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RWE Renewables Denmark A/S is seeking an Operations Engineer, Asset Planner, to oversee mid- and long-term planning for service campaigns and retrofit activities at Thor Offshore Wind Farm. You'll collaborate with engineers and stakeholders to establish robust plans, monitor delivery, analyze deviations, and coordinate corrective actions.
The role requires experience in offshore wind operations, SAP PM and strong project management skills, with English fluency and Danish being a plus.
RWE Renewables Denmark A/S
To start as soon as possible, full time, permanent
In this role, you will be responsible for the mid and long-term planning and optimisation of service campaigns and retrofit activities for Thor Offshore Wind Farm. Working closely with operations engineers and other internal and external stakeholders, you will help establish robust plans, monitor delivery, analyse deviations, and coordinate actions that support safe, efficient, and reliable operations.
As Operations Engineer, Asset Planner, you will also act as the site focal point for planning-related digital tools and support the wind farm’s permitting, certification, statutory inspection, continuous improvement, innovation, and sustainability activities. This site-based role offers the opportunity to contribute directly to one of Denmark’s most significant offshore wind projects while collaborating across the wider offshore fleet.
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Thor will be located approximately 22 kilometres off the coast of Thorsminde on the west coast of Jutland. With a planned capacity of more than 1 GW and 72 Siemens Gamesa SG 14-236 DD offshore wind turbines, it is being developed as Denmark’s largest offshore wind farm to date. Once fully operational in 2027, Thor is expected to generate green electricity equivalent to the annual consumption of more than one million Danish households.