Inch Cape Offshore Limited

Responsable Performance (H/F)

Rejoignez Inch Cape Offshore à Montrose comme Responsable performance. Analysez et optimisez les performances opérationnelles d’un des plus grands parcs éoliens offshore d’Écosse. Profitez d’un travail hybride et contribuez à un projet majeur d’énergie renouvelable.

Inch Cape Offshore Limited

Présentation de l'entreprise

Nom

Inch Cape Offshore Limited

Siège social

Édimbourg, Royaume-Uni

Fondé

2010

Taille

Emploie moins de 10 personnes et déclare un chiffre d'affaires inférieur à 1 million de livres, avec des actifs nets de 18,02 millions de livres selon le dernier dépôt (source : endole.co.uk).

Ce qu'ils font

Inch Cape Offshore Limited (ICOL) est dédié au développement de la production d'énergie éolienne en mer, se concentrant exclusivement sur le projet de parc éolien offshore Inch Cape. Cette initiative ambitieuse vise à exploiter l'énergie renouvelable grâce à un parc éolien d'une capacité de 1,1 GW comprenant 72 générateurs éoliens, chacun capable d'atteindre des hauteurs allant jusqu'à 274 mètres. Le projet est stratégiquement situé dans des profondeurs d'eau modérées, utilisant des turbines à fond fixe, et est soutenu par une licence de production d'électricité d'Ofgem (source : businessenergyuk.com). Les services d'ICOL englobent le développement de projets, la construction et les opérations et maintenance prévues, ciblant le marché de l'électricité au Royaume-Uni pour fournir de l'énergie verte aux foyers et aux entreprises dans le cadre de l'ambitieux objectif éolien offshore de l'Écosse de 11 GW d'ici 2030 (source : inchcapewind.com).

Projets et antécédents

Le principal objectif d'ICOL reste le parc éolien offshore Inch Cape, qui n'a pas encore achevé de projets mais est en phase de construction. Le projet a obtenu l'exclusivité de The Crown Estate en juin 2011, suite à un processus de sélection de site qui a débuté en 2008. Les étapes clés incluent l'obtention des autorisations offshore en 2014 pour une capacité initiale de 784 MW, qui devrait être portée à 1 080-1 100 MW (source : wikipedia.org). Les activités de construction en cours comprennent les travaux de la sous-station terrestre lancés en janvier 2024, l'installation du câble d'exportation sous-marin prévue pour 2025, et l'installation de monopieux par Jan De Nul, avec des opérations complètes ciblées pour 2027 (source : inchcapewind.com).

Développements récents

Au cours des deux dernières années, ICOL a atteint des jalons significatifs, notamment le début de la construction de la sous-station terrestre en janvier 2024 et plusieurs enregistrements de charges en janvier 2025. L'entreprise a également connu des changements dans sa direction, avec de nouvelles nominations de directeurs et un dépôt de déclaration de confirmation en février 2025 (source : wikipedia.org). De plus, l'entreprise a déménagé son bureau en avril 2025, reflétant ses ajustements opérationnels continus alors qu'elle se prépare pour les prochaines phases du projet Inch Cape (source : endole.co.uk).

Travailler là-bas

En tant qu'entreprise de petite taille avec moins de 10 employés, ICOL propose probablement des rôles spécialisés dans le développement de projets, l'ingénierie, la finance et le soutien juridique. L'entreprise opère depuis son siège à Édimbourg, où les activités de recrutement récentes ont été concentrées, y compris la nomination de nouveaux directeurs (source : endole.co.uk). Bien que les offres d'emploi spécifiques ne soient pas publiquement détaillées, les rôles peuvent s'aligner sur les besoins opérationnels de ses sociétés mères, Red Rock Renewables et ESB, qui disposent d'équipes et d'expertises plus larges dans les projets d'énergie renouvelable (source : inchcapewind.com).


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Job Description

Is this your chance to join the team operating one of Scotland's largest offshore wind farms?

Inch Cape is a 1080MW offshore wind farm situated 15km from the Angus coast in the North Sea. The power it generates will be transmitted 85 kilometres to a new substation at Cockenzie, in East Lothian from where it will enter the national transmission system. Inch Cape is a more than £3 billion infrastructure project that will make a significant contribution to the UK's carbon emissions reduction targets. Once complete its 72 turbines will generate enough electricity to power almost half the homes in Scotland.

The Performance Lead (O&M) is responsible for the monitoring, analysis, optimisation, and assurance of the operational performance across the windfarm during the O&M phase. The role turns operational data into engineering and commercial insight, supporting safe operation, high availability, accurate reporting, improved turbine and balance of plant performance, and long-term shareholder value for the Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm.

The Analyst is expected to:

  • Analyse SCADA and high frequency turbine data
  • Identify technical and operational issues affecting performance
  • Support continuous improvement and corrective action tracking
  • Improve tools, automation, and reporting processes
  • Provide performance evidence for operations, asset management and wider business function

This role is therefore both an engineering performance role and a business-critical assurance role, ensuring that the windfarm is not only generating safely and reliably, but that its performance is properly measured, challenged, and improved.

The role sits within the O&M organisation and acts as the focal point for technical and operational performance analytics. It supports the interface between field operations, turbine engineering, SCADA/OT, asset management, commercial teams, and senior leadership.

There are three main focal points of the role:

  1. Working directly with wind turbine SCADA, condition monitoring, and high frequency data to detect underperformance, degradation, and repeat issues.
  2. Supporting continuous improvement and operational readiness, including tool development, process automation, and new asset onboarding.
  3. Commercial and Regulatory validation such as generation reporting, market interface checks, subsidy/certificate support, or other data driven obligations that affect revenue and compliance.

Location: Around 3 days a week in the Montrose office and 2 days a week WFH

Responsibilities

Performance Monitoring and Technical Analysis

  • Lead routine monitoring of turbine and windfarm performance using SCADA, historian, condition monitoring, metering, and related operational datasets
  • Validate, cleanse, and analyse operational data to identify underperformance, abnormal trends, availability losses, derates, recurring faults, and early-stage component degradation
  • Perform turbine level and windfarm level performance assessments, including power-curve analysis, event analysis, downtime categorisation, loss accounting, and reliability trending
  • Distinguish between, technical losses, operational constraints, environmental impacts, and data quality issues to ensure accurate root-cause attribution
  • Support engineering teams with evidence-based recommendations to improve turbine, electrical, and balance of plant performance

Performance Optimisation and Continuous Improvement

  • Conduct proactive data-led analysis to identify opportunities to improve availability, reliability, maintainability, and energy yield
  • Track repeat defects, transient issues, and degradation patterns, and work with site teams to convert findings into corrective and preventative actions
  • Maintain and improve performance KPIs, dashboards, and action registers to support structural improvement plans
  • Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives that reduced forced outages, improve mean time to repair, and enhance energy production
  • Support benchmarking of asset performance against expected technical and operational baselines and, where appropriate, against wider fleet or market comparators

Data Quality, Reporting, and Assurance

  • Own or support the integrity of performance data used for operational, management, contractual, and shareholder reporting
  • Develop and maintain robust processes for data validation, exception handling, calculation governance, and audit trails
  • Produce regular operational performance reports covering technical availability, production losses, alarms, downtime drivers, energy yield, campaign effectiveness, and emerging risks
  • Ensure performance reporting is sufficiently controlled to support internal governance, lender / insurer queries, and external contractual interfaces where relevant
  • Challenge data anomalies arising from meter, SCADA systems, historian platforms, reports, or interfaces, and coordinate corrective action with technical and commercial stakeholders

Operational Support and Cross-Functional Collaboration

  • Work closely with offshore operations, turbine engineering, HV engineering, SCADA/OT, and asset management teams to interpret events and prioritise improvement actions
  • Contribute to site meetings by highlighting performance concerns, recommending interventions, and tracking action closure
  • Provide analytical support for inspections, serving campaigns, defect elimination plans, and major maintenance activities
  • Support operational readiness for new assets, service transitions, and in-housing activities by ensuring performance tools, processes, and reporting frameworks are established and functional
  • Provide concise technical insight to senior management, the Board, shareholders, lenders, insurers, and other key stakeholders as required

Tool, Model, and Process Development

  • Develop and improve analytical tools, automation workflows, dashboards, and models that increase the speed, quality, and scale of performance insight
  • Support integration of multiple data sources across SCADA, PI/historian systems, metering, work management systems, and commercial reporting tools
  • Improve repeatability and governance of core analytical outputs through standardised methods, version control, and documented assumptions
  • Promote adoption of industry leading analytical techniques and digital methods where they improve decision making and asset value
  • Support future digitalisation, predictive maintenance, and advanced analytics initiatives

Commercial and Regulatory Performance Support

  • Support the validation of data used for revenue critical and compliance related processes, such as generation reporting, metering reconciliation, performance guarantees, and market interface submissions where these sit within the assets operating model
  • Provide analytical support for contractual obligations including, where relevant, PPAs, subsidy/certification processes, and system operator interfaces
  • Ensure performance data and associated calculations are accurate, timely, and auditable were used for external settlement, claims, or compliance purposes
  • Work with commercial and regulatory colleagues to understand how technical performance affects project economics and contractual outcomes

Governance, Risk, and Change Control

  • Maintain appropriate governance for calculations, KPIs, data sources, assumptions, and performance methodologies
  • Escalate material performance risks promptly, including recurring losses, missing or unreliable data, reporting control weaknesses, or emerging asset degradation
  • Support incident investigations, warranty or contractor discussions, and management of change processes where performance data or analytical conclusions affect decisions
  • Ensure the role's output remains transparent, reproducible, and suitable for audit and assurance purposes

Skills

  • Strong analytical judgement grounded in evidence
  • Ability to convert data into practical engineering action
  • Clear communication from technical teams to Board level
  • High standards of data governance and reporting discipline
  • Commercial awareness of how technical performance drives value
  • Collaborative style across operations, engineering, and commercial teams
  • Continuous improvement mindset

Knowledge

  • Experience in operational analysis, performance engineering, reliability engineering, asset analytics, or similar work in offshore wind, onshore wind, power generation, utilities, or another safety-critical industrial environment
  • Experience handling SCADA, historian, metering, or condition monitoring datasets
  • Experience identifying underperformance trends, interpreting operational events, and supporting corrective action
  • Experience producing structured reports, dashboards, and analytical outputs for technical and non-technical stakeholders
  • Ability to work effectively across engineering, operations and commercial functions

Qualifications

  • Degree, HND, or equivalent higher qualification in Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, Data Analytics, Renewable Energy, or a closely related technical discipline
  • Strong analytical grounding in operational data, performance metrics, and root cause investigation

If you wish to make a big impact in renewables and being involved in this innovative project do not hesitate to apply.

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23 juillet 2026

27 juillet 2026

Temps plein

Hybride

Entreprise

Énergie éolienne

Inch Cape Offshore Limited

inchcapewind.com

  •  Montrose, Royaume-Uni

Experience in operational analysis or performance engineering in renewable energy

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