Senior Port Master Planner

About Egis

Position Summary

Port Master Planning

• Prepare and review master plans for container, general cargo, bulk, Ro-Ro, ferry, industrial, logistics, offshore, and marine service facilities.
• Develop layouts for navigation areas, marine infrastructure, berths, yards, cargo areas, roads, rail, gates, warehouses, utilities, and support facilities.
• Develop short-, medium-, and long-term development strategies and phased implementation plans.
• Safeguard corridors and areas needed for future expansion.

Marine Planning

• Establish requirements for navigation channels, harbour entrances, turning areas, anchorages, berth pockets, tug and pilot facilities, and navigation aids.
• Define design vessel fleets and future vessel requirements.
• Coordinate with navigation simulation, metocean, coastal engineering, dredging, and marine infrastructure specialists.
• Review vessel manoeuvring and navigation simulation studies and incorporate findings into master plans.

Terminal Planning

• Develop terminal concepts based on cargo type, throughput, vessel characteristics, operational philosophy, and available land.
• Evaluate terminal configurations and cargo-handling systems.
• Develop equipment strategies covering cranes, automated stacking, reach stackers, terminal tractors, mobile harbour cranes, conveyors, and bulk systems.
• Develop yard configurations, circulation, operational zoning, equipment interfaces, automation, and digitalization considerations.

Deliverables

• Prepare or contribute to port master plans, terminal planning reports, development strategies, feasibility studies, capacity assessments, and demand and capacity models.
• Produce operational concepts, port and terminal layouts, development phasing plans, infrastructure requirements, design vessel assessments, and CAPEX inputs.
• Contribute to option evaluation matrices, technical presentations, and tender and proposal documentation.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Transport Planning, Maritime Engineering, Port Management, Logistics, or a related discipline.
• The role requires relevant experience in port master planning, terminal planning, port development, or related marine infrastructure work.
• The role requires the ability to plan marine and landside infrastructure, terminal operations, and phased development.
• The role requires coordination with port authorities, terminal operators, shipping lines, engineers, economists, environmental specialists, and other stakeholders.