M contractors, lenders, government authorities, off-takers, suppliers, and partners to effectively manage contractual relationships.
• Oversee the construction phase of assets, ensuring adherence to regulatory requirements, and facilitate the transition to commercial operation.
• Assist in the project finance process, including due diligence, and address any outstanding construction issues post-financial close.
• Cultivate and maintain relationships with local, national, and regional authorities, as well as other stakeholders crucial for the success of asset finance, construction, and operation.
• Monitor compliance with planning obligations and handle planning applications when necessary.
• Foster positive relationships with internal business lines and corporate support functions to facilitate smooth asset execution.
• Ensure Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) compliance for both the Territory and individual assets.
• Uphold quality procedures, ensure asset security, and promptly address any operational deficiencies.
• Promote a productive and collaborative work environment where employees are valued and encouraged to contribute to solutions.

Requirements:

• Minimum of 5 years of experience in Development or EPC roles within Solar, Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), or Wind sectors.
• Degree in Engineering or Science.
• Proficiency in budgeting.
• Demonstrated ability to manage multiple internal and external stakeholders.
• Familiarity with UK EPC HSE laws and regulations.