Offshore Wind Project Management
The Offshore Wind sector is expected to grow rapidly in the coming years. This growth can only be powered by project managers with the knowledge and skills to carry out the construction and maintenance of wind energy plants.
offshore operations
Led by the experienced Electrical Engineer and consultant Heiko Heinen, this intensive online seminar and Q&A session is designed to give electrical engineers, campaign planners, project managers, installers and technicians insight into the planning, construction, maintenance and review requirements expected by leading European wind energy firms. Acceptance into the workshop is based on prior qualifications, experience, and the transferability of skills into the wind energy market.
| Theme | Length |
|---|---|
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Construction |
60 minutes |
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Maintenance |
60 minutes |
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Industry Standards |
60 minutes |
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Q&A |
30 minutes |
Engineering for new offshore wind turbines under construction
- Support and supervision of contractors for the construction and maintenance of wind turbines in the field of electrical engineering and ancillary trades.
- Supervision of commissioning work for a new wind turbine until completion of the technical installations.
- Review of the planning tasks during implementation with subsequent technical acceptance and documentation for release for commercial processing.
Engineering for the maintenance of offshore wind turbines in operation
- Selection of personnel requirements for maintenance servicing
- Examination of the offers for the planned execution before the work is carried out
- Supervision of the daily processes in the course of repairs
- Execution of personnel processes in the area of work permits
- Material procurement and good work supervision practices
Offshore Wind Industry Standards
- Requirements for offshore work according to GWO standards
- Physical and medical requirements
- Environmental protection and behavioural expectations
- Best Practices to contact implementing companies
- Overview of the companies that serve the various fields of work
- Typical daily rates & employment conditions
About the Trainer
Heiko Heinen graduated as a master electrician before holding positions of responsibility for energy suppliers such EWE and swb-Bremen. Throughout his 40 year career he has been Head of the Examination Board for Electrical Engineers for Energy and Building Services as well as an Assessor on the Examination Board for Electrical Engineering Master Craftsman courses. He is an accredited Offshore Project Engineer, a certified Electrotechnical Project Engineer and currently holds switching authorisation for electrical systems of up to 110 KV. As owner of H2TC, his experience as an engineering technician includes supervising energy plants in both the onshore and offshore sector.