Project Manager, Hotel Refurbishment

Carnival Corporation•Seattle, WA

About The Position

Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, and Seabourn offer world-renown vacations at sea to travelers around the globe. This is an opportunity to join a dynamic, unified organization as part of their highly experienced team in our corporate office. We’re looking for an experienced Project Manager, Hotel Refurbishment to fill this role. You’ll be responsible for managing fleet technical hotel projects across the Holland America Line, HAL, SBN, and PCL brands. This role involves planning multiple hotel projects, tracking timelines, and ensuring goals and targets are met. The Project Manager ensures that projects are completed on time and within budget, complying with ADA and ship regulations. The ideal candidate will have experience in managing large-scale projects and possess knowledge of shipboard operations. This position requires collaboration with company operations departments, shipboard senior management, and contractors to ensure successful project completion within the approved financial plan and agreed timescales. A key part of this role is strategically leading and collaborating to ensure successful project completion while maintaining budgetary responsibility and compliance. Here’s a summary of what Holland America Line is looking for in its Project Manager, Hotel Refurbishment. Is this you?

Requirements

5 years ship operations and project management.
Cruise ship, naval or offshore industry experience.
Marine Engineer, Marine Electro-technical, Marine Technology, Marine / Engineering or Electrical Degree & or Class 1 qualifications.
Strong interpersonal skills and relationship building.
Strong project management, communication, coordination capabilities.
Strong commercial understanding of complex project cost analysis.
Must be capable of multi-tasking and working under pressure to maintain agreed project and logistics deadlines.
Proficient in the use of computer business applications and project planning/management tools.
Knowledge of current/impending marine regulations, legislation, USPH standards.
Marine equipment and systems technical knowledge & evaluation.