HV Cable Jointer – Onshore (USA)

Role Definition

We are currently seeking a qualified and experienced High Voltage (HV) Cable Jointer for an onshore-based role supporting the landfall and grid connection works of a major offshore wind project located in Long Island, New York. The assignment is expected to run from July 2025 through November 2025, with potential for extension.

Project Context:

This position supports critical onshore operations tied to the electrical infrastructure of a large-scale offshore wind farm. The work includes jointing and termination activities on land cables connecting the offshore wind energy to the local transmission grid.

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform jointing and termination work on HV underground land cables.

• Ensure all operations are performed in accordance with U.S. safety standards and project specifications.

• Collaborate with engineering and on-site installation teams to ensure timely and compliant execution.

• Handle various joint types, including optical fiber and terminations with different conductor materials (Alu, Cu, Cu Em, Milliken).

• Maintain accurate documentation of all jointing work performed.

Certifications / Requirements:

• Work Authorization: Candidates must have legal authorization to work in the U.S.

• OSHA 30-hour Construction Safety and Health Certification (mandatory for onshore U.S. construction sites)

• Valid HV electrical certification from a recognized body (EU or U.S.)

• Offshore survival or electrical safety training (e.g., BOSIET, GWO) is a plus, but not required for this onshore role.

Language Requirements:

• English: Mandatory (professional working level)

Technical Experience Required:

• Proven experience with:

  • 90kV

  • 132kV

  • 220kV land cable systems

• Competency in jointing technologies for:

  • Copper and aluminum conductors

  • Milliken construction

  • Screened and unscreened cables

  • Integration of optical fiber elements

Assignment Details:

• Location: Long Island, New York (onshore site)

• Start Date: July 2025

• End Date: Approx. November 2025

• Schedule: Full-time, on-site presence required during key phases of construction