FAQs
What is the main purpose of the Energy Specialist position at RPS?
The main purpose of the Energy Specialist position is to assist clients in the planning, development, and delivery of projects across the Energy Sector, including areas such as On & Off Shore Wind, Solar, Hydro, Carbon Capture & Storage, and Battery Energy Storage Systems.
What qualifications are required for the Energy Specialist position?
Candidates must have tertiary qualifications in construction, engineering, commercial, or a related field.
How much experience is required for this role?
A minimum of 10 years of post-graduate related work experience is required for the Energy Specialist position.
What type of work environment does RPS provide?
RPS provides a diverse and inclusive work environment along with flexible work options, including remote work, part-time, and job share options.
Are there opportunities for career advancement within RPS?
Yes, RPS offers opportunities for career advancement and professional development within the organization.
What are some of the benefits offered to employees at RPS?
Benefits include flexible working arrangements, paid parental and partner leave, well-being benefits, study assistance, and professional memberships.
What communication skills are expected from an Energy Specialist?
Strong presentation, communication, and leadership skills are essential for the Energy Specialist role, along with the ability to build and maintain relationships with stakeholders.
Is previous experience in the Energy Sector required?
Yes, previous client, consultant, or contractor side experience in the Energy Sector is a requirement for this role.
What types of project delivery methods should candidates be familiar with?
Candidates should have a strong understanding and proven experience with a range of contract forms, including EPC, PPP, and D&C.
How does RPS support employees' well-being?
RPS offers well-being benefits such as health insurance discounts and vaccinations to support employees' overall health and wellness.