Job Description
Project Scope Management:
Establish and maintain processes to manage scope throughout the project lifecycle.
Define project boundaries, objectives, and deliverables.
Set project quality and performance standards.
Risk Assessment and Management:
Identify and manage risks within and across multiple projects.
Assess potential risks and develop mitigation strategies.
Technical Specifications and Estimation:
Develop properly formatted specifications and work items.
Review ship system drawings, blueprints, and technical publications.
Estimate project costs and resource requirements.
Project Coordination and Reporting:
Use tools like Smartsheet to manage scope, schedule, budget, crew, and vendor coordination.
Provide executive management reports on budgeting and schedule.
Maintain relationships with clients and stakeholders.
Project Execution and Monitoring:
Lead projects from requirements definition through deployment.
Monitor project progress, adapt timelines, and ensure adherence to requirements.
Assign resources efficiently and report project outcomes.
Technical Writing and Communication:
Write specifications for special or repair and maintenance (R&M) projects.
Communicate project status and changes to relevant parties.
Requirements
Project Management Skills:
As a Marine Electrical Project Manager, you’ll need strong project management skills. This includes defining project plans, considering time frames, funding limitations, staffing requirements, regulations, resource availability, and customer contractual requirements.
Technical Knowledge:
Familiarity with marine electronics, wiring, and electrical components is essential. You’ll be dealing with electrical systems on vessels, so understanding marine-specific requirements is crucial.
Communication and Leadership:
As a project manager, you’ll be the primary liaison between customers, project staff, subcontractors, vendors, and internal company personnel. Effective communication and leadership skills are vital.
Problem-Solving Abilities:
You’ll encounter technical challenges and unexpected situations. Being able to troubleshoot, make decisions, and adapt to changing circumstances is crucial.
5+ years' experience as an Project Manager.
