Construction Manager/ Coordinator

Referencenumber MILP03599, Rostock, Duitsland

Mechanical Equipment

You will be responsible for managing and supervising projects in the field of insulation or preservation, with a particular focus on quality, deadlines, and budgets:

• Coordinating all parties involved in the project (internal and external), including customers, partner companies, and shipyards
• Ensuring that the project runs smoothly
• Initiating and implementing solutions to challenges
• Evaluating the scope of work and estimating costs
• Complying with occupational safety regulations
• Supporting and instructing apprentices and interns
• Conducting quality inspections and acceptances in accordance with class regulations

Qualifications

• Technician or master craftsman with several years of professional experience, ideally in the maritime industry
• Strong hands-on mentality and a good understanding of the big picture
• Confident manner in an international environment and good English skills
• Strong communication and teamwork skills – you hold the threads together
• Resilience and flexibility in dynamic project phases
• IT affinity for the efficient use of digital tools and systems
• Frosio certification is an advantage

Benefits

• Assistance with relocation, visa applications, housing advice, and general support to help you settle in
• Compensation for commuting costs
• Language course compensation up to €500
• Yearly social events
• Invitations to attend industry events and conventions such as METSTRADE, SMM, Offshore Energy

Our client is a specialist in industrial surface treatments with a focus on preservation and insulation in the maritime industry. Since its foundation in 2011, the company has been part of a traditional German shipyard group and operates both nationally and internationally. Its solution-oriented, flexible, and pragmatic approach is reflected in the successful implementation of demanding projects. With state-of-the-art technology, clear processes, and a strong team, the company makes a significant contribution to maintaining the value of complex ship structures.