Project Manager (Portsmouth)

Job Title: Project Manager Project: Large-Scale U.S. Offshore Wind Development Position Overview A major U.S. utility and renewable energy company is seeking a Marine Warranty Surveyor Project Manager to support a large-scale offshore wind project. This project involves the construction and installation of over 150 wind turbine generators , multiple offshore substations , and associated subsea cables and equipment. The Project Manager will report to the Manager, Site Construction Offshore Wind and will work closely with the projects Marine Warranty Surveyor. The role will oversee the day-to-day offshore work scopes, including the planning and installation of foundations (FOUs), transition pieces (TPs), wind turbine generators (WTGs), offshore substations (OSS), and inter-array/export cables. This position requires strong coordination with contractors, package managers, marine coordinators, and the Health & Safety team to ensure the safe, timely, and budget-compliant execution of project activities. Key Responsibilities Liaise with the Marine Warranty Surveyor to oversee transport, storage, and installation activities, ensuring compliance with health, safety, environmental, marine, and quality standards. Support Package Managers to ensure contractor compliance with installation and commissioning scopes of work. Ensure documents are submitted, reviewed, and approved in coordination with the Marine Warranty Surveyor. Collaborate with the Health & Safety Manager and Marine Warranty Surveyor to conduct inspections, audits, and emergency preparedness drills. Verify turnover documentation is completed per contract and made available to relevant stakeholders. Work with insurance and risk teams to ensure third-party technical reviews and approvals for high-value, high-risk marine construction activities. Participate in site walk-downs and prepare activity status reports. Review, prepare, and coordinate detailed construction schedules. Coordinate work across packages and contractors to proactively identify, escalate, and resolve potential issues before delays occur. Qualifications & Requirements Education: Minimum High School diploma required. Experience: 10+ years in offshore construction or commissioning projects. 5+ years in offshore wind construction. Direct experience working offshore on vessels with Marine Warranty Surveyors and/or ECPI contractors. Previous experience serving as a Marine Warranty Surveyor for offshore construction. Technical Knowledge: Strong background in marine, mechanical, electrical, and control systems. Familiarity with marine safety systems. Ability to interpret technical drawings, documents, and management reports. Skills: Proven track record in construction contract administration. Strong leadership with ability to manage multiple work fronts. Effective conflict resolution and teamwork skills. Experience with site rules, permit-to-work, and compliance processes. Additional Work Requirements GWO training. Ability to work at heights and in offshore environments. Strong collaboration skills to achieve results.

Created: 2025-09-29