Engineer-Asset Management

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Duties and Responsibilities

Contract Administration & Performance Management: Act as the primary technical and commercial liaison overseeing third-party O&M contractors to ensure compliance with SLAs, availability targets (e.g., 97%), insurance, and statutory requirements. Financial Oversight & Cost Control: Review, challenge, and manage OEM repair scopes, major component replacements, variation orders, and monthly invoices to protect asset ROI.

Technical Operations & Monitoring: Audit real-time SCADA and Condition Monitoring System (CMS) data to track asset health, resolve root causes of unplanned downtime, and direct emergency response actions. Safety, Regulatory & Grid Compliance: Enforce strict Health, Safety, and Environmental (HSE) standards, DOLE regulations (including DO 174), Grid Code requirements, and right-of-way (ROW) clearance.

Asset Optimization & Reporting: Maintain long-term Asset Management Plans (AMP), analyze lost energy trends (LEA), manage spare parts inventory, and evaluate technical retrofits to maximize generation yield.

Minimum Qualifications

Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical, Mechanical, or Renewable Energy Engineering; Professional Engineering license, PMP, IAM, or GWO certifications are highly desirable. Minimum 3–5 years of hands-on experience in O&M or asset management for utility-scale wind energy projects. Proven background managing complex O&M/OEM contracts (e.

g., Full Scope Availability Agreements/LTSAs), technical cost control, budgeting, and contractor dispute resolution. Strong technical expertise in wind turbine technology, high-voltage substations, protection systems, power transmission lines, technical drawing reviews, and civil cost estimation. BOSH/COSH certified with deep working knowledge of high-voltage safety practices as well as DOLE, DOE, and DENR regulatory standards.