Project Manager – Marine Infrastructure
London – Hybrid (Extensive International Travel, primarily Chile)
Competitive Salary + International Project Exposure + Career Development + Benefits
Are you an experienced marine infrastructure professional looking to take ownership of a major international port development project from concept through to construction and operation? This is a rare opportunity to join a privately funded international development consortium delivering a large‑scale energy and logistics hub in Chile. The project includes the development of significant marine infrastructure, ranging from a heavy‑duty construction jetty through to a deep‑water Panamax‑capable terminal supporting bulk commodities, containerised exports, bunkering and vessel services.
The Role
- Lead the development and delivery of major marine infrastructure projects
- Manage marine design consultants, surveys and technical studies
- Develop construction, procurement and delivery strategies
- Oversee project budgets, schedules and commercial performance
- Support permitting and regulatory approval activities
- Coordinate contractors, consultants, authorities and key stakeholders
- Provide technical oversight during procurement and construction phases
- Travel regularly to Chile and project locations as required
The Person
- Strong background in marine infrastructure, ports or maritime engineering
- Experience managing projects through design and construction phases
- Knowledge of procurement, contract strategy and project delivery
- Comfortable operating in a small, dynamic project team
- Strong stakeholder management and communication skills
- Willingness to travel internationally on a regular basis
Ideal Experience
- Port, jetty, terminal or maritime infrastructure projects
- Marine design consultancy or asset owner environment
- Large‑scale industrial, energy or logistics developments
- International project delivery and contractor management
We are an equal opportunities company and welcome applications from all suitable candidates.
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