Operating Engineer Mechanical Auxiliary Systems [eu-resident]

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As an Operating Engineer - Mechanical Auxiliary Systems within Operational Readiness Engineering - Offshore Netherlands, you help ensure that new offshore grid connection assets are ready to be safely and reliably operated and maintained after handover to Operations.

Based in Arnhem, you bring the future O&M perspective into projects during engineering, commissioning and handover. You do not own the system design; instead, you review and challenge solutions to ensure they are practical, maintainable, operable and suitable for long-term offshore operation.

An important part of Operational Readiness is also to capture, structure and retain critical technical knowledge from projects, contractors and vendors, and make sure this knowledge is available within TenneT's operational organisation.

How will you help power the Netherlands? By making sure the offshore installations being built today can be operated and maintained safely and reliably for years to come. Within Operational Readiness, the Operating Engineer connects Project Delivery, Engineering and the future Operations organisation.

Technical solutions are reviewed from a practical O&M perspective, with maintainability, safety, availability and asset integrity at the centre.

• Review maintainability and operability of mechanical systems, including accessibility, isolation, inspection, replacement and safe working conditions.
• Identify operational risks and challenge technical solutions where future maintenance, availability or asset integrity could be affected.
• Prepare for maintenance by contributing to maintenance strategies, job cards, spare parts requirements and inspection concepts.
• Safeguard knowledge and documentation by capturing lessons learned, reviewing vendor and O&M documentation and ensuring that essential system know...