In this role, the person is a link between the offshore wind project and members of the local fishing community. They will be required to feed back to the concerns of fishers and try to alleviate these. They can also be involved in observation studies of fishing to get an understanding of what activities take place in the area.

Works with the local community on behalf of the developer to answer questions on the proposed project. Can focus on specific audiences, like the fishing community, or be more general. Supplies information and gives opportunities to engage.

Coordinates and tracks compliance with environmental permits and regulations, ensuring wind energy projects meet required standards.

Maintains, repairs and replaces systems and components. They identify and resolve technical problems and make sure the turbine is working properly.

Manages noise and vibration impacts from wind turbines and works to minimise potential disturbances.

Specialises in the design and installation of cables, on land or subsea for offshore wind farms, ensuring reliable and efficient power transmission.

Forms an integral part of the construction and operations phases and is typically required to oversee and report on all the electrical operational, installation and safety requirements for the project.

Responsible for service and maintenance work on all wind turbines and associated hydraulic and mechanical equipment.

Conduct studies to identify the most appropriate locations for wind turbines, analysing data on wind speeds and patterns, designing and testing wind turbine components.

A specialised type of engineer who works specifically on the design and analysis of wind turbine structures. Wind turbines are complex machines that must be built in the most sustainable and efficient way possible.

Designs and plans large infrastructure projects, such as wind farm foundations, access roads, and crane paths and pads.

Works on the electronic systems used to operate and monitor the turbine. They ensure the turbines can be operated remotely.

Scientists who study rocks, minerals, fossils and other geological materials. They have an important role in developing wind farms as they examine the soil and terrain for the proposed site.

Designs and plans the integration of electricity produced by wind farms into the electrical grid.