Job Title: Marine Electrical Project Manager
On-site/ Remote/ Hybrid: Onsite
Location: Quebec City, Quebec (with regular travel to shipyards and vessels)
Job Type: Permanent
Salary: $80,000 CAD Annually

The Marine Electrical Project Manager owns the delivery of electrical, wheelhouse and integration refit and newbuild projects from award to handover. You will turn a scope and a contract into a explicit plan, lead the technicians, electricians and subcontractors who execute it, and keep the customer informed, so that every project finishes on schedule, on budget and to specification.

Responsibilities:

- Own project delivery end to end: scope, schedule, budget, resources, risks and customer communication.
- Review tender documents, technical specifications and drawings, and prepare scopes, schedules and cost estimates with the sales and estimating teams.
- Plan and coordinate technicians, electricians, subcontractors and shipyard activities, including vessel access and trade interfaces.
- Manage procurement of equipment and materials, including long lead items, and track purchase orders and deliveries.
- Control project financials: budget against actual, change orders, progress billing and job costing in NetSuite.
- Make sure work meets contract, class, regulatory and safety requirements, and that quality checks, test records,



as built drawings and handover documentation are complete.
- Run regular site and customer progress meetings and resolve issues and claims quickly.
- Coordinate with the NavComm and Automation teams on projects with integrated scopes.
- Report project status, margin and risks to the Director of Operations.

Requirements:

- Diploma or degree in electrical engineering, marine engineering or technology, or equivalent experience.
- At least 5 years of experience managing marine electrical, refit or shipbuilding projects.
- Solid knowledge of marine electrical systems, including power distribution, switchboards, cabling and navigation integration, and the ability to read electrical drawings and single line diagrams.
- Proven skill in planning, scheduling and budgeting, with project management tools and an ERP system. PMP certification is an asset.
- Experience with government or public sector contracts, such as Canadian Coast Guard refits, is an asset.
- Bilingual in French and English.
- Ability to obtain Canadian Reliability status and a Controlled Goods Program assessment.
- Valid driver's license, and willingness to travel to shipyards and vessels.
- Organized, calm under pressure and comfortable leading technicians and subcontractors.

📌 Marine Electrical Project Manager (Quebec City)
🏢 Duke
📍 Quebec City