Job Description The Project Manager is responsible “from A to Z” for managing, organizing and executing on site a wide spectrum of (inter)national (complex) projects in accordance with stow methodology. Work preparation & project follow-up Is the SPOC (Single Point Of Contact) for the projects assigned to him/her and towards the client, the sub-contractors and the stow team. Assessing the operational, technical and financial feasibility of the project and anticipate if applicable Attends kick-off meetings, technical/site meetings, commercial meetings and planning meetings as well as site inspections, …with the client or with internal stow departments if needed. Ensuring that all engineering and preparatory activities are undertaken Responsible for visiting the site, setting up a detailed project planning and checking all the requirements for mobilization of equipment and resources. Communicates clearly concerning the execution and progress of the project. Supervision operational activities Willingness to travel to sites (50% of time). Monitoring the progress and quality of the project, identifying deviations and correcting (or initiate corrections) where necessary. Managing operational staff and subcontractors regarding the project execution. Supervises the safe execution of the project on site and observes the QSHE regulations and administration. Supervises the assembly methods and checks the quality of the delivered materials. Contract management Claim management - Identifying contract variations and/or delay notifications Ensuring variations are communicated to and negotiated with the client according to the contractual requirements. Financial follow up & administration Responsible for budget follow up and daily cost management, in order to draft periodical progress reports and initiates invoicing. Responsible for checking and approving all incoming project related invoices Looks for commercial opportunities, additional billable services or other ways to improve the financial revenue of the assigned projects.