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FLC Tunnel Group North I/S is seeking a Site Engineer to support the Marine team in the land-based facilities at Rødbyhavn. You will prepare and adjust work method statements, coordinate with multiple departments, and assist commissioning and TE Systems execution teams with planning and documentation.
The role focuses on installation procedures, scheduling optimization, and ensuring safe operations, with engagement across supervisors, subcontractors, and internal teams.
Join a project that’s not just exciting—it’s world-changing! We’re looking for talented individuals to be part of something truly remarkable. If you’re driven by challengeand the chance to make a lasting impact, this is the perfect place for you. Don’t just be a part of the future—help create it.
At Femern Link Contractors (FLC), we are responsible for designing and constructing the immersed tunnel, portals and ramps on both ends of the tunnel, in Rødbyhavn and Puttgarden.
We are also building the facilities for prefabricating tunnel elements as well as accommodation facilities, also known as the “Tunnel village” in Rødbyhavn, which provides housing for FLC workers.
The TE systems are part of the scope of the Marine team as temporary measures to facilitate the immersion of the elements. In total, 79 standard elements will connect the Femern Belt Tunnel to both Germany and Denmark. To be able to float up, transport and immerse the Tunnel Elements, the elements require temporary installations. These installations ensure that the elements float, stay balanced, immerse and can connect to the preceding element. A team of mechanics and electricians will install and test these installations. At the same time, an outfitting team from another department is outfitting the element with more permanent additions. It is up to the Site engineer to assist the production team and to document and verify the activities that are executed. There will be interface with several Supervisors, work preparation of the outfitting and subcontractors.
FLC considers transparent management structures, short decision-making channels, and a team-oriented environment to be extremely important. The FLC staff is expected to set themselves targets, achieve themindependently, and take responsibility for their actions – irrespective of their position in the company.
FLC offers attractive employment conditions on a Danish contract according toThe Danish Salaried Employees Act (Funktionærloven). Pension health insurance and lunch arrangement will be available.
Although working for the Marine team, this role is land-based in Rødbyhavn.