Technical Project Manager Explosive Ordnance & Archaeology (m/f/d)

Technical support and coordination of the topics Archaeology and Combatant (UXO) as part of the network development project Integration of archaeological requirements in the project and construction process Technical support and evaluation of anti-competitive measures Control and coordination of the archaeology specialist project, in particular the archaeological investigations (AVU) Control and coordination of AN civil engineering within the framework of the archaeology project Control and coordination of the specialist project Combatant including the UXO service provider Technical classification and assessment of archaeological and anti-competitive results Assessment of measures, risks and conditions Coordination of archaeological and combatant-related measures with overall scheduling Timely planning of the timely implementation of preliminary investigations and clearances Identification of risks (e.g. findings, drug findings, approval requirements) and deriving appropriate countermeasures Coordination of the interfaces between archaeology, combatants, civil engineering, building land and approval management and other stakeholders Coordination with competent authorities and public authorities Integrating the results into project-related planning and decision-making processes Coordination and professional support of the commissioned specialist companies (archaeology and combatants) Control of the contractual performance and follow-up of results Coordination of procedures and technical requirements in the project context Technical examination and plausibility of documents and investigation results Structured and comprehensible documentation of the results Preparation of expert opinions for decision-making processes Assessment of cost approaches and the timing of the measures

Complete university or technical college studies in a relevant field (e.g. civil engineering, geotechnical, archaeology or comparable) 3-5 years of professional experience in infrastructure projects related to archaeological and/or combatant issues Experience in coordinating or supporting work packages in the field of preliminary studies or preparatory measures in civil engineering Experience in the coordination with public authorities and public authorities (in particular the demographic context and/or the handling of combat remedy elimination services) Experience in interdisciplinary interface management (in particular related fields such as civil engineering, building land or approval management) Ability to assess and plausibility the results of investigations, opinions and measures in the project context Basic understanding of both topics (archaeology and combatants) with a specialist focus in at least one of the areas Experience in coordinating and supporting external service providers in the project environment Safe handling of common office applications as well as project-related documentation and data management systems German language skills in word and writing Experience in the integration of archaeological requirements in construction and project processes (no need, but of advantage) Basic knowledge in the field of combatants and the assessment of appropriate measures (no need, but of advantage) Experience in linear infrastructure projects (e.g. tram projects) (no need, but of advantage) Knowledge of GIS, CAD or project-related data management systems (no need, but of advantage) Experience in controlling external service providers (no need, but of advantage)

We offer: Indefinite fixed employment with attractive, market-oriented remuneration and annual salary development Exciting large-scale projects: operations in well-known infrastructure and energy transition projects across Germany Flexible work: hybrid working model with remote share, confidence work time and work life balance 30 days holiday and additional services such as occupational pensions Company car or mobility budget — also for private use (depending on position) Individual development: further education budget, certifications (e.g. IPMA/PMI, SiGeKo, specialist planner) and professional exchange in the group of colleagues Short paths, flat hierarchies: owner-guided family take with direct wire for management and quick decisions Collaborative cooperation: experienced project team, regular team events and a culture in which one keeps each other's back free Modern equipment: current hardware, digital tools and professional project environments at our customers Long-term perspective: follow-up projects instead of project end — our framework agreements run over years