Offshore Wind Asset Inventory Engineer

Taylor Hopkinson; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 50,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

Taylor Hopkinson is seeking an Asset Inventory Engineer to support a major Offshore Wind Project in Denmark. The role involves field and desk-based surveys across LV, AUX, SCS, and WTG systems, creating inventories from scratch or validating existing records, and ensuring accurate documentation of equipment, configurations, and interdependencies.

Offshore wind experience and safety certifications are preferred.

Qualifications

• 5+ years in OT/SCADA/Industrial automation.
• Experience with asset inventory, asset verification, or configuration management.
• Ability to read engineering drawings, network diagrams, and asset hierarchies.
• Experience with asset management systems and data reconciliation.
• Comfortable working independently in office and field environments, offshore wind experience preferred.

Responsibilities

• Conduct field-based asset surveys across LV, AUX, SCS, and WTG systems.
• Create inventories from scratch or validate/improve existing records for LV and AUX, SCS, WTG.
• Perform onshore and offshore site surveys with PPE per GWO and site safety rules.
• Identify, document, and verify OT assets (PLCs, RTUs, HMIs, servers, switches, firewalls, IEDs, comms gear).
• Support collection and maintenance of asset inventory data across OT environments, ensuring documentation and interdependencies are accurate.
• Reconcile inventory records against Asset Management tool, engineering docs, drawings, and asset registers.

Skills

OT systems

SCADA

Industrial automation

Asset inventory

Asset verification

Configuration mgmt

Engineering drawings

Network architecture

Asset hierarchies

Asset data reconciliation

Independent worker

Offshore wind

Job description

Taylor Hopkinson is seeking an Asset Inventory Engineer to support a major Offshore Wind Project in Denmark. The role involves field and desk-based surveys across LV, AUX, SCS, and WTG systems, creating inventories from scratch or validating existing records, and ensuring accurate documentation of equipment, configurations, and interdependencies.

Offshore wind experience and safety certifications are preferred.