DESCRIPTION
Location: Quebec, Canada
Work Modality: Freelance / Independent Contractor
Industry: Port Logistics / Industrial Operations / Wind Energy
Employment Type: Project-Based
EOSOL Group is seeking an experienced Logistics Port Supervisor to lead wind turbine component discharge operations and port laydown management.
The professional will serve as the on-site operational leader during vessel arrivals, overseeing unloading activities, stevedoring, storage, inventory control, contractor performance, and coordination with port authorities, vessel representatives, logistics providers, and project teams
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Lead vessel discharge activities from vessel arrival through completion of cargo unloading.
- Coordinate stevedores, crane operators, terminal personnel, vessel crews, and port authorities.
- Monitor discharge progress and productivity against project schedules.
- Verify proper handling of blades, towers, drivetrains, hubs, nacelles, and auxiliary equipment.
- Ensure cargo is discharged safely and placed in designated storage locations.
- Oversee component storage, laydown, and inventory management within port facilities.
- Maintain accurate location tracking and inventory records for all components.
- Verify that rigging and lifting tools are certified and in good working condition.
- Conduct daily safety briefings and field inspections.
- Supervise subcontractors and port service providers.
- Support truck loading operations and component release activities.
- Report any cargo damage, shortages, or non-conformances.
Maintain accurate operational records, inventory reports, and daily activity documentation.
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REQUIREMENTS
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Bachelor’s degree in Logistics, Supply Chain, Maritime Operations, Engineering, or related field; equivalent experience considered.
- 3+ years of experience in port operations, vessel discharge, heavy-lift logistics, maritime operations, or project cargo.
- Experience managing contractors and port service providers.
- Strong knowledge of cargo handling, storage yard operations, and transportation logistics.
- Experience handling oversized and heavy-lift project cargo.
- Experience with wind energy component logistics is highly desirable.
- Knowledge of safety regulations and port operational requirements.
- Proficiency with Microsoft Office and inventory tracking systems.
- English required.
- French required for Quebec.
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Standard working hours: 10 hours per day, 6 days per week.
- Rotations available, with a minimum schedule of 4 weeks on / 1 week off, if applicable.
- Vehicle: SUV, F-150, or similar preferred (strictly NO sunroofs/moonroofs allowed).
- Availability for physical field work in port and storage yard environments.
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Independent Contractor / Freelance engagement.
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The professional must be able to issue invoices for services rendered.
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The contractor is responsible for their own tax obligations, insurance, and business expenses.
