Business Area Wind is responsible for Vattenfall’s Onshore and Offshore Wind and Solar PV & Battery activities. Today we develop, construct and operate wind & solar generation in Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, France, the Netherlands and United Kingdom.
Health and Safety is our number one priority within Vattenfall.
As O&M Health & Safety Specialist Offshore, you advise on safety protocols and act as a trusted coach towards our colleagues. Would you like to shape the future and be part of a great H&S team?
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We are working on Dan Tysk / Sandbank (DTSB) - which is operated from our office in Hamburg, Germany. In order to ensure a safe operation of this wind park, we have set up an Operations and Maintenance (O&M) team where we need internal resource to our H&S team, which you will be part of.
Your tasks and responsibilities
As O&M H&S Specialist, you provide independent, authoritative advice, support, and assistance to the line organization covering the function of Health and Safety. This is a crucial role for the safety of our offshore teams.
To ensure the company meets its statutory obligations and achieves operational excellence, you will implement Vattenfall procedures and good practices to achieve high site safety performance.
This job shall be on Offshore Accommodation Platform (OAP) or Service Operation Vessel (SOV) in the German Nordsea. At times, travel to other Vattenfall Offshore Wind Farms and office locations throughout Europe may be required.
Your main responsibilities:
Your profile
We are looking for a pro-active H&S Specialist, who can focus on both people and business and has demonstrable experience in coaching teams in challenging environments. Experience with Offshore Wind O&M operations is preferred, with a strong affinity for the offshore wind sector.
In this role, you have the following qualifications:
Location
You will be based on the Offshore Accommodation Platform (OAP) or on our Service Operation Vessel (SOV) in the German Nordsea during rotation (2 weeks on duty and 2 weeks off duty). Crew changes will be done from the harbor of Esbjerg, Denmark. You will need to be flexible, and traveling will be necessary on a regular basis.
Our offer
We offer good remuneration, a challenging and international work environment, and the possibility to work with some of the best in the field. You will be working in interdisciplinary teams and can always count on support from committed colleagues as the ‘Ask and Share’ concept is essential for the way we work. We offer attractive employment conditions and opportunities for personal and professional development.
More Information
We welcome your application in English no later than February 12, 2025. We kindly request that you do not send applications by any means other than via our website, as we cannot guarantee that we will be able to process applications that are not made via our website.
For more information about the recruitment process, you are welcome to contact Recruiter Sandra Domschke via mail sandra1.domschke@vattenfall.de
At Vattenfall, we are convinced that diversity contributes to building a more profitable and attractive company, and we strive to be a role model regarding diversity. Vattenfall works actively for all employees to have the same opportunities and rights irrespective of sex, disability, nationality, ethnic and social background, religion and beliefs, age or sexual orientation and identity.
The security of Vattenfall and its employees is essential. For that reason, a pre-employment screening will be part of your recruitment process. The screening is based on the role you will fulfill within Vattenfall and will be performed by a third party, Validata.
Since Vattenfall is a part of the Swedish critical infrastructure, many of our services are security-classified. If this position is security-classified, the final candidates might be subject to a security vetting process according to Swedish legislation.
We look forward to receiving your application!
Vattenfall is one of Europe’s largest electricity generators and producers of heat. We operate in Sweden, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, and the UK and are looking into European market opportunities. Our strategy is to reduce emissions from power generation with a roadmap aiming at achieving climate neutrality by 2050.