ASSET MANAGER-SPAIN/FRANCE
Job Description:
*Qualification required | · Master’s/Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering or equivalent. It will be considered a preferential title to have obtained a degree in electrical or energy engineering and to have previous experience in construction or operation of renewable assets. |
*Main responsibilities | · Ensuring the management and coordination of all the Operation & Maintenance (O&M), and integral asset management activities of the company’s renewable energy assets (wind and PV) in Spain and France, achieving the assigned targets. |
*Main functions | · To organise, coordinate and supervise (through both external contractors and an internal team of asset managers) the asset management activities in Spain and France, including: Operation & Maintenance (O&M), financial reporting, contractual management, claim management and other asset-related activities. · To ensure and monitor, according to guidelines and technical instructions, the planned maintenance interventions and the unplanned maintenance activities for the correct and regular operation of the renewable assets. · To plan and manage O&M services and spare parts’ management. · To ensure the identification and implementation of all possible interventions to improve performance of the renewable assets and O&M activities. · To support the negotiation and management of O&M service contracts relating to the assigned assets, managing the relationship with the external suppliers. · To ensure compliance with the conditions necessary to maintain the revenues structures of the renewable assets assigned (including any incentive mechanisms). · To guarantee integrity, availability and reliability of equipment and production assets according to guidelines for renewable assets. · To maintain the appropriate updates of the technical regulations of the sector. · To perform all the necessary site inspections to check the state of the assets and the regular performance of O&M activities entrusted to external contractors. · To prepare all the reports associated with the management of the assigned assets. · To support the Renewable Plants Manager for all the needed operative technical activities. · To operate, for assigned responsibilities, in accordance with guidelines, objectives and technical instructions provided by Operations HQ global department and using (where applicable) framework agreements for renewable business. · To maintain strict liaison with the global Operations HQ Control Room for technical support and supervision of operations and maintenance activities · To participate in periodic meetings as requested by Operations HQ global department for technical and operational alignment activities. · To mitigate risks to health, safety, the environment and public safety, which might impact on the Company’s assets and image, employees and other parties, in all our activities. · To develop, implement and keep updated the relevant company regulations (procedures, operating instructions) in conformity with applicable laws and requirements. |
*Candidate’s qualifications, professional experience and skills required for the position | · Master’s Degree in Engineering or equivalent. It will be considered a preferential title to have obtained a degree in electrical or energy engineering and to have previous experience in construction or operation of renewable assets. · Knowledge of photovoltaic and / or wind technology and electrical systems in LV, MV and (possibly) HV. · Experience of at least 5 years in the photovoltaic or wind sector and in the field of maintenance and / or construction of utility scale plants. · Experience in managing operating budgets. · Experience in managing a work team. · Spanish mother tongue. · Excellent knowledge of French and English. · Availability for traveling. |
Additional details | · In compliance with the Code of Ethics and the Internal Control System. · In line with defined strategies and the Eni Corporate Model. · In line with the guidelines and with the provisions of the Eni regulatory system. · In compliance with the corporate autonomy of the subsidiaries.
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