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EWI is supporting a major global wind energy organisation with the recruitment of Onsite Logistics Coordinators for wind construction projects across the United States and Canada.
This is a site-based position responsible for coordinating the safe and efficient movement, delivery and tracking of wind turbine components, equipment and materials. You will work closely with site construction, logistics, HSE and quality teams to ensure components arrive when required and projects remain on schedule.
Key Responsibilities
Coordinate wind turbine component and material deliveries to active construction sites.
Manage and communicate delivery schedules in line with construction programmes and project priorities.
Coordinate transportation from ports, staging areas and laydown yards to project sites.
Support site access, unloading, receiving and movement of turbine components and equipment.
Track turbine components, materials and equipment across the project.
Maintain accurate inventory, delivery and transportation records.
Support the organisation and management of site laydown yards.
Coordinate with transport providers, crane teams, construction teams and site management.
Identify potential delivery delays, logistical risks and operational issues and help resolve them before they impact construction.
Ensure logistics activities comply with project HSE, quality and operational requirements.
Support day-to-day material requests, equipment movements and special deliveries.
Attend project meetings and provide logistics updates, forecasts and site-readiness information.
Support continuous improvement initiatives to improve logistics efficiency and project performance.
Candidate Requirements
We are looking for candidates with:
1+ years experience within wind construction.
1+ years experience within logistics, transportation or supply chain.
Previous experience working on active construction sites, ideally within the wind industry.
Understanding of turbine component delivery, receiving, laydown or material management.
Strong planning, organisation and communication skills.
Ability to coordinate multiple deliveries and changing site priorities.
Strong safety and quality mindset.
Experience identifying and resolving logistics or operational issues.
Ability to work with construction, HSE, quality, crane and logistics teams.
Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office 365.
Ability to work in outdoor construction, port and laydown-yard environments.
Willingness to travel and work extended project hours when required.
Working Pattern
Approximately 10 hours per day / 6 days per week, depending on project requirements.
Rotation may be available on certain projects, typically with a minimum 4 weeks on / 1 week off.
Candidates must be comfortable working on active wind construction sites and travelling between projects when required.
Certifications / Training
Relevant project training may include:
First Aid / CPR
LOTO
NFPA 70E / CSA Z462
HAZCOM / GHS / WHMIS
Materials Handling / Safe Lifting
PPE
Driver Safety
Fire Prevention
Hot Work
Confined Space
Respiratory Protection
Site Safety Orientation
ASP Construction Safety Training - required for Quebec projects where applicable
Canada Requirements
English is required. French is required for Quebec-based assignments.
Candidates working in Canada must also meet the relevant immigration, work-authorisation and provincial project requirements.
ewi is committed to equality in the workplace and is an equal opportunity employer. ewi is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.
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