Our mission is to become the pan-Wales developer of community-owned clean energy infrastructure in Wales, working with local organisations, public agencies and commercial partners to enable communities to take greater control of our energy for a more resilient Wales. We aim to achieve this mission by

Developing renewable energy assets that provide opportunities for local ownership, surplus revenues for community benefit funds and, where feasible, reduced long-term costs to local consumers.
Providing support to other community energy organisations in Wales to develop their projects either as mentors or through our consultancy services.
Promoting the growth of the community energy sector in association with Community Energy Wales CEW , public and third sector agencies.
Lead the delivery of low-carbon technology projects from feasibility through to commissioning and operational handover.
Manage a pipeline of projects of varying scales, budgets, resources and risks to ensure projects are delivered safely, on time and within budget (installation costs typically ranging from £10k to c.£300k).
Oversee project development activities including site assessments, technical surveys, grid connection applications (G98/G99) and securing any necessary statutory consents.
Procure and manage contractors, suppliers and professional services, ensuring cost-effective delivery and value for money.
Monitor project progress, milestones and expenditure, providing regular reports to the Development Manager and other stakeholders, as required.
Maintain project contracts, governance and documentation, ensuring appropriate quality assurance and record keeping throughout the project lifecycle.
Coordinate commissioning, testing and operational handover, ensuring all contractual, technical and regulatory requirements are met.
Support the monitoring and evaluation of newly installed renewable energy / low-carbon technologies.
Ensure compliance with relevant health and safety, environmental, technical and regulatory requirements.

Essential:
Experience of planning and managing physical construction or services installations projects from development through to delivery and completion
Experience of managing project budgets, programmes, contractors and suppliers
Experience of working with a range of project parties, including client stakeholder organisations, service providers, end customers, and statutory bodies.
Strong organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple projects and priorities
Excellent written and verbal communication skills
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Holding relevant recognised technical and/or project management qualifications.
Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications, particularly Excel and Word
Genuine interest in renewable energy, sustainability and community energy
Full UK driving licence, own car, and willingness to travel for work purposes within Wales
Understanding of renewable energy and low-carbon technologies, particularly solar PV systems
Experience of delivering renewable energy or low-carbon technology projects
Knowledge of grid connection processes, including G98 and G99 applications
Experience of working with community organisations, social enterprises or community energy groups
Knowledge of development control, building regulations, other permitting and regulatory requirements for renewable energy projects
Ability to communicate through the medium of Welsh

Ynni Teg Cyf. (Fair Energy Ltd) is a community benefit society whose primary object is to develop renewable energy projects for the benefit of communities in Wales.

Starting salary:- Between £32,000 £36,000, plus car allowance, subject to experience (based on 30 hours/week)
Occasional evening work, weekend days and overnight stays away from home with advance notice.

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