Leading complex renewable energy projects that power Scotland’s clean energy future.
Overview
Offshore Wind Project Managers oversee the planning, delivery, and successful completion of offshore wind projects. They coordinate large teams of engineers, contractors, environmental specialists, and suppliers to ensure projects are delivered safely, on time, and within budget.
Offshore wind projects are some of the most complex infrastructure developments in the world, involving large-scale offshore construction, grid connections, environmental management, and stakeholder engagement. Project managers play a central role in bringing these projects together and ensuring they deliver clean energy for Scotland.
This role is ideal for people who enjoy leadership, problem solving, strategic planning, and managing large multidisciplinary teams.
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- Lead the planning and delivery of offshore wind farm projects.
- Manage project budgets, schedules, and resources.
- Coordinate multidisciplinary project teams and contractors.
- Monitor project risks and implement mitigation strategies.
- Ensure compliance with safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements.
- Liaise with stakeholders including government bodies, suppliers, and local communities.
- Oversee offshore installation campaigns and construction activities.
- Report project progress to senior leadership and investors.
- Location:
- Offshore wind developer offices
- Project management offices
- Offshore construction sites and vessels
- Ports and logistics bases supporting offshore installations
- Work Pattern:
- Fast-paced project environments
- Managing complex technical and logistical challenges
- Coordinating international project teams and suppliers
- Team Structure:
You will work alongside:
- Engineering teams
- Environmental and consenting advisers
- Marine operations teams
- Construction contractors
- Health and safety advisers
- Supply chain and procurement teams
Essential Skills
- Project planning and management
- Leadership and team coordination
- Budget and financial management
- Risk management
- Stakeholder engagement
- Communication and negotiation skills
Useful Skills
- Offshore construction knowledge
- Renewable energy sector understanding
- Contract management
- Supply chain management
- Strategic decision making
University Degrees
- Engineering (civil, electrical, or mechanical)
- Construction management
- Project management
- Energy engineering
Professional Training Routes
- PRINCE2
- APM (Association for Project Management) qualifications
- PMP (Project Management Professional)
Career Progression Routes
- Engineers
- Construction managers
- Marine operations specialists
- Infrastructure project coordinators
Typically Required
- Degree in engineering, construction, or related field
- Project management certification (PRINCE2, APM, or PMP)
Offshore & Safety Certifications
- GWO Basic Safety Training
- Offshore medical
- Sea Survival
Desirable
- Large infrastructure project delivery
- Offshore energy or maritime projects
- Renewable energy development