Carbon 60
Southwick, Hampshire
Job Specification Maritime Operations Officer (MOO) At Carbon60, people are at the core of what we do. We have initiatives in place to support you every step of the way. From employee assistance programmes to gym access on-site. We go the extra mile to ensure you feel your best at work with a manageable work-life balance. The UKMTO are looking for passionate, enthusiastic individuals to join the team who always strive to be 'On the Front Foot', looking for opportunities and creating the conditions for our success. Our Mission is to support maritime safety and security in the Gulf, Indian Ocean and Gulf of Guinea. Maritime Operation Officers provide 24/7/365 operational coverage, serving as the primary contact for merchant vessels in regions like the Red Sea, Indian Ocean, and Gulf of Guinea. Your role supports maritime security and global trade through seamless communication and data management, handling critical information, maintaining real-time vessel tracking in the Voluntary Reporting Area (VRA), and responding to emergencies with strong situational awareness and decision-making. Effective communication, sensitivity, adaptability with international stakeholders, and the use of advanced maritime reporting systems, adhering to military and civilian protocols, are essential for ensuring safety and security. Responsibilities As a MOO, you will be the primary contact for merchant vessels, manage maritime data, handle emergencies, record incidents, and communicate effectively with various stakeholders. Maritime Data Management: Collect, input, update, clean and maintain data from various sources in systems/databases. Perform regular data inspections, ensuring accuracy, completeness, and proper format. Collate and maintain maritime data to develop the 'White Shipping' picture. Communication and Coordination: Act as the initial contact for merchant vessels in designated transit areas. Handle emergency calls and liaise with vessels and maritime authorities. Maintain communication with customers, monitor chat and communication channels. Communicate effectively with external agencies and internal stakeholders, disseminating critical information and escalating issues as necessary. Liaise with United Kingdom Maritime Component Command (UKMCC), partner agencies, and outside authorities to ensure data and information meet requirements. Technical Support and Data Security Ensure all equipment is correctly configured and monitor UKMTO Information Systems (IS) performance. Troubleshoot issues related to data management tools or Information Systems (IS). Report any equipment degradation to the UKMTO SMOO. Ensure data is stored securely and access is restricted to authorised personnel. Follow organisational policies on data privacy and confidentiality. Person Specification Essential: A proactive attitude and inquisitive nature, with a record of accomplishment of problem-solving and meeting targets. Effective communication and interpersonal skills. An ability to follow laid down procedures and work calmly under pressure Level 2 Maths and English, or equivalent. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously, prioritising urgent matters. The ability to obtain and maintain a UK National Security Vetting, Security Check (SC) status. Desirable: Level 3 Data Technician Apprenticeship or proven experience and skills at an equivalent level (evidenced through a training provider skill scan). Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Strong organisational skills and multitasking ability. Good verbal and written communication skills; experience with military or civilian communication systems and protocols; cultural awareness and sensitivity in communication with foreign vessels and agencies. Capable of adjusting to changing scenarios and unexpected developments. Strong situational assessment skills in dynamic maritime environments; knowledge of maritime reporting procedures and systems like AIS. High accuracy in logging and maintaining information for effective communication and record-keeping. Understanding of data security and privacy protocols. Working Hours The MOO will work in a 24/7 operations room environment, working a block of 12-hour shifts from (Apply online only) in accordance with the set rota. Shifts will run on a 4/5 day cycle including days and nights. This position offers 33 days holiday, 21 days of this holiday will be preset in line with the rota. The remainder you will be able to book in line with personal preference at the managers' discretion (12 days). Role specifics Start date - ASAP Contract type - Permanent Base Location - Portsdown Technology Park, Portsmouth Supervision and Conditions Line management for the MOO's will sit with the Operations Centre Team Leader (OCTL). Day-to-day tasking and supervision will be carried out by the Senior Maritime Operations Officer (SMOO). The role will require flexibility in work hours, including nights, weekends, and public holidays as needed. Benefits Flexible benefits Our Flexible Benefit packages are designed to support your health and lifestyle at affordable costs. They are available for selection once per year during the Flexible Benefits Window. There are additional benefits you can receive via salary exchange which is a method of selecting benefits via a tax-efficient scheme. Managing your Workplace Savings Understanding your Total Reward Travel Insurance Dental Insurance Healthcare Cash Plan Health Assessments Critical Illness Insurance (Self and Partner) Private Medical Insurance Discount Dining Give As You Earn (charitable giving) Electric Vehicle Scheme - more information on this to be available soon Core Benefits Core benefits are also offered from the very first day you join Carbon60. They may change during the course of your career depending on certain criteria or role grade which is detailed in the terms of your employment. Pension Company-funded Life Assurance Lifestyle Benefits Calm App - Free access to the Calm app to assist meditation and sleep, reduce stress and improve focus and self-improvement. Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) - an extensive Employee Assistance Programme, often referred to as our EAP, available to all employees - and your family members, including children over the age of 16. It offers tools for coping with issues relating to stress & anxiety, relationships, alcohol & drugs, gambling, child and family support, and health. Employee discounts - access to a retail discount subscription offering a discounts platform. The Discount Platform is designed to help you save money every day. It offers a wide range of discounts, cashback and unbeatable savings at hundreds of high-street retailers. Offers cover food, groceries, insurance, entertainment, fashion, holidays, electricals and many more, which you can share with up to 5 of your friends and family too! If you have any questions or would like to learn more about the above position, please do not hesitate to reach out. Guidant, Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.
Job Specification Maritime Operations Officer (MOO) At Carbon60, people are at the core of what we do. We have initiatives in place to support you every step of the way. From employee assistance programmes to gym access on-site. We go the extra mile to ensure you feel your best at work with a manageable work-life balance. The UKMTO are looking for passionate, enthusiastic individuals to join the team who always strive to be 'On the Front Foot', looking for opportunities and creating the conditions for our success. Our Mission is to support maritime safety and security in the Gulf, Indian Ocean and Gulf of Guinea. Maritime Operation Officers provide 24/7/365 operational coverage, serving as the primary contact for merchant vessels in regions like the Red Sea, Indian Ocean, and Gulf of Guinea. Your role supports maritime security and global trade through seamless communication and data management, handling critical information, maintaining real-time vessel tracking in the Voluntary Reporting Area (VRA), and responding to emergencies with strong situational awareness and decision-making. Effective communication, sensitivity, adaptability with international stakeholders, and the use of advanced maritime reporting systems, adhering to military and civilian protocols, are essential for ensuring safety and security. Responsibilities As a MOO, you will be the primary contact for merchant vessels, manage maritime data, handle emergencies, record incidents, and communicate effectively with various stakeholders. Maritime Data Management: Collect, input, update, clean and maintain data from various sources in systems/databases. Perform regular data inspections, ensuring accuracy, completeness, and proper format. Collate and maintain maritime data to develop the 'White Shipping' picture. Communication and Coordination: Act as the initial contact for merchant vessels in designated transit areas. Handle emergency calls and liaise with vessels and maritime authorities. Maintain communication with customers, monitor chat and communication channels. Communicate effectively with external agencies and internal stakeholders, disseminating critical information and escalating issues as necessary. Liaise with United Kingdom Maritime Component Command (UKMCC), partner agencies, and outside authorities to ensure data and information meet requirements. Technical Support and Data Security Ensure all equipment is correctly configured and monitor UKMTO Information Systems (IS) performance. Troubleshoot issues related to data management tools or Information Systems (IS). Report any equipment degradation to the UKMTO SMOO. Ensure data is stored securely and access is restricted to authorised personnel. Follow organisational policies on data privacy and confidentiality. Person Specification Essential: A proactive attitude and inquisitive nature, with a record of accomplishment of problem-solving and meeting targets. Effective communication and interpersonal skills. An ability to follow laid down procedures and work calmly under pressure Level 2 Maths and English, or equivalent. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Ability to manage multiple tasks simultaneously, prioritising urgent matters. The ability to obtain and maintain a UK National Security Vetting, Security Check (SC) status. Desirable: Level 3 Data Technician Apprenticeship or proven experience and skills at an equivalent level (evidenced through a training provider skill scan). Strong analytical and problem-solving skills. Strong organisational skills and multitasking ability. Good verbal and written communication skills; experience with military or civilian communication systems and protocols; cultural awareness and sensitivity in communication with foreign vessels and agencies. Capable of adjusting to changing scenarios and unexpected developments. Strong situational assessment skills in dynamic maritime environments; knowledge of maritime reporting procedures and systems like AIS. High accuracy in logging and maintaining information for effective communication and record-keeping. Understanding of data security and privacy protocols. Working Hours The MOO will work in a 24/7 operations room environment, working a block of 12-hour shifts from (Apply online only) in accordance with the set rota. Shifts will run on a 4/5 day cycle including days and nights. This position offers 33 days holiday, 21 days of this holiday will be preset in line with the rota. The remainder you will be able to book in line with personal preference at the managers' discretion (12 days). Role specifics Start date - ASAP Contract type - Permanent Base Location - Portsdown Technology Park, Portsmouth Supervision and Conditions Line management for the MOO's will sit with the Operations Centre Team Leader (OCTL). Day-to-day tasking and supervision will be carried out by the Senior Maritime Operations Officer (SMOO). The role will require flexibility in work hours, including nights, weekends, and public holidays as needed. Benefits Flexible benefits Our Flexible Benefit packages are designed to support your health and lifestyle at affordable costs. They are available for selection once per year during the Flexible Benefits Window. There are additional benefits you can receive via salary exchange which is a method of selecting benefits via a tax-efficient scheme. Managing your Workplace Savings Understanding your Total Reward Travel Insurance Dental Insurance Healthcare Cash Plan Health Assessments Critical Illness Insurance (Self and Partner) Private Medical Insurance Discount Dining Give As You Earn (charitable giving) Electric Vehicle Scheme - more information on this to be available soon Core Benefits Core benefits are also offered from the very first day you join Carbon60. They may change during the course of your career depending on certain criteria or role grade which is detailed in the terms of your employment. Pension Company-funded Life Assurance Lifestyle Benefits Calm App - Free access to the Calm app to assist meditation and sleep, reduce stress and improve focus and self-improvement. Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) - an extensive Employee Assistance Programme, often referred to as our EAP, available to all employees - and your family members, including children over the age of 16. It offers tools for coping with issues relating to stress & anxiety, relationships, alcohol & drugs, gambling, child and family support, and health. Employee discounts - access to a retail discount subscription offering a discounts platform. The Discount Platform is designed to help you save money every day. It offers a wide range of discounts, cashback and unbeatable savings at hundreds of high-street retailers. Offers cover food, groceries, insurance, entertainment, fashion, holidays, electricals and many more, which you can share with up to 5 of your friends and family too! If you have any questions or would like to learn more about the above position, please do not hesitate to reach out. Guidant, Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.
Taylor Hopkinson Limited
Grimsby, Lincolnshire
400kV SAP needed for a Major Offshore Wind project in the United Kingdom. Responsibilities: Implement and ensure compliance with Electrical Safety Rules on site. Act as Senior Authorised Person for HV/MV/LV systems. Plan, manage, prepare, and execute electrical works offshore. Provide operational advice on high-voltage installations including WTG, offshore substations, and HV cables. Oversee safe commissioning of grid connections, substations, and associated MV/HV/LV equipment. Ensure safety, security, and integrity of the HV network. Coordinate MV/HV/LV commissioning activities during all construction phases. Take operational responsibility for an entire offshore substation. Manage outage planning and network control in collaboration with Control Engineers. Prepare, review, and check high-voltage switching schedules. Update MV/HV/LV schematic diagrams and ensure documentation accuracy. Conduct site inspections, safety audits, and worksite assessments for electrical matters. Coordinate with project management to communicate accurate progress updates. Manage and coordinate HV/MV/LV commissioning activities across the project. Liaise with external grid operators and participate in commissioning panel meetings. Review method statements relating to electrical tasks. Deliver technical advice and engineering support to working parties. Participate in FAT and SAT testing and provide related reports. Contribute to commissioning manuals, quality plans, and technical documents. Plan resources, work activities, and switching programs. Lead toolbox talks and safety briefings. Perform pre- and post-energization checks across the wind farm. Establish grounding, isolation zones, and worksite demarcation. Act as a Training Mentor and support staff authorizations and assessments. Carry out project-related administrative tasks. Use Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Outlook) for reporting and communication. Participate in both offshore and onshore work rotations if required. Be available for on-call responsibilities during certain work tasks. Work in adverse conditions or emergency scenarios when required. Requirements: Appropriate electrical qualification relevant to HV authorization (SAP level). Several years of experience in high-voltage operations and commissioning (400 kV). Offshore experience preferred. Minimum 3 years' experience working with onshore substation systems. Strong understanding of MV/HV/LV systems, switching, and commissioning. Up-to-date GWO and HUET with CA-EBS (as required by site). Able to meet offshore climbing gear weight limits (maximum 120 kg / 264 lb). Able to work a 14/14 offshore rotation. Capable of working in adverse weather and emergency environments. Must provide own iPhone compatible with required security software. Must allow installation of mandatory security management applications on any personal mobile device used for work. Must bring personal work clothing and offshore safety boots (additional PPE provided onsite).
400kV SAP needed for a Major Offshore Wind project in the United Kingdom. Responsibilities: Implement and ensure compliance with Electrical Safety Rules on site. Act as Senior Authorised Person for HV/MV/LV systems. Plan, manage, prepare, and execute electrical works offshore. Provide operational advice on high-voltage installations including WTG, offshore substations, and HV cables. Oversee safe commissioning of grid connections, substations, and associated MV/HV/LV equipment. Ensure safety, security, and integrity of the HV network. Coordinate MV/HV/LV commissioning activities during all construction phases. Take operational responsibility for an entire offshore substation. Manage outage planning and network control in collaboration with Control Engineers. Prepare, review, and check high-voltage switching schedules. Update MV/HV/LV schematic diagrams and ensure documentation accuracy. Conduct site inspections, safety audits, and worksite assessments for electrical matters. Coordinate with project management to communicate accurate progress updates. Manage and coordinate HV/MV/LV commissioning activities across the project. Liaise with external grid operators and participate in commissioning panel meetings. Review method statements relating to electrical tasks. Deliver technical advice and engineering support to working parties. Participate in FAT and SAT testing and provide related reports. Contribute to commissioning manuals, quality plans, and technical documents. Plan resources, work activities, and switching programs. Lead toolbox talks and safety briefings. Perform pre- and post-energization checks across the wind farm. Establish grounding, isolation zones, and worksite demarcation. Act as a Training Mentor and support staff authorizations and assessments. Carry out project-related administrative tasks. Use Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Outlook) for reporting and communication. Participate in both offshore and onshore work rotations if required. Be available for on-call responsibilities during certain work tasks. Work in adverse conditions or emergency scenarios when required. Requirements: Appropriate electrical qualification relevant to HV authorization (SAP level). Several years of experience in high-voltage operations and commissioning (400 kV). Offshore experience preferred. Minimum 3 years' experience working with onshore substation systems. Strong understanding of MV/HV/LV systems, switching, and commissioning. Up-to-date GWO and HUET with CA-EBS (as required by site). Able to meet offshore climbing gear weight limits (maximum 120 kg / 264 lb). Able to work a 14/14 offshore rotation. Capable of working in adverse weather and emergency environments. Must provide own iPhone compatible with required security software. Must allow installation of mandatory security management applications on any personal mobile device used for work. Must bring personal work clothing and offshore safety boots (additional PPE provided onsite).
