Main requirements
Bachelor's degree in Mechanical, Electrical, Instrumentation Engineering or a related technical discipline. Equivalent technical qualifications with relevant experience may also be considered.
Minimum 5 years of relevant experience in equipment preservation, commissioning or maintenance within power generation, oil & gas, renewable energy or industrial construction projects. 7 years of experience is preferred.
Previous experience in Wind Power Plant (WPP) construction, commissioning or maintenance projects is highly preferred.
Good knowledge of preservation requirements for Wind Turbine Generators (WTGs) and Balance of Plant (BoP) equipment.
Understanding of OEM preservation procedures, equipment storage requirements, corrosion prevention, moisture control and extended standstill requirements.
Experience in developing and implementing preservation plans, procedures, inspection schedules and technical documentation.
Experience working with Mechanical Completion (MC), Inspection and Test Records (ITRs), punch lists and equipment handover documentation.
Knowledge of Proverlis or other project completion management systems is an advantage.
Good knowledge of applicable engineering standards, project specifications, OEM manuals and equipment preservation requirements.
Good computer skills, particularly in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word and Outlook).
Fluent English, both written and spoken. Knowledge of Russian and/or Kazakh is an advantage.
Strong coordination, communication, analytical and reporting skills.
Ability to work independently and coordinate with multidisciplinary teams, contractors and OEM representatives.
Relevant HSE training and valid Working at Height and Rescue certifications, where applicable to assigned duties.

Main responsibilities

Develop, implement and maintain the Project Preservation Plan in accordance with project specifications, applicable standards, and OEM requirements.
Coordinate and supervise preservation activities for Wind Turbine Generators (WTGs) and Balance of Plant (BoP) equipment from receipt and storage through installation, pre-commissioning, commissioning and handover.
Prepare and maintain equipment-specific preservation procedures, inspection checklists, schedules and registers.
Monitor equipment storage and site conditions, ensuring proper protection against corrosion, moisture, dust, temperature variations and other environmental factors.
Coordinate and verify OEM-recommended preservation activities, including lubrication, inspections, battery maintenance, moisture control and equipment rotation, where applicable.
Conduct regular inspections and audits to verify compliance with approved preservation procedures and identify potential equipment deterioration or preservation deficiencies.
Maintain accurate preservation records, including inspection reports, checklists, photographs, environmental logs and equipment status registers.
Coordinate with WTG and BoP suppliers, OEM representatives, Construction, Commissioning, Logistics and Quality teams to ensure proper execution of preservation activities.
Monitor preservation schedules and validity periods, ensuring timely inspections, re-preservation and corrective actions when required.
Identify and report non-conformities, preservation deficiencies and potential warranty risks, ensuring appropriate corrective actions are implemented and closed out.
Coordinate preservation requirements with the Mechanical Completion (MC) process and maintain equipment status and documentation in Proverlis or the approved project completions system.
Ensure proper de-preservation and reinstatement of equipment before testing, energisation and commissioning activities.
Prepare regular preservation progress reports and support Client inspections, audits and equipment handover activities.
Ensure compliance with project HSE requirements, including Permit to Work (PTW), LOTO, working at height and other applicable safety procedures.

Preservation Engineer