Project Director

Do you want to be a part of developing and managing some of the world’s largest Offshore Substation Projects?
Do you have a strong passion for leading high-performing teams to achieve outstanding results? Are you a strong leader who cares about your people and leads through open and honest communication? If so, we want to hear from you!

Your Position
In your new position as Project Director in our Renewables division, you will have the full responsibility of a complete substation project team in our Large Projects department. From the onshore substation to the offshore substation and wind farm, our team covers every aspect involved in transmitting electricity from offshore turbines to the onshore grid.

As a global leader in offshore substations, we serve clients across diverse markets spanning Europe, Taiwan, and the USA. Your role will be central in leading the growth of our offshore wind business within the substation sector, offering you a thrilling opportunity to be part of shaping the future of renewable energy. Travel in this key position will be required, 30-50 days depending on the clients and consortium partners' locations.

Your Tasks & Responsibilities
As a Project Director, you will take on the full responsibility for executing EPCI Projects, managing the full project life cycle from initial client engagement to delivering the final project. Your tasks will include but are not limited to:

• Lead the project in alignment with our values and leadership philosophy.
• Take full financial responsibility for the project.
• Ensure compliance with all health, safety, and environmental standards.
• Manage our consortium interests with relevant stakeholders.
• Oversee the team and establish project teams to meet deadlines and project goals.
• Conduct status meetings with the Senior Project Manager and demonstrate visible leadership in the office, on-site, and with stakeholders.

Your Profile & Qualifications
As a person, you are known for being proactive, reliable, and trusted by the people you work with. You can build and maintain strong professional relationships with your stakeholders and are passionate about building high-performance project teams. In addition, being able to structure your time with a high degree of flexibility is something you take pride in, as is your solution-oriented approach.

To succeed in this position, we imagine that you have:

• A relevant engineering degree, such as Marine Engineering or similar.
• Extensive Project Management experience, preferably from working with EPCI contracts.
• Strong experience with stakeholder and risk management.
• Drive and commitment with a commercial mindset.
• Excellent verbal and written Danish & English skills.
• Strong leadership skills, emphasizing open and honest communication.
• A focus on visible leadership, ensuring presence in the office, on-site, and in stakeholder interactions.

If this sounds like the perfect opportunity for you, we would love to hear from you!

Welcome to Semco Maritime
At Semco Maritime, we create change. For people. For projects. And for the global energy sector. With us, you will join a community of over 2,400 of the most dedicated thinkers and doers in the energy industry who are driving real change and making their own personal mark on the global energy landscape.

While everyone knows why the energy transition is vital, we are concerned with the journey. How to get there. By providing the answers needed to make change real. Because we believe that global energy ambitions can only be realized through hard work and clever pragmatic solutions. This is what we do. This is what we invite you to participate in.

So yes, working for us will change the energy sector – and may well change you too.

Care to join the movement?

Change. With us.
We conduct our interviews on an ongoing basis, so if you are interested, you must submit your application as soon as possible via the link on the page. If you have any questions, you are welcome to contact Flemming Breum, Senior Director, EPC Management at +45 2519 6962.

Department: 400 Renewables

Deadline: 05 July 2024

Location: Esbjerg Brygge, 30, 6700, Esbjerg, Denmark