Foundation Package Manager

Parkwind develops, finances, and operates offshore wind farms. Since 2023 Parkwind has been wholly owned by JERA, the Japanese energy group that is one of the world’s largest electricity producers. It is now part of JERA Nex, JERA’s renewable energy subsidiary.
With more than a decade of experience and 1028MW under operational management worldwide, Parkwind is currently expanding internationally. Our team of 160 professionals works from Belgium (Leuven & Ostend), Germany, Ireland, Norway, Greece, Australia, and New Zealand, and is committed to making green energy available and affordable for everyone.

**Parkwind as an employer**

At Parkwind, we want to create a better world for future generations by making offshore wind energy available to all. We are ambitious and set the bar high for ourselves with enthusiasm, not only today but also tomorrow. This is not a short-term job but requires a long-term commitment and vision for the future.
And we realize that changing the future starts with ourselves. Parkwind's real magic lies in people. We do business with people, for people. And that is why we find it essential to work together in an open and safe environment, where everyone feels welcome and can contribute optimally.

Considering its further international business expansion, Parkwind is looking to enlarge its Foundation Package with a Foundation Package Manager.

The Foundation Package Manager has the overall responsibility for the foundation package, which entails the design, engineering, procurement, fabrication, construction, installation, commissioning, and handing-over to the O&M Department of all foundations or substructures for the WTG’s and/or substation on the SNII project.

Leading a team of Package Engineers, procurement and technical experts assigned to the project, the Foundation Package Manager is responsible for the technical and economical feasibility and efficiency of both the EPCI process and the resulting asset. He/she will coordinate with the various technical and supporting departments such as QHSSE, contracting, O&M, finance, project-control, etc. and ensure that all interfaces are diligently dealt with.

The FND Package Manager plays a key role in making sure all activities and operations in which Parkwind is involved are carried out in a safe, socially and environmentally responsible way. Safety, respect and leading by example are central values.

The Foundation Package Manager is part of the technical management team lead by the EPCI Project Manager and in cooperation with the WTG Package Manager and the Electrical Package Manager, they are ultimately responsible for the successful physical completion of the SNII offshore windfarm.

**Your Role**:
**Scope description**
- Secure progress, optimization and documentation of the foundations engineering and procurement in alignment with the business objectives of the project.
- Manage the time, budget, scope, quality, risk, safety and resources for the project members within the package Management Teams.
- Leading a team of package engineers, commercial and technical experts.
- Proposing and establishing the procurement strategy within the foundations discipline.

**Tasks and Responsibilities**:

- Responsible for a team of package engineers, commercial and technical experts.
- Align the technical package scope with the commercial, contracting and consenting constraints.
- Proactively ensure that project interfaces within the technical package are under control, properly allocated and managed.
- Steer the (Front-End) Engineering and design work.
- Define project scope and scope demarcation within the foundation discipline
- Write the recommendations on choices between solutions and suppliers and report them to the EPCI Project Manager; provide input to other recommendations.
- Ensure that contracts are timely secured, managed proactively and the supplied scope and services are carefully and diligently checked to be in compliance with the requirements and specifications, and in collaboration with the Commercial & Contracting team.
- Review key deliverables from the Package Management Team.
- Propose, establish and follow-up on the project procurement strategy within the foundation package, with input from the Package Management team and the EPCI Project Manager.
- Take on the role of 2nd line negotiator in the various negotiations within the procurement process.
- Take on the role of 2nd line negotiator in disputes with contractors and suppliers.
- Establish the budget (DEVEX, CAPEX and OPEX) within its discipline and report this to the EPCI Project Manager.
- Follow-up on the budget of the Package and report regularly budget updates to the EPCI Project Manager.
- Establish the overall Package schedule from early development to full completion. The schedule is implemented by the Planner.
- Follow-up the Package schedule and take necessary actions if deviations occur.
- Identify resource needs and ensure that resource plan for the Packag