Project Manager - Port & Terminal Infrastructure

Role purpose

Project development and design

• Assess port, terminal, logistics, warehouse, depot, and infrastructure opportunities, site conditions, constraints, and authority requirements.
• Develop concepts, scopes, implementation strategies, preliminary quantities, ROM CAPEX estimates, schedules, and feasibility inputs.
• Manage multidisciplinary consultants and design submissions through concept, tender, and IFC stages; address constructability, operational needs, and design risks.

Procurement and project execution

• Prepare tender packages and support technical evaluations, bid normalization, scope clarification, variation assessment, and CAPEX control.
• Own assigned projects from award to completion; coordinate stakeholders and monitor schedule, budget, scope, quality, HSE, and technical requirements.
• Conduct site inspections, lead progress meetings, identify emerging risks, and drive mitigation and issue resolution.

Stakeholders, controls, and closeout

• Coordinate with port authorities, municipalities, utility providers, civil defence, customs, landlords, and project stakeholders.
• Maintain schedules, budgets, risk registers, change logs, reports, dashboards, and project records.
• Coordinate commissioning, approvals, operational readiness, handover, closeout documents, defect tracking, and lessons learned.

Experience and education

• Approximately 8–12 years of relevant professional experience with meaningful project-delivery responsibility.
• Demonstrated management of infrastructure or capital projects through multiple lifecycle stages.
• Relevant experience in at least one of ports, terminals, logistics facilities, warehouses, industrial developments, marine or heavy civil infrastructure, or transport infrastructure.
• Bachelor's degree in civil engineering, construction management, mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, or another relevant engineering discipline.
• Brownfield or operational-environment experience is highly desirable.

Knowledge and advantages

• Must apply engineering judgment across infrastructure, utilities, buildings, port operations, construction, estimating, scheduling, tendering, contracts, CAPEX, and risk.
• A relevant master's degree and industry-specific certifications are advantageous.
• PMP, PRINCE2, PMI-SP, or equivalent project-management qualification is advantageous but not mandatory; FIDIC knowledge is advantageous.
• Primavera P6, MS Project, Excel, AutoCAD, Power BI, BIM/Revit, or equivalent tools are advantageous.