Marine Package Manager (Renewables)

Carbon 60; Glasgow; Hybrid; GBP 144,000 - 188,000; Full time

Job summary

Carbon 60 is recruiting a Marine Package Manager to own the Marine Installation Package for a large offshore wind farm, covering WTG foundations, OTM foundations and inter-array cables from design through to manufacture, installation, commissioning and handover.

This is a package leadership role with you as the single point of accountability for technical, commercial and safety outcomes. You’ll report to the Senior Project Manager, lead the MIP delivery and coordinate risk, budget and resourcing.

Qualifications

• Degree or equivalent in Electrical, Mechanical, Structural or Marine Engineering.
• Track record as a Package Manager in offshore wind or subsea projects.
• Experience with subsea surveys, cable manufacturing and marine installation.
• Strong contract negotiation experience with Tier 1 contractors.
• Good understanding of HSEQ standards.

Responsibilities

• Lead the MIP delivery team as the primary contact for package matters.
• Own risk, budget, programme and resourcing within the project's controls framework.
• Oversee FEED and detailed design, ensure documentation meets standards, resolve issues with the team.
• Negotiate and manage tier 1 supplier contracts and contractors through execution.
• Set safety culture on site and in meetings; ensure contractor compliance.

Skills

Package manager

Offshore wind

Commercial acumen

HSEQ knowledge

Subsea surveys

HV testing

Contract negotiations

Education

Bachelor's degree in Electrical/Mechanical/Structural/Marine Engineering

Job description

MARINE PACKAGE MANAGER

Offshore Wind | Contract | Up to £900/day (Inside IR35, via Umbrella)

Foundations don't get built twice. Cables don't get laid twice. When a marine installation package goes right, it's because one person held the whole picture together; the engineering, the contracts, the safety, the sequencing. If that person is you, we want to talk.

We're recruiting on behalf of a major offshore wind developer for a Marine Package Manager to take ownership of the Marine Installation Package (MIP) on a large-scale offshore wind farm - covering WTG foundations, OTM foundations and inter-array cables, from design through to manufacture, installation, commissioning and handover.

This is a package leadership role, not a support seat. You'll report to the Senior Project Manager for Generation and act as the single point of accountability for everything the MIP touches - technical, commercial and human.

WHAT YOU'LL OWN

• Project leadership - lead the MIP delivery team as the primary point of contact for all package matters, owning risk, budget, programme and resourcing within the project's overall controls framework.
• Technical direction - oversee FEED and detailed design of the WTG and OTM foundations and inter-array cables, ensure execution-phase documentation meets standard, and resolve technical issues alongside the engineering team and other package leads.
• Supply chain leadership - lead procurement and contracting for the MIP scope, negotiate and develop tier 1 supplier contracts, and manage contractors through execution to ensure full compliance.
• Safety leadership - set the standard on site and in every meeting, embedding a 'if it's not safe, we don't do it' culture across all contractors and team members working the MIP scope.
• Quality ownership - deliver the scope against the project's quality standards, KPIs and Quality Management Plan.

WHAT YOU'LL BRING

• A degree, or equivalent training and experience, in Electrical, Mechanical, Structural, Marine Engineering or a related discipline.
• A track record as a Package Manager (or equivalent) in offshore wind or subsea projects - ideally having delivered offshore wind foundations and/or inter-array cable packages.
• Hands-on knowledge of subsea surveys and engineering, cable manufacturing, marine installation, and HV testing and commissioning.
• Strong commercial acumen across relevant contract frameworks, with proven experience leading tier 1 contract negotiations.
• Solid grounding in HSEQ standards for UK offshore construction projects.

THE DETAILS

• Contract, ASAP start, running for approx. 10 months initially, with the possibility of extension.
• Up to £900 per day, Inside IR35, via Umbrella.
• UK-based hybrid working, plus periodic travel into the project office in the Central Belt of Scotland (travel at your own cost).
• Full UK working rights required.

If you can hold a marine package together end to end - design to handover, contract to quay - and you want that scale of ownership on a live offshore wind programme, let's have a conversation.