Projektleder til Teknisk Forvaltning – midt i nationalpark og verdensarv på Fanø

This mid-level Project Manager role in Technical Administration requires strong project leadership skills within a specialized environmental and heritage context, specifically situated in a national park and UNESCO World Heritage area on Fanø. The ideal candidate will demonstrate experience managing technical projects that balance infrastructure development and maintenance with environmental preservation and cultural heritage considerations. Key competencies include coordinating multidisciplinary teams, stakeholder engagement, and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations and standards related to protected natural and cultural sites. The role demands proficiency in project planning, budgeting, risk management, and reporting to ensure timely and efficient delivery of technical initiatives. Familiarity with environmental impact assessments, sustainable development principles, and local governance frameworks will be advantageous. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential to liaise effectively with public authorities, contractors, and community stakeholders. The candidate should be adept at problem-solving and decision-making in complex settings where technical, environmental, and social factors intersect. While specific educational qualifications are not detailed, a background in engineering, environmental science, project management, or related fields is likely beneficial. Overall, this position suits a project management professional with a balanced blend of technical expertise, environmental awareness, and stakeholder coordination experience, capable of leading projects that support both infrastructure needs and the preservation of unique natural and cultural heritage on Fanø.