Erik Kim

Erik Kim

Team Lead Korea

Erik joined LSP Renewables as the Team Lead for South Korea. He started his career in recruitment back in 2013 and shortly developed himself into a multi-faceted recruitment professional. Erik has been successful in developing and delivering on long term client relationships across the regional energy market.

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Offshore Wind

Permit Manager

Ulsan, South Korea

Our client is looking for Permit Manager to prepare the onshore development licensing and permit processes based on specialized knowledge of the Industrial Complex Site Act, the Law on Land Planning and Utilization, the Port Act, and the Electric Business Act. Through this, our client seeks to promote time and cost savings for the project, ensure strict compliance with legal requirements, and create a safe and efficient working environment. Job Overview Position: Permit Manager Reporting to: Business Development Director Location: Ulsan Working Hours: 5 days a week, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM Key Responsibilities Responsible for execution of permitting strategy to ensure timely approval of essential elements for construction and operation of the companys project complied with the related regulations. Thoroughly understand the requirements of the Industrial Complex Site Act, the Law on Land Planning and Utilization, the Port Act, and the Electric Business Act, and manage the project to ensure compliance with these regulations through coordination with relevant agencies. Manage and engage with stakeholders on all levels including governments, authorities, and residents in close collaboration with the DC3 permit managers. Continuously monitor legal changes and implement necessary actions. Provide the project team with updates on permit status and ensure awareness of the latest regulations. Prepare and submit onshore licensing/permit applications. Ensure the accuracy and completeness of all documents before submission to relevant authorities. Manage engineering companies and consultancies for permit requirements as agreed with Business Development Director. Provide ad hoc support to the development, EIA and offshore interface teams on offshore permitting and environmental matters. Continuously monitor the progress of permit procedures and take prompt action when necessary. Maintain continuous cooperation and communication with relevant agencies and authorities. Respond promptly to any issues that may arise during the licensing/permit process. Systematically manage and control all permit-related documents. Maintain all records and histories of the licensing/permit process for future reference and review. Liaise with the engineering and design project team. Provide support to engage with external stakeholders, such as authorities at all levels,universities and national institute researchers related to Project Development. Respond promptly and efficiently to change licensing/permit conditions. Requirements Bachelor's degree or higher in a relevant field (Urban Planning, Architecture, Civil-engineering, Electrical-engineering, etc.). Minimum of 6 years of relevant experience with permitting processes. Deep understanding and experience with the Industrial Complex Site Act, the Law on Land Planning and Utilization, the Port Act, and the Electric Business Act. Experience in preparing and submitting licensing/permit documents. Strong communication skills with relevant agencies and authorities. Problem-solving skills and ability to respond promptly. Ability to manage documents and maintain records. Experience in consenting works with a wide range of stakeholders in industrial complex sites would be beneficial. Strong ethical awareness and commitment to compliance with regulations. Essential skill in writing official documents. Proficiency in English, Korean conversation. Proactive and co-operative way of working and high attention to detail. Proficiency in both office and engineering programs like Hangul(한글), MS Office, AUTO-CAD.

Offshore Wind

Procurement Category Manager

South Korea

Our client is looking for a Procurement Category Manager to join their team, this role involves reporting to the Senior Manager, Procurement Category, Regional, you will collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive effective negotiation, supplier management, and contract execution. You will co-develop and implement procurement strategies that maximize value and support project goals. You are to manage effective relationships with key suppliers and stakeholders and fostering a culture of partnership and continuous improvement. Upholding and ensuring compliance with legal and regulatory requirements, demonstrating a commitment to ethical practices and sustainability is critical in this role. Act as the key focal point for communication on the assigned category, especially in integration projects. Market and Supplier AnalysisConduct market data analysis, supplier evaluation, negotiate commercial terms, lead supplier development, and support post-purchase activities (claims, non-quality issues, invoice problems, warranty disputes, maintenance problems). Key ResponsibilitiesCoordinate with Category Managers: Plan, negotiate, and prepare for purchasing products for offshore wind (WF) installation.Supplier Sourcing: Identify and engage suppliers through the RfQ process to meet specifications and target costs, especially for locally sourced components.Procurement Process Management: Ensure the correct completion of procurement processes and tools via a “Procurement Action Plan” prior to contracting.Contract Updates: Maintain regular updates of contracts, including taxation and other inputs, to control product costs.Procurement Strategy Enforcement: Implement procurement strategies, including local content requirements and other local specifics.Supply Base Management: Manage the supply base to identify, pre-select, qualify, and select the most competitive global suppliers.Communication Management: Maintain proactive communication with other category managers and ensure effective internal and external information flow.Cost Control Support: Assist in controlling current product costs by ensuring regular updates of contracts.Supply Relationship Management (SRM): Lead SRM initiatives that may lead to frame agreements.Cost Reduction Projects: Lead and report on cost reduction projects and engage in LCOE initiatives. RequiredA degree in Supply Chain Management, Sales/Marketing, Engineering, or equivalentMinimum 8 years’ experience with strategic procurement or related supply chain activitiesGood knowledge of Offshore Wind International supply chain and experience on international sourcingCommercial, Strategic and Analytical mindset as well as technical insightStrong self-performance management and delivery focus with the ability to balance conflicting requirements of quality cost and time with track record of delivery within agreed timescalesAn effective team worker, with experience of working in a multi-functional project team and motivational capacity for stakeholders (internal and external)Good all-round understanding of financial, commercial and business principles and risk mitigation practices plus sufficient knowledge of contract law to recognise exposure, if any, and seek appropriate advice from the legal team when requiredDemonstrated negotiation prowess and an effective communicator

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