Expertise
Eight areas, all grounded in field practice on the grid operator's side.
High and extra-high voltage substations
End-to-end substation projects: feasibility studies, detailed engineering, procurement, construction supervision and commissioning. Review and verification of substation engineering studies.
Overhead, underground and submarine links
Electricity transmission link projects: overhead lines, underground cables and submarine cables. Review of technical choices and specifications, monitoring of delivery.
Protection and control
Digital substation and IEC 61850 architectures. Technical evaluation and benchmarking of the major suppliers' protection and control solutions.
Grid maintenance and operations
Maintenance policies for transmission networks, operational performance management, leading technical and organisational change.
Project management
Management of grid infrastructure projects: planning, stakeholder coordination, cost and schedule control, site supervision, including as resident project manager abroad. Leadership of large teams in complex environments.
FIDIC contracts
Delivery of projects under FIDIC contracts: Red Book (construction to the employer's design), Pink Book (multilateral development bank harmonised edition), Yellow Book (plant and design-build), Silver Book (EPC/turnkey). Reading the allocation of responsibilities and risks specific to each form, monitoring contract performance.
Employer's Representative and due diligence
Employer's Representative in the FIDIC sense, owner's engineering and independent technical project review, for transmission system operators, utilities and public institutions.
Development finance and international markets
Support to infrastructure programmes financed by international development banks and funding agencies, within their specific requirements. Knowledge of the global grid equipment market: supplier positioning, technology trends, cost structures across regions.
Assignments worldwide, in English, French or Spanish.
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