Description
We are looking for a Port Planner to join the Ports & Maritime team based in the UK.
As a Port Planner, you will work with some of the world’s leading port and maritime experts in the delivery of complex multi-cargo port masterplans, feasibility studies, operational audits and due diligence assignments, globally.
You will liaise and interact closely with our in-house maritime advisory, engineering and environmental teams to deliver comprehensive masterplan layouts, reports and business plans for both greenfield and brownfield developments for a variety of commodity sectors including containers and breakbulk, dry bulk, liquid bulk and marine facilities dedicated to the energy transition.
You will be trained in the use of our in-house proprietary master planning tool PRIME, to efficiently assess phased land use plans and associated CapEx and OpEx.
Your responsibilities will include…
- Collaborate and align with client organisations to deliver projects and achieve client goals.
- Coordinate and collaborate between disciplines and project stakeholders.
- Deliver master planning and terminal planning projects in greenfield and brownfield environments.
- Undertake port capacity studies, operational audits, and capacity analyses as part of due diligence and peer review assignments.
- Drive digitalisation and innovation of port and terminal master planning through the use of PRIME and integration with broader digital delivery efforts.
- Collaborate with Key Client Managers to identify and pursue leads, developing client relationships and contribute to continuous improvement efforts.
- Contribute to a positive safety culture within the team and project stakeholders.
- Demonstrate commitment to collaboration, learning and mentorship of others.
What we will be looking for you to demonstrate…
- Possess strong analytical abilities
- Have a BEng/ MEng in Civil Engineering or similar/related qualification.
- Prior experience in planning container terminals, offshore wind ports and/or bulk facilities
- Hold chartership status with a professional association or an advanced project, programme or portfolio management qualification, for example, ChPP (Association for Project Management (APM)), PMP (Project Management Institute (PMI)) or equivalent.
- Extensive experience in a ports and maritime environment