EnerMech

EnerMech

Project Manager - Subsea Pipelines & Process

Houston, Texas, United States

Sponsorship not specifiedDetected 42 days ago
Project ManagementMechanical DesignCollaboration

About the role

  • EnerMech is a global energy services company delivering integrated mechanical, electrical, and technical solutions to the world's most demanding oil and gas, energy, and industrial environments.
  • Our Subsea Pipelines & Process business line is at the forefront of pre-commissioning, integrity, and intervention work for major operators globally.
  • From pigging, hydrotesting, umbilical management and dewatering operations.

Responsibilities

  • With operations spanning five continents, we deploy specialist people and purpose-built equipment to maintain, commission, and optimize offshore, subsea, and onshore assets safely, reliably, and on time.
  • Complementing this, our Energy Solutions Process capability delivers engineered process solutions topside including chemical, flange and Valve management.
  • We support operators to achieve first hydrocarbon and support asset uptime.

Requirements

  • 5-10 years' commercial and/or technical project management experience in the oil and gas services sector.

Nice to have

  • EAC, Variance, Risk and Cash flow management.
  • Confident communicator at across crew, client & executive stakeholder levels.
  • Preferred PMI PMP® certification strongly preferred - candidates holding or actively pursuing PMP® will be strongly considered
  • PMBOK® Guide framework literacy is an expectation at this level.
  • Exposure to Energy Solutions Process scopes and Pipeline packages off and onshore.
  • Mechanical Engineering background / project management qualification.
  • Offshore and/or international project experience in the Americas region.
  • Joining EnerMech means joining a team that values technical credibility, commercial discipline, and the kind of people who thrive when the stakes are high.

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