Onshore Construction Project Manager ​

Stowen Clean Energy have a vacancy starting December 2026 for an experienced site-based Construction Project Manager to join our team in Lowestoft.

This exciting role involves managing onshore and offshore construction services to a large offshore wind farm construction project. This role will involve supporting the Offshore Wind Farm Developer, alongside suppliers, third parties and Stowen site-based personnel. This position presents an excellent opportunity for an experienced individual to further their career within the renewable energy sector.

Key Responsibilities
Work Request Management: Managing a wide range of client work requests across the project, including equipment procurement, property lease arrangements, onshore / offshore work scopes, quoting, estimating timelines, reporting, engaging with suppliers and contractors.

Cost Control & Invoicing: Maintaining full cost control of all spending associated with approved work requests, issuing detailed invoice packages with back up, forecasting project costs, identifying any shortfalls in budget.
Meetings and Communication: Facilitate meetings with third-party contractors, attend project related meetings as required, lead monthly high-level review meetings.

Inspection and Compliance: Manage online inspection software to ensure all equipment is registered and inspections are carried to maintain operational availability. Ensure daily progress reports are completed / uploaded to the inspection system and monitor inspection schedules.

Inventory and Asset Management: Oversee an online asset management system, ensuring that all items are correctly registered, track location of issued assets and monitor usage patterns.

Team Management: Manage Stowen office-based project team and Stowen offshore personnel assigned to the project.

Requirements:
At least five years’ previous experience in a similar Project Management role within the Renewable Wind Sector.

HNC or equivalent; technical education would be advantageous.
NEBOSHH or equivalent health and safety qualification would be advantageous.

Recognised Project Management qualification is essential.

Commitment to safety standards and protocols in offshore environments.
Good problem-solving skills and attention to detail.

Effective communication skills and ability to work well in a team setting.