High Voltage Work Planner
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Job Description
Job Description Job profile: High voltage work planner Job title Work planner High voltage Department Onshore EPC Reports To Project leader High voltage Purpose of the position The High Voltage Work Planner ensures optimal technical and organisational preparation of high-voltage projects. He/she ensures that work can be carried out safely, efficiently and according to schedule, quality requirements and laws and regulations. Core Tasks And Responsibilities Work preparation Preparation of work on high-voltage installations (stations and cables) Drafting and elaboration of work plans, implementation methods and schedules Translating designs and specifications into executable activities Drawing up work instructions, transition plans and task risk analyses Technical support Technical elaboration and checking of drawings, diagrams and documentation Coordinating with engineering on design changes and feasibility Identifying technical bottlenecks and making proposals for improvements Identifying risks and devising control measures Safety & quality Ensuring compliance with safety regulations (VCA, Arbo, BEI/VIAG) Preparation and verification of safety documents (LMRA, work permits) Quality assurance in accordance with standards, procedures and customer requirements Planning & logistics Drawing up and monitoring detailed schedules Coordination of material requirements, equipment and personnel Coordinating orders, deliveries and availability of resources Drawing up and monitoring work plans and methods Communication & coordination Coordination with project management, contractors and technicians Maintaining contact with suppliers, subcontractors and network operators Support in work meetings and toolbox meetings Administration & documentation Maintaining project administration and technical files Processing changes, revisions and delivery documentation Support with delivery and transfer to management and maintenance Powers Identifying and proposing changes in planning and implementation Deploying and reserving materials and resources within project agreements Stopping or adjusting work in the event of safety risks Job Requirements Education MBO-4 or HBO working and thinking level Education in Electrical Engineering, Energy Engineering or similar Experience At least 3 years of experience in work preparation within technical infrastructure Experience with high-voltage installations (≥25 kV) is a strong advantage Experience with projects in a complex, regulated environment Knowledge High-voltage installations, substations and grids Technical drawings, diagrams and documentation systems Laws and regulations (BEI, NEN, Arbo, VCA) Competencies Structured and accurate Strong organization and planning Communicative and cooperative Safety-conscious and quality-oriented Problem-solving and proactive Working conditions Alternation between office and project locations Occasional work outside regular office hours Mandatory safety training and medical examinations Development opportunities Advancement to Senior Work Planner or Project Leader Specialisation in high-voltage substations, cables or lines Training and certifications within high voltage and project control Interested? We look forward receiving your application. In case you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us immediately via [email protected] Recruitment agency disclaimer Reynard does not accept unsolicited applications from recruitment agencies. Acquisition to Reynard or any Reynard employee is not appreciated
Core Responsibilities
Prepare high-voltage installation projects by translating designs into executable work plans, methods, schedules, instructions, and risk controls. Coordinate technical, safety, quality, material, personnel, and documentation requirements with project teams, contractors, suppliers, and network operators.
Requirements
Requires MBO-4 or HBO-level education in Electrical Engineering, Energy Engineering, or a similar field, and at least three years of work-preparation experience in technical infrastructure. Knowledge of high-voltage installations, technical documentation, and relevant safety regulations is required; experience with installations of 25 kV or higher is a strong advantage.
About Reynard High Voltage Solutions
Industry: Services for Renewable Energy
Company size: 501-1,000 employees
When your high-voltage project depends on safe, reliable connections, you need specialists who get every connection right. Reynard supports offshore and onshore energy projects with specialist high-voltage services. Whether you need termination and testing, ready-terminated and tested HV cables, maintenance, fault-finding, or rapid-response support, our teams provide the craftsmanship to keep your project moving. Since 2011, we have helped connect thousands of offshore wind turbines. Today, we bring that same precision and practical experience to substations, industrial connections and battery energy storage systems onshore. We assemble and test ready-terminated and tested HV cables at our facility in Nieuw-Vennep (near Amsterdam). This reduces the amount of specialist work required on site or offshore, helping you save valuable installation time and reduce project risk. These cable solutions also support the move among TSOs and DSOs toward standardised, modular substations and grid connections, helping accelerate large-scale upgrades to electricity networks. Looking for high-voltage expertise? You can rely on our active workforce of more than 400 HV and FO jointers. Looking to build your career in high voltage? At the Reynard Academy, you can develop the technical skills, safety awareness and craftsmanship needed to work on some of the world’s most demanding energy projects. Through realistic, hands-on training and continuous development, we prepare both experienced technicians and the next generation of HV specialists to perform safely and confidently in the field. Whether you are looking for a trusted high-voltage service partner or the opportunity to become one of our specialists, let’s talk.