A day in the life of Iberdrola employees

Meet the day to day life of Iberdrola group employees

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We'll show you how some of the group's employees spend their working day. A first person narrative of a day in their working life.

Nuria Cortés 


Nuria Cortes is the Manager of the Distribution Lines project group. Video voice transcription  External link, opens in new window.

Nuria is Spanish but has been living in the United States for eight years. She is responsible for the Distribution Lines project group and is in charge of making distribution lines more resilient so that, in the event of a storm, power outages are reduced. 

Cameron Muir

Cameron Muir is a graduate of ScottishPower. Video voice transcription [PDF]

Cameron Muir is a 'global graduate' in onshore renewables and works in ScottishPower's sustainability and environment team. For him, the best project he has worked on so far is the recently decommissioned Hagshaw Hill wind farm in Scotland. That is why he recommends the opportunities offered by the Graduate Programme for those who are starting their professional career.

Andrea

Cameron Muir is a graduate of Iberdrola. Video voice transcription [PDF] 

Andrea tells us about her day-to-day work in the offshore Operation and Maintenance department. She is now working on the quality certification of East Anglia One, a huge offshore wind farm in the North Sea, with 102 wind turbines providing clean energy to 630,000 British families. 

Raquel Costa

Raquel Costa is from Neoenergia's Communications Department. Video voice transcription [PDF]

Raquel loves working at Neoenergia and tells us why: its opportunities for growth, both domestically and internationally, its capacity for innovation, its employment benefits, its volunteer programmes and its commitment to equal opportunities. 

Matt Steiner 

Matt Steiner works at RG&E. Video voice transcription [PDF]

Matt Steiner has been working at RG&E (part of Avangrid) for 12 years and is responsible for contractor management in relation to transmission lines through our vegetation management programme, as it is very important that transmission lines are kept free of vegetation. 

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