andrea morgante

art does not reproduce the visible. it makes visible (paul klee)

 

Profile

Andrea Morgante
Project Management and Engineering Director at Wärtsilä Ship Design, PMP
Shipbuilding | Bergen Area, Norway, NO

Summary

Dependable and dedicated professional with more than 8 years of experience in the maritime industry. Goal-driven, respected and enthusiastic leader, able to motivate international teams to deliver according to business expectations. Driven by new challenges and close interaction with customers. Leveraged MBA knowledge and continuing professional development to lead development initiatives and improvement of project execution efficiency and effectiveness with focus on financial performance. Enjoy planning and executing all aspects of business development and strategy. Currently focused on the development of strategic and tactical development roadmap for project execution
Specialties: Project management, Customer Relationship, Business Development and Strategy

Experience

  • Sept 2011 - Present
    Director, Project Management and Engineering / Wärtsilä
  • Sept 2009 - Present
    General Manager, Ship Power Project Management Office / Wärtsilä
    Led development of the execution operating model together with divisional project management organization to achieve strategic goals and objectives. Led transformation and change management activities in the execution area, as well as continuous improvement initiatives and strategy implementations. Represented the business in global and cross business execution development activities. Developed and managed internal and external stakeholder relations. Developed together with stakeholders performance indicators to measure the effectiveness of the defined strategies and actions
  • Dec 2006 - Present
    Project Manager / Wärtsilä
    Created and executed project work plans and revised as appropriate to meet changing needs and requirements. Effectively applied Wärtsilä methodology and enforced project standards. Minimized Wärtsilä exposure and risk on project. Managed project budget. Followed up with customers. Analyzed project profitability and margins. Managed and controlled all aspects of project execution from contract signing to handing over to customer. Ensured that the projects were successful, timely, within budget, and met the construction and quality objectives as well as contractual requirements
  • Jan 2003 - Present
    Project Engineer / Wärtsilä
    Checked project related engineering designs, specifications, cost estimates. Prepared written reports for the project manager, technical specifications for the purchasing department, installation instructions for shipyard operations Worked with shipyards and consultants providing support and information on projects. Utilized and coordinated with the staff and other Wärtsilä functional areas to ensure that projects were successful, timely, within budget, and met the construction and quality objectives as well as contractual requirements
  • Jan 2001 - Present
    Purchasing Trainee / Dagard
    Trainee at purchasing department at Dagard. Responsible for a fasteners cost-down project and reporting to the Purchasing Manager

Education

  • 2008 - 2008
    Project Management Institute
    PMP Certificate in Project Management
    Activities: PMI Membership
  • 2005 - 2007
    Università di Bologna
    Master in Business Administration (MBA)
    Activities: Alma Alumni network
  • 1995 - 2002
    Università degli Studi di Udine
    M. Sc in Mechanical Engineering
    Activities: Computer Lab Advisor, Compulsory Civil Service at the University Hospital
  • 2000 - 2001
    Université Blaise Pascal (Clermont-II) - Clermont-Ferrand
    Mechanical Engineering
  • 1999 - 2000
    Laurentian University/Université Laurentienne
    English, Physics, Chemistry

Additional Information

Websites:
Personal Website, Company Website, RSS Feed
Interests:
computer, finance, photography, modern and contemporary art, architecture, brit and nothern europe music
about me

Posts

January 07, 05:07 AM
ghosts in Shanghai

Ghosts in Shanghai :: Iso 200 _ f5.6 _ 1/8 _ 142mm


March 27, 02:03 PM
connecting flight

Terminal 1 – Munich :: Iso 200 _ f/5.6 _ 1/30 _ 28mm


March 27, 01:47 PM
ice fishing in Helsinki

Drilling a hole in the ice in Helsinki :: Iso 200 _ f/11 _ 1/500 _ 75mm


June 06, 04:01 AM
a red flower in a green countryside

A red flower in a green countryside :: Iso 100 _ f/8 _ 1/320 _ 180mm

Last week we went cycling along a path called “Ippovia“. At noon many people hided away from the sun in the shadow of the greenest trees. I took a couple of shoots. I like this the most. It’s by no means original. I’ve seen many pictures like this one around. After all it’s not what it is, it’s how we see it. I was happy that I saw it. I felt it. You should have seen that field. So quiet but full of happiness. Sun can burn things in August. But in June it just gives life to the crops in the countryside near my hometown. And that red flower. He stood up. He clearly wanted to be seen. The only red flower in an endless field of greens.


March 10, 04:57 PM
postcards from Helsinki

Love signs in the snow in front of Helsinki Cathedral :: Iso 100 _ f/2.8 _ 1/4″ _ 35mm

A ferry passing by in Helsinki :: Iso 80 _ f/3.2 _ 0.5 _ 70mm

Working for a Finnish company took me many times to Finland in the last six years. I’ve been mainly visiting the Vaasa area, which I found familiar as it looked to me close to the Ontario area where I stayed in my University years (I covered the similarities – actually based on some real facts, as I found out with some internet searching – in this other post). I’ve being flying through Helsinki lots of times and I had a couple of quick meetings too, but this time was different. I had two great guides (thank you Heidi and Mauro) who gave me a fast and effective introduction to the nicest spots in town. I was stunned by the colors of the evening sky, all of them impossible in southern europe, going from a stylish gray to a light dark purple, but sometimes bluish too. The quiteness; the graceful silence that surrounded me near the Cathedral; the surreal look of a smoking funnel of a ferry pretending to be just another house among the landscape of historical buildings. Something to remember!


January 18, 02:27 PM
traffic lights

Copenhagen in January :: Iso 80 _ f/2.8 _ 0.6″ _ 35mm

Taken in Copenhagen, in a cold evening, walking around with no clear target. Artificial lights in northern cities remember me of Dan Flavin works. It’s like walking in a street-open (contemporary) museum.


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