Offshore Wind Project Manager - Foundations and Floaters We're a global engineering, management, and development consultancy.
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About the Business Unit The Energy unit delivers services to clients globally across several sectors including hydropower, nuclear, waste, renewable generation, and transmission & distribution networks.
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Overview of Role Owing to continued growth and high demand for our services, we are looking for an Offshore Wind Project Manager, specialised in foundations and floating platforms design, to join our global energy team in one of our offices in Europe.
As Project Manager, you will lead the delivery of offshore wind consultancy projects (owner's engineering, due diligence, and lender's technical advisory, mainly) for clients worldwide and ensure they are delivered on time, on budget, and with zero errors.
This includes coordination of internal and external resources where needed, deliverable review and acceptance, budget and time adherence, client liaison, and internal reporting on offshore wind projects.
The role will also involve the preparation of bids for new work.
In summary, as an offshore wind professional within Mott MacDonald, ideally focused on foundation/platforms, you will provide technical support to a wide variety of stakeholders including developers, original equipment manufacturers, regulators, and financing.
Candidate Specification: Bachelor's degree in Naval or Civil Engineering.Working knowledge of offshore structural engineering, including comprehension of the sea environment and hydrodynamic loads, both at temporary and operational stages.Deep understanding of the different foundation typologies for both bottom-fixed and floating, as well as the key drivers for the concept selection of each design solution.Awareness of the interfaces between turbine and foundation/platform, including key understanding of load iteration and integrated load analysis for offshore wind.Knowledge of the relevant Offshore Wind design codes and certification requirements, from DNV, IEC, ABS and other international standards.First-hand knowledge of offshore structural analysis software like SACS, SESAM, DEEPLINES or similar, to perform structural design and verifications.Familiarity with CAD or other modelling software.Command on naval basic concepts (stability, masses, etc).
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