Marine Project Manager

Key Responsibilities: Manage marine infrastructure, terminal, berth, dredging, vessel support, and waterfront projects from initiation through closeout. Develop project scopes, schedules, budgets, execution plans, and risk assessments. Conduct marine assurance reviews, vessel or berth simulations, and supporting technical assessments as required. Coordinate with Engineering, Operations, Maintenance, HSSE, Commercial, contractors, and regulatory agencies. Monitor project progress, costs, schedules, and performance, providing regular updates to leadership. Manage contractors and vendors, including bid evaluations, procurement coordination, contract administration, and performance monitoring. Coordinate project activities to minimize disruption to ongoing marine operations and support vessel logistics and operational readiness. Ensure compliance with applicable maritime regulations, environmental requirements, safety standards, and project permits. Participate in hazard assessments, audits, inspections, and emergency preparedness activities. Maintain project documentation, change logs, cost records, lessons learned, and closeout reports.

Work Environment and Physical Requirements: Combination of office, field, terminal, shipyard, and marine environments. Domestic and international travel may be required. Ability to work extended hours during critical project phases. Ability to board vessels via gangways, climb stairways exceeding 200 steps, and ascend vertical ladders reaching 40 feet or more. Ability to lift up to 30 pounds and work outdoors in varying weather and marine conditions.