Offshore Construction Manager_WFLNG_Canada

Job Description:

The Offshore Construction Manager oversees multiple team members, ensuring strategic alignment and exceptional performance across one or more project sites. The Offshore Construction Manager addresses complex resource and operational challenges by strategically adapting overarching project plans and setting site-specific priorities.

Job Overview:

The Construction Manager (Offshore) has overall responsibility for managing and directing all construction related activities for an entire project or worksite, or one or more assigned area(s) within a larger project or worksite. This includes delivering completion of the work on schedule and meets design, budget, quality standards and specifications. Depending on the project or worksite size, the incumbent may be one of several Construction Managers onsite or may be the Company’s primary client liaison about all onsite activities or coordinate with the Company’s primary client liaison to address job site activities in their assigned area(s). The Construction manager uses best practices and knowledge to mitigate construction risks, ensuring assigned job site operations, personnel, subcontractors, and visitors comply with applicable laws and Company policies and procedures.

Base Salary Range:

122,700.00 - 175,900.00

Key Tasks and Responsibilities:

Reports to: Master

Supervises: OICNWs, 2nd Mate, 3rd Mate, DPOs, Bosun

Essential Qualifications and Education:

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