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他们的业务
维斯塔斯专注于风能技术,主要涉及陆上和海上风电机组。公司不涉及太阳能、能源储存、氢能或网络解决方案,除了集成在涡轮机中的软件(来源: vestas.com)。他们的核心产品包括三个平台:EnVentus、4 MW和2 MW型号,全球总装机容量达到170 GW。维斯塔斯还提供翻新涡轮机,适用于成本降低的项目,包括交付、运输和安装(来源: us.vestas.com)。他们的服务包括对159 GW和超过56,000台涡轮机的生命周期维护,拥有超过12,000名技术人员在71个国家工作,以及数字工具如VestasOnline和Scipher分析平台(来源: vestas.com)。目标市场涵盖85个国家的公用事业公司、独立能源生产商和开发商,使维斯塔斯成为行业内最大的涡轮机舰队(超过82,000台)的领先者(来源: vestas.com)。
项目与参考
维斯塔斯拥有强大的业绩记录,包括早期的Tunø Knob海上风电场,该项目在1990年代初期在丹麦的总容量为5 MW,且显示出比陆上项目高出15%的产出(来源: vestas.com)。在北美,维斯塔斯运营着如Rocky Hollow Wind等项目,得到1,680名技术人员的支持,并在俄勒冈州提供24/7监控(来源: rockyhollowwind.com)。维斯塔斯还为高容量项目提供涡轮机,其中V236-15.0 MW型号代表了从1979年30 kW原型的500倍容量提升(来源: vestas.com)。公司与85个国家的公用事业公司和开发商建立了合作伙伴关系,包括2024年对供应链的20亿美元支出(来源: us.vestas.com)。维斯塔斯在85个国家开展业务,在丹麦和美国(科罗拉多州)进行生产,并在71-78个国家扩展其服务(来源: rockyhollowwind.com)。
最新动态
在过去两年(2024-2025年),维斯塔斯将其V236-15.0 MW涡轮机推进到首次发电,突显了从1979年30 kW的基于软件的开发(来源: vestas.com)。公司报告称在美国/加拿大安装了超过49,000 MW,并在2024年对供应链的支出为20亿美元,强调了他们的市场主导地位(来源: us.vestas.com)。技术博客详细介绍了在模块化、高容量因子涡轮机和在固定价格协议下的收入最大化方面的进展,但没有报告新的合同、收购或融资轮(来源: vestas.com)。一段75周年品牌视频庆祝了到2020年的里程碑,但在2023年后没有提到新的奖项或认证(来源: video.vestas.com)。
在这里工作
维斯塔斯提供工程、生产、安装、服务(全球超过12,000名技术人员,北美超过1,680名,美国超过5,000名)、软件开发、数字分析、运营和供应链等职位,并在陆上增长中持续招聘(来源: vestas.com)。在丹麦奥胡斯(总部)、俄勒冈州波特兰(美国总部,监控)、德克萨斯州休斯顿、马萨诸塞州波士顿、科罗拉多州工厂和71个国家的现场进行积极招聘(来源: us.vestas.com)。文化强调安全作为首要任务,快速创新,每周软件发布,基于56,000多台涡轮机的数据驱动决策,以及与合作伙伴和客户的合作(来源: vestas.com)。记录的福利包括在可持续能源领域的职业发展,提供24/7运营支持的结构,暗示着强大的培训和工作安全(来源: vestas.com)。
最后更新于 5月 19, 2026 | 报告问题
Job Description
The Offshore HSE Coordinator is the onboard authority for Health, Safety, and Environmental compliance aboard the Service Operations Vessel and during offshore wind turbine service activities. Working closely with the SOV Shift Manager, Offshore Shift Supervisor, Lead Technician, and offshore personnel, the Offshore HSE Coordinator supports a safety-focused culture, validates safe systems of work, and ensures readiness for internal and external audits while supporting safe and controlled offshore work execution
Responsibilities
- Act as the offshore authority for HSE compliance, risk control, and audit readiness, ensuring no work proceeds unless HSE requirements are fully met.
- Ensure continuous compliance with all HSE expectations defined in the HSE Service Site Audit and maintain full audit readiness across all categories.
- Ensure site compliance with all applicable legal and regulatory requirements and with ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 standards.
- Exercise clear stop‑work authority for any unsafe condition, procedural deviation, or change in risk profile offshore.
- Review and validate AWPs, RAMS, work permits, and lifting plans to ensure they are accurate, current, approved, and reflect real task hazards and controls.
- Ensure technicians have access to, understand, and comply with all required HSE documentation including procedures, WTSR guidance, confined space assessments, and rescue plans.
- Co-lead daily toolbox talks onboard the SOV, ensuring safety messages are relevant, understood, and documented.
- Conduct and document scheduled and ad‑hoc HSE inspections onboard the SOV and within turbines, covering PPE, tools, equipment, facilities, and work processes.
- Maintain and execute inspection programs for rigging, ladders, PPE, fire extinguishers, rescue kits, gas detectors, electrical safety equipment, first aid kits, and emergency response equipment.
- Ensure emergency response plans are current, accessible, and understood, and coordinate, execute, and document required emergency drills including fire, medical, man‑down, confined space, and up‑tower rescues.
- Ensure all hazards, near misses, environmental events, and incidents are reported, investigated, documented, and closed out with effective corrective actions.
- Maintain complete and accurate HSE documentation including training matrices, inspection records, meeting minutes, self‑audits, emergency drill documentation, and action tracking.
- Lead weekly safety meetings and track all actions through to completion.
- Deliver HSE orientation for all new crew members, contractors, visitors, and third‑party personnel boarding the SOV.
- Ensure full compliance with WTSR requirements, validating safe systems of work, electrical boundaries, isolations, and control measures prior to work start.
- Provide electrical safety oversight by verifying correct application of WTSR principles, safe working practices, and technician readiness.
- Ensure safe working‑at‑height practices, including correct selection, inspection, certification, and use of fall‑protection and rescue equipment.
- Maintain environmental compliance programs including waste management, spill prevention, SDS control, chemical storage, and secondary containment.
- Act as the HSE gatekeeper during planning activities by reviewing upcoming work scopes, identifying risks, and validating required controls before execution.
- Serve as the HSE representative in planning meetings, coordination discussions, and incident investigations.
- Work closely with the Area HSE Manager to support the implementation, communication, and integration of area‑wide HSE initiatives, standards, and improvement programs at site level.
- Coordinate with customer HSE representatives and the vessel HSE organization to ensure alignment on HSE expectations, rules, procedures, and emergency arrangements.
- Ensure all offshore personnel maintain valid and current certifications including GWO BST/ART, WTSR, rescue, First Aid/CPR/AED, fire safety, and other relevant training.
- Promote continuous improvement through analysis of trends, audit findings, lessons learned, and effectiveness of implemented controls
- Support vessel leadership during internal and external audits and ensure readiness for the annual HSE Service Site Audit.
- Promote a healthy, open safety culture by coaching personnel, encouraging timely reporting, and supporting risk-based decision-making offshore
Competencies
- Ability to manage all HSE compliance programs, documentation, inspections, and audit preparedness
- Ability to conduct incident investigations, determine root causes, and implement corrective and preventive actions.
- Ability to interpret and apply ISO 45001, ISO 14001, regulatory requirements, HSE procedures, and WTSR guidance.
- Ability to conduct emergency drills and participate in up-tower rescue practice and confined space simulations
- Ability to climb turbines and perform inspections at height and within confined spaces.
- Ability to deliver effective HSE training, orientations, toolbox talks, and coaching sessions.
Requirements
- Relevant HSE education, certification, or equivalent experience (OSHA, NEBOSH, GWO BST/ART, or similar).
- Solid knowledge of ISO 45001 and ISO 14001 requirements
- Experience in offshore wind, maritime operations, or wind HSE roles.
- Solid incident investigation, root-cause analysis, and corrective-action implementation capability
- Solid understanding of WTSR requirements and electrical safety principles
- Proficiency with HSE systems such as Sphera/IMS, Enablon, SuccessFactors, DMS, and standard digital platforms.
- Ability to read, interpret, and validate AWPs, RAMS, confined space assessments, WTSR documentation, rescue plans, and technical instructions.
- Effective communication, coordination, and facilitation skills
This role is primarily performed onboard a Service Operations Vessel (SOV) at sea and within offshore wind turbines. Work areas may include confined spaces, elevated locations, and marine environments. Noise levels can range from moderate to high, depending on operational activity and equipment use. Motion from sea swells should be expected while aboard the vessel.
Living and working conditions may vary based on the specific SOV configuration. Typical vessel accommodations may include sleeping quarters, restroom and shower facilities, meal service, and shared or designated recreational areas. These conditions are not guaranteed and may differ by vessel or assignment.
The work schedule for this position is Mon-Fri when onshore (prior to offshore operations commencing). During offshore operations, the work schedule will be a rotating 2 weeks on/off, or 3 weeks on/off depending on the project requirements. Expected travel is 100%.
Pay range:
Base pay $32-38/hr, and may include additional allowances and bonus.
Our commitment to a fair hiring
At Vestas, we evaluate all candidates solely based on their professional experience, education, and relevant skills. To support a fair recruitment process, we kindly ask that you remove any photos, dates of birth or graduation, gender pronouns, marital status, or other personal information not relevant to the role before submitting your CV/resume. Your CV/resume should focus on your professional and educational background, along with the necessary contact details (email and phone number). We train our hiring teams in inclusive evaluation and regularly review process outcomes to ensure fairness.
DEIB Statement
At Vestas, we recognize the value of diversity, equity, and inclusion in driving innovation and success. We strongly encourage individuals from all backgrounds to apply, particularly those who may hesitate due to their identity or feel they do not meet every criterion. As our CEO states, "Expertise and talent come in many forms, and a diverse workforce enhances our ability to think differently and solve the complex challenges of our industry". Your unique perspective is what will help us powering the solution for a sustainable, green energy future.
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2026年8月19日
2026年8月19日
全职
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US$32–38 每小时
- 布鲁克林,纽约,美国
Relevant experience in offshore wind or HSE roles
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