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How much do project cargo jobs pay per year?

As of Jul 6, 2026, the average yearly pay for project cargo in the United States is $107,124.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $81,000.00 and $125,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Project Cargo position, and why are they important?

To excel in Project Cargo, you need expertise in logistics, supply chain management, and international shipping regulations, often supported by a relevant degree or certification such as FIATA Diploma or IATA certification. Familiarity with project management software, cargo handling equipment, and customs clearance systems is crucial. Strong negotiation, problem-solving, and communication skills help you manage multiple stakeholders and complex shipments. These competencies are vital for efficiently coordinating oversize or high-value shipments while minimizing risks and ensuring on-time project delivery.

What is a Project Cargo job?

A Project Cargo job involves managing the transportation of oversized, heavy, or complex cargo that requires specialized handling, planning, and logistics. Professionals in this role coordinate with multiple stakeholders to ensure the safe and efficient delivery of large-scale shipments, often for industries like construction, energy, or manufacturing. Responsibilities include route planning, permits, risk assessment, and selecting appropriate transportation methods such as heavy-lift vessels, cranes, or multimodal transport solutions.

What are the typical challenges faced in a Project Cargo role?

In a Project Cargo role, you often navigate complex logistical challenges, such as coordinating the transportation of large, heavy, or unconventional cargo across international borders. Compliance with diverse regulations, weather conditions affecting shipping timelines, and the need for specialized lifting or handling equipment are common hurdles. You’ll frequently collaborate with engineering teams, suppliers, customs officials, and transport providers to ensure safe and cost-effective project completion. This makes adaptability and strong organizational skills essential for success in managing unexpected changes and tight deadlines.

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Infographic showing various Project Cargo job openings in the United States as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 89% Full Time, 6% Part Time, and 5% Contract. Highlights an 98% Physical, and 2% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $107,124 per year, or $51.5 per hour.

Transport Engineer - Naval Engineer

deugro group

Spring, TX • On-site

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Job description

Transport Engineer - Naval Engineer

Location: The Woodlands (Houston), USA

The deugro group is a globally active company serving the project logistics industry. Counting 1,200 employees worldwide in more than 40 countries, we are a true global network of logistics experts—for road and rail, ocean and air freight. We set the courses of tomorrow—today.

dteq is a company of the deugro group focused on transport engineering, supervision, execution and surveying for heavy lift cargo. Our motivated team of engineers is at the heart of complex projects—planning the transport routes of tomorrow, today. Here is where precision, numbers and calculations are the passion of every employee, along with discovering the world and the sheer unlimited possibilities for moving cargo from A to C via B.

Become a part of our international dteq - Engineering team in The Woodlands (Houston), USA. For the next possible date we are looking for you in fulltime as Transport Engineer - Naval Engineer.

Your tasks and responsibilities:

  • Coordination and management of specific freight moves across all modes of transport including air, sea, road and rail in line with current or future capital projects
  • Specific routing/coordination of challenging; OOG, Heavy Lift, Barge, Rail and Break Bulk moves across major capital projects
  • Develop Method Statements; working closely with both commercial and operational stakeholders, outlining client/movement specific plans to ensure full peace of mind for the client
  • Operational attendance for project execution (i.e. vessel attendance, road transport, barge operations, site installation, etc.)
  • Coordinate efforts with internal and external stakeholders
  • Closely work with additional sub-contractor in order to follow proper operational procedures previously planned in developed Method Statements
  • Develop CAD drawings for all phases of the transport life of cargo accompanied with correspondent calculations, (i.e. transport solutions, lifting plans, stowage plans)
  • Perform engineering calculations to support transport designs and methods
  • Review and develop stability calculation for ocean and inland voyages for project cargo, as well as deck strength calculation
  • Review of infrastructure/capabilities at port, road, ship, rail, and project site
  • Coordinate effort with internal stakeholders offering a clear and succinct technical solution to each client new or existing
  • Executing Route Surveys, considering infrastructure, size and weight of cargo and DOT regulations
  • Troubleshooting/Management of material movement issues during transit, including liaison with local authority and client
  • Coordination and cooperation with global team of engineers to provide a door to door engineering solution
  • Conduct engineering assessments for the multimodal transport of project cargo, including over-dimensional and overweight loads.
  • Perform feasibility studies and route analyses for Out-Of-Gauge (OOG) cargo across road, rail, maritime, and inland waterway networks.
  • Develop structural and stability analysis for vessels and barges transporting super loads, ensuring compliance with international standards (e.g., DNV, ABS).
  • Coordinate with technical teams, clients, and vendors to validate lifting, securing, and transport plans using AutoCAD, Optimoor, specialized lifting software, and both internally and self-developed tools.
  • Support gantry and skid system calculations, rigging design, and transport frame verifications in accordance with project specific and international engineering standards. Participate in on-site operations across various scopes of work, serving as field engineer, operations supervisor, or Marine Warranty Surveyor representative depending on the client and contractual role.
  • Join kick-off meetings and technical alignment sessions for multidisciplinary projects involving key project stakeholders.
  • Assessment on engineering and design details for tailor-made multimodal transport solutions for superheavy and oversized cargo projects.
  • Actively participate in the assembly and commissioning of different equipment when required, alongside subcontractors, serving as field engineer.
  • Act as the main point of contact for clients, suppliers, and project stakeholders when required.
  • Act as barge master for critical roll-on/roll-off (RO/RO) operations, developing and executing detailed ballasting plans and coordinating maneuvers with barge crew and OTR transport teams.
  • Collaborate in the development of tailor-made software and digital tools by working closely with multidisciplinary teams across the company to address specific operational and strategic needs. Approximately 50% work in various unanticipated project sites (can be both domestic and international).

What you can contribute:

  • Requires Bachelors in Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or related field and 2 years experience in the job offered, or related.
  • 2 years must include experience with (1) Hydrostatic and stability; (2) RORO operations and ballasting calculations; (3) Motion analysis; (4) Modular Hydraulic Platform Trailers; (5) Operational experience with installation system (i.e. skidding systems, gantry cranes); (6) AutoCAD; (7) Optimoor; (8) Microsoft Excel, Microsoft 365; and (9) Vdeck and tailormade seafastening software. 1 year must include experience with (1) Finite Element Analysis; (2) Mooring analysis; (3) Software development, Phyton, MS Visual Basic; (4) GHS and stability softwares; (5) BaseCamp and GIS data analysis softwares; (6) Crane Planer 2.0 and Liccon; and (7) Easyload software for Goldhofer equipment.

What we offer you:

A family-owned and run company, deugro group has been active in the project logistics industry for nearly 100 years. With our sights continuously on the future, we are a prosperous company offering you a long-term perspective for your professional career. What's more, you benefit from an attractive salary and a modern workplace, with the option to work remotely—ensuring flexible working hours and individual development opportunities. We want to work with people who not only bring the right résumé/CV, but who also pursue their ideas with passion and put them into action with commitment.

Contact: Do you value a motivating, international environment with opportunities for development and freedom? Send your application including your salary expectations and a possible start date.