22 jobs found in Blyth

Quality Lead Location: Blyth, United Kingdom Employment Type: Full-time Working Arrangement: On-site Sector: Data Centres / Major Construction Projects About the Role We are seeking an experienced Quality Lead to join the project team on a major data centre development in Blyth, UK. The Quality Lead will take responsibility for ensuring that mechanical works are delivered in accordance with project specifications, quality standards and regulatory requirements. Working closely with the construction team, subcontractors, consultants and wider project stakeholders, you will lead QA/QC activities, monitor quality performance, manage inspections and documentation, and ensure quality issues are effectively resolved and closed out. Key Responsibilities Implement and maintain QA/QC procedures throughout the project lifecycle. Ensure mechanical installations comply with project specifications, drawings and applicable industry standards. Conduct inspections of mechanical systems, including HVAC, piping and associated services. Coordinate with construction teams, subcontractors and consultants to ensure quality requirements are consistently achieved. Review and approve Method Statements, Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs) and technical submittals. Monitor subcontractor performance and ensure compliance with project QA/QC requirements. Record, manage and close out Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) and corrective actions. Maintain accurate QA/QC documentation, including inspection records, test results and quality reports. Attend and contribute to site meetings, quality meetings and engineering reviews. Support the commissioning process by ensuring all quality documentation is complete and compliant. Work with the project team to identify and resolve quality and technical issues. Assist with the management and close-out of mechanical snagging and defects. Promote continuous improvement across project quality processes and standards. Requirements Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Building Services Engineering or a related discipline. Minimum 3+ years' experience in a QA/QC role within mechanical construction. Strong understanding of QA/QC processes, standards and documentation. Experience inspecting mechanical systems, particularly HVAC, piping and associated services. Good knowledge of ITPs, Method Statements, technical submittals and quality reporting. Experience managing NCRs, corrective actions and quality inspections. Strong attention to detail and problem-solving abilities. Excellent communication and coordination skills. Ability to work effectively with project teams, subcontractors and consultants. Experience within data centres, industrial or mission-critical projects is highly desirable. Key Skills Quality Lead QA/QC Mechanical HVAC Piping Data Centres ITPs Method Statements NCRs Inspections Technical Submittals Quality Documentation Commissioning Snagging Subcontractor Management Compliance

QA/QC CSA Engineer Location: Blyth, United Kingdom Employment Type: Full-time Working Arrangement: On-site Sector: Data Centres / Major Construction Projects About the Role We are seeking an experienced QA/QC CSA Engineer to join the project team on a major data centre development in Blyth, UK. You will play a key role in ensuring that Civil, Structural and Architectural (CSA) works are delivered in accordance with project specifications, drawings, standards and regulatory requirements. Working closely with the Construction Manager, Project Manager, engineers, design teams and subcontractors, you will develop and maintain quality processes, conduct inspections and audits, manage quality documentation and support the resolution and close-out of quality issues. Key Responsibilities Monitor and inspect CSA works to ensure compliance with project specifications, drawings, standards and regulations. Develop, implement and maintain project-specific QA/QC procedures for CSA works. Review and verify subcontractor method statements, Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs) and quality documentation. Conduct site inspections and quality audits, raising Non-Conformance Reports (NCRs) where required. Support the CSA team in identifying and resolving quality issues and implementing corrective actions. Work closely with design teams, project engineers and subcontractors to ensure timely resolution and close-out of quality matters. Ensure materials and workmanship are inspected, tested and documented in accordance with project requirements. Maintain accurate records of inspections, testing, certifications and quality documentation. Monitor quality performance and contribute to regular project reporting. Support project handover, ensuring completion of quality dossiers, O&M manuals and final QA/QC documentation. Promote a strong culture of quality, health, safety and compliance across all CSA activities. Requirements Relevant Engineering or Construction degree or equivalent qualification. Proven experience as a QA/QC Engineer on large-scale construction projects. Experience within data centres, industrial, technology or other complex construction environments is highly desirable. Strong understanding of Civil, Structural and Architectural (CSA) construction methods, standards and regulatory requirements. Experience developing and implementing QA/QC procedures and managing ITPs and inspections. Experience with NCRs, corrective actions, quality audits and construction documentation. Strong communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to work effectively with subcontractors and multidisciplinary teams. Excellent attention to detail and strong organisational and reporting skills. Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced, technical and deadline-driven construction environment. Key Skills QA/QC CSA Civil Structural Architectural Data Centres Quality Assurance Quality Control ITPs Method Statements NCRs Site Inspections Quality Audits Compliance Construction Documentation Handover O&M Documentation Subcontractor Management

Commissioning Manager Location: Blyth, United Kingdom Employment Type: Full-time Working Arrangement: On-site Sector: Data Centres / Mission-Critical Infrastructure About the Role We are seeking an experienced Commissioning Manager (Cx Manager) to join the site team on a major data centre project in Blyth, UK. Reporting to the Commissioning Lead, you will take responsibility for coordinating and managing commissioning activities across the project, acting as a key interface between commissioning teams, vendors, contractors, designers and client stakeholders. The role requires a strong combination of technical M&E commissioning knowledge and project management skills, with the ability to lead teams, manage programmes and ensure commissioning activities are delivered safely, efficiently and to the required standards. Key Responsibilities Lead, manage and supervise Commissioning Engineers across the project. Define commissioning scopes and manage delivery against the agreed strategy and programme. Monitor commissioning milestones, progress and deadlines, proactively identifying and managing risks. Coordinate commissioning schedules, priorities and milestones with internal teams, vendors and client stakeholders. Act as a key point of contact for the client regarding commissioning activities. Participate in detailed design reviews for CFCI and OFCI work packages. Coordinate the resolution of design, system and process queries with designers and client teams. Manage the overall M&E Commissioning Programme, including sequencing, milestone tracking and reporting. Ensure compliance with contract requirements, specifications, commissioning procedures and project standards. Plan and coordinate vendor FATs and FWTs, including attendance where required. Manage commissioning activities for CFCI and OFCI vendors. Attend and contribute to daily and weekly commissioning meetings. Prepare and submit commissioning progress and technical reports. Work closely with the QA/QC team to ensure project quality objectives are achieved. Manage commissioning documentation, including test scripts, compliance statements and sign-off records. Ensure all commissioning documentation is reviewed, approved and completed to achieve the required commissioning level and final handover. Requirements Degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, or a minimum of 5 years' experience in a Commissioning leadership role within data centre or mission-critical projects. Mechanical or Electrical bias accepted, with a strong working knowledge of both disciplines. Proven experience managing commissioning activities on complex M&E projects. Strong leadership and team management skills. Excellent client, contractor and stakeholder management abilities. Experience working within a multi-contractor construction environment. Strong understanding of EHS requirements relating to mechanical and electrical commissioning. Strong organisational, communication and reporting skills. Experience with data centre or other mission-critical environments is highly desirable. Key Skills Commissioning Management M&E Mechanical Electrical Data Centres Mission Critical CFCI OFCI FAT FWT QA/QC Design Reviews Commissioning Programmes Testing & Validation Client Management Handover

Commissioning Manager Location: Blyth, United Kingdom Employment Type: Full-time Working Arrangement: On-site Sector: Data Centres / Mission-Critical Infrastructure About the Role We are seeking an experienced Commissioning Manager (Cx Manager) to join the site team on a major data centre project in Blyth, UK. Reporting to the Commissioning Lead, you will take responsibility for coordinating and managing commissioning activities across the project, acting as a key interface between commissioning teams, vendors, contractors, designers and client stakeholders. The role requires a strong combination of technical M&E commissioning knowledge and project management skills, with the ability to lead teams, manage programmes and ensure commissioning activities are delivered safely, efficiently and to the required standards. Key Responsibilities Lead, manage and supervise Commissioning Engineers across the project. Define commissioning scopes and manage delivery against the agreed strategy and programme. Monitor commissioning milestones, progress and deadlines, proactively identifying and managing risks. Coordinate commissioning schedules, priorities and milestones with internal teams, vendors and client stakeholders. Act as a key point of contact for the client regarding commissioning activities. Participate in detailed design reviews for CFCI and OFCI work packages. Coordinate the resolution of design, system and process queries with designers and client teams. Manage the overall M&E Commissioning Programme, including sequencing, milestone tracking and reporting. Ensure compliance with contract requirements, specifications, commissioning procedures and project standards. Plan and coordinate vendor FATs and FWTs, including attendance where required. Manage commissioning activities for CFCI and OFCI vendors. Attend and contribute to daily and weekly commissioning meetings. Prepare and submit commissioning progress and technical reports. Work closely with the QA/QC team to ensure project quality objectives are achieved. Manage commissioning documentation, including test scripts, compliance statements and sign-off records. Ensure all commissioning documentation is reviewed, approved and completed to achieve the required commissioning level and final handover. Requirements Degree in Mechanical or Electrical Engineering, or a minimum of 5 years' experience in a Commissioning leadership role within data centre or mission-critical projects. Mechanical or Electrical bias accepted, with a strong working knowledge of both disciplines. Proven experience managing commissioning activities on complex M&E projects. Strong leadership and team management skills. Excellent client, contractor and stakeholder management abilities. Experience working within a multi-contractor construction environment. Strong understanding of EHS requirements relating to mechanical and electrical commissioning. Strong organisational, communication and reporting skills. Experience with data centre or other mission-critical environments is highly desirable. Key Skills Commissioning Management M&E Mechanical Electrical Data Centres Mission Critical CFCI OFCI FAT FWT QA/QC Design Reviews Commissioning Programmes Testing & Validation Client Management Handover

Senior Quantity Surveyor (MEP/CSA) Location: Blyth, United Kingdom Employment Type: Full-time Working Arrangement: On-site Sector: Data Centres / Major Construction Projects About the Role We are seeking an experienced Senior Quantity Surveyor (MEP/CSA) to join the commercial team on a major data centre project in Blyth, UK. You will take responsibility for the commercial and contractual management of assigned packages, ensuring effective cost control, procurement, commercial reporting and financial delivery throughout the project lifecycle. Working closely with Project Managers, Package Managers, subcontractors and the wider project team, you will provide commercial leadership across MEP and/or Civil, Structural and Architectural (CSA) packages. Key Responsibilities Manage all commercial and contractual aspects of assigned packages throughout the project lifecycle. Prepare, review and manage budgets, forecasts and cost reports. Lead procurement activities, including subcontractor selection, tendering and contract negotiations. Manage subcontractor accounts, including valuations, variations, claims and final accounts. Monitor project costs and proactively identify commercial risks and opportunities. Work closely with Project Managers, Package Managers and site teams on cost and commercial management. Ensure contractual and commercial documentation is maintained accurately and up to date. Attend commercial meetings, site meetings and project reviews. Evaluate and manage change orders and variations in accordance with contract requirements. Prepare and submit interim valuations, applications for payment and final accounts. Provide commercial advice and support to project stakeholders. Ensure compliance with contractual terms, conditions and project procedures. Prepare financial and commercial reports for senior management. Proactively identify, manage and resolve commercial and contractual issues. Support the successful commercial close-out of packages and projects. Requirements Bachelor's degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management or a related discipline. Minimum 8+ years' experience in Quantity Surveying within the construction sector. Strong experience managing the commercial aspects of large-scale construction projects. Proven experience in cost control, procurement and contract administration. Strong knowledge of construction contracts and commercial practices. Excellent negotiation, analytical and financial management skills. Experience managing subcontractor packages from procurement through to final account. Strong communication and stakeholder management skills. Excellent attention to detail and organisational abilities. Ability to work effectively within multidisciplinary project teams. Experience within data centres, industrial, mission-critical or other complex construction environments is highly desirable. Strong MEP and/or CSA commercial experience is advantageous. Key Skills Senior Quantity Surveyor MEP CSA Data Centres Commercial Management Cost Control Procurement Contract Administration Subcontract Management Valuations Variations Claims Final Accounts Forecasting Cost Reporting Change Management Commercial Risk Contract Negotiation

Design Manager Location: Blyth, United Kingdom Employment Type: Full-time Working Arrangement: On-site Sector: Data Centres / Major Construction Projects About the Role We are seeking an experienced Design Manager to join a major data centre project in Blyth, UK. The successful candidate will lead and manage the design delivery process across Civil, Structural, Architectural and MEP disciplines, ensuring designs are fully coordinated, compliant and delivered in line with project programmes, specifications and construction requirements. This is a senior role requiring strong design leadership, technical coordination and stakeholder management experience, ideally gained on large-scale and complex construction projects. Key Responsibilities Lead engagement with the client's design team on project-wide design and services coordination. Manage in-house design teams and external consultants to ensure timely design progression. Plan and lead design and engineering workshops, resolving design issues ahead of construction activities. Manage the Technical Submittal (TS) process, ensuring compliance with project specifications and timely approvals. Provide technical leadership across the design team. Manage design queries and RFIs, maintaining accurate records and coordinating weekly design meetings. Oversee Issued for Construction (IFC) drawings and design releases, ensuring project teams are working to the latest approved information. Manage design changes and associated change-control processes. Lead weekly design and engineering coordination meetings with internal and external stakeholders. Maintain the design risk register and communicate key risks, mitigation measures and actions to senior management and the client. Manage Safety in Design, design risk and change-control requirements. Coordinate design and submittal processes for FFE packages within administrative areas. Prepare and deliver weekly design progress reports, highlighting progress, risks and mitigation measures. Coordinate contractor construction drawings and models, ensuring they are reviewed, approved and issued in accordance with project requirements. Oversee as-built drawings and model submissions to meet project handover requirements. Coordinate the submission of O&M manuals and project documentation through approved client platforms. Manage and coordinate LEED design requirements, working with the client and LEED consultants to ensure compliance. Ensure project quality plans and QA/QC procedures are implemented and maintained. Liaise with Temporary Works Designers and the client's design management team regarding temporary works, traffic management and design risk assessments. Coordinate with client-appointed OFCI vendors, ensuring technical submissions and deliveries align with project specifications and programme requirements. Ensure compliance with relevant regulations, standards and local codes. Skills & Qualifications Minimum 8 years' experience managing design delivery on large-scale construction projects. Experience across data centres, commercial, industrial, healthcare, education or major fit-out projects. Data centre experience is highly desirable. Degree qualification in an appropriate engineering, architectural or construction-related discipline. Strong understanding of design management principles, construction sequencing and multidisciplinary coordination. Experience managing design teams, consultants, contractors and client stakeholders. Strong knowledge of design coordination, technical submissions, RFIs, IFC documentation and design change control. Excellent communication, leadership and organisational skills. Ability to manage multiple stakeholders and deliver effectively within demanding project programmes. Strong understanding of construction quality, design risk and regulatory compliance. The Opportunity This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Design Manager to join a major hyperscale data centre project and take responsibility for multidisciplinary design coordination and technical delivery throughout the project lifecycle.

CSA Senior Cost Consultant Location: North East England Sector: Data Centres / Mission-Critical Infrastructure Employment: Permanent About the Role We are seeking an experienced CSA Senior Cost Consultant to join our Cost & Commercial Management team, supporting the commercial delivery of a major hyperscale data centre programme in the North East. This is an excellent opportunity for a commercially experienced professional with a strong post-contract cost management background to work on a major, complex capital project. The role will focus on the first phase of data centre delivery and associated campus infrastructure, with responsibility for supporting the commercial management of key Civil, Structural and Architectural (CSA) work packages from procurement through to final account. You will work closely with the site-based commercial leadership team, principal contractors, supply chain partners and wider project stakeholders to ensure strong commercial control and successful project delivery. Key Responsibilities Support the Commercial Director in the commercial management of major CSA capital work packages from procurement through to final account. Support and, where appropriate, lead GMP development, negotiation and conversion into agreed package values. Prepare and review valuations, payment recommendations and change control. Contribute to cost reports, forecasts, CVRs and executive-level commercial reporting. Support the administration and commercial management of FIDIC contracts. Review tender analysis and provide commercial recommendations. Identify and manage commercial risks, opportunities and contingency. Support the commercial management of enabling works, civils, piling, structural steel, structures and architectural packages. Support the preparation and agreement of final accounts with the principal contractor. Monitor project costs, variances, commitments and forecasts. Provide commercial advice and insight to support project decision-making. Develop effective working relationships with clients, contractors, consultants and internal stakeholders. Support and mentor junior commercial team members. Key Experience & Skills The successful candidate will ideally have: Significant experience in cost or commercial management on major capital projects. Strong post-contract cost management experience. Experience with GMP procurement, development and negotiation. Working knowledge of FIDIC contracts and contract administration. Strong experience in change control, variations and commercial management. Experience managing valuations and payment processes. Strong cost forecasting, reporting and CVR experience. Experience managing and agreeing final accounts. Experience across CSA packages, including civils, structures, piling, steel or architectural works. Strong commercial awareness and stakeholder management skills. Experience working in a site-based project environment. Experience within data centres, hyperscale, mission-critical, infrastructure or other major capital projects would be highly advantageous. Qualifications Relevant degree or equivalent professional experience. Professional qualification or chartered status, ideally MRICS/FRICS or equivalent. Valid CSCS card. The Opportunity This role offers the opportunity to play a key commercial role within a major hyperscale data centre programme, working alongside experienced project and commercial professionals on a complex, high-value capital development. If you are an experienced Senior Cost Consultant, Senior Quantity Surveyor, Cost Manager or Senior Commercial Manager with strong CSA and post-contract experience, we would be interested in hearing from you.

V7 Recruitment are recruiting for a QA/QC CSA Engineer on behalf of a leading international data centre contractor delivering major hyperscale projects across Europe.This is a fantastic opportunity to join a high-performing project team and play a key role in ensuring all Civil, Structural and Architectural (CSA) works are delivered to the highest standards of quality, compliance, and client satisfaction. What's on offer: Competitive Salary Discretionary Bonus Scheme Subsistence Allowance Flights/Accommodation/Car hire Annual Leave Pension Scheme Requirements Degree qualified in Engineering, Construction Management, or a related discipline. Previous experience in a QA/QC Engineer position on large-scale construction projects. Strong understanding of CSA construction methods, quality standards, and compliance requirements. Experience managing inspections, test plans, quality documentation, and NCR processes. Data centre, industrial, pharmaceutical, semiconductor, or other mission-critical project experience is highly desirable. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Strong attention to detail and organisational abilities. Ability to work effectively within a fast-paced project environment. Key Responsibilities: Monitor and inspect CSA works to ensure compliance with project specifications, drawings, standards, and regulations. Develop, implement, and maintain QA/QC procedures, Inspection & Test Plans (ITPs), and quality documentation. Review subcontractor quality submissions, method statements, and inspection records. Conduct site inspections and quality audits, issuing NCRs where required. Support project teams in identifying, managing, and resolving quality issues. Work closely with engineers, design teams, and subcontractors to ensure timely close-out of quality matters. Verify that materials, installations, and workmanship meet project and client requirements. Maintain accurate records of inspections, testing, certifications, and quality documentation. Support project reporting and quality performance monitoring. Assist with project handover activities, including QA dossiers, O&M manuals, and final documentation. Promote a strong culture of quality, safety, and continuous improvement on site. If you're an experienced QA/QC professional with CSA experience and are looking to work on some of Europe's most exciting data centre projects, we'd love to hear from you. V7 Recruitment is an equal opportunities employer and does not discriminate on the grounds of age, disability, gender, gender reassignment, marriage or civil partnership, pregnancy or maternity, race, religion or belief, sex, or sexual orientation. All applications will be considered solely on merit and suitability for the role. Please note that by applying for this position you are giving consent for V7 Recruitment to process and store your personal data in line with our Privacy Policy. We may contact you about this and other suitable opportunities. You can request your data to be removed at any time by contacting us.

Design Manager Data Centre Salter Grange is recruiting for an experienced Design Manager for a major hyperscale data centre project on behalf of a leading international technical contractor. We are seeking an experienced Design Manager to lead multidisciplinary design teams from project inception through to construction and handover. This role requires a proactive leader with strong technical expertise, commercial awareness, and the ability to manage multiple stakeholders within fast-paced project environments. Senior Design Manager Key Responsibilities Lead and manage the design process throughout all project phases, from concept through detailed design, construction, and commissioning. Coordinate multidisciplinary design teams including architectural, structural, civil, mechanical, electrical, and specialist consultants. Develop and manage design programmes aligned with overall project delivery schedules. Review design deliverables to ensure compliance with client requirements, project specifications, applicable European standards and local regulations. Collaborate closely with project managers, commercial teams, procurement, and site operations to maintain design intent throughout construction. Manage design risk registers, technical queries, Requests for Information (RFIs) and design change processes. Ensure designs are practical, cost-effective, sustainable, and fully buildable. Support value engineering initiatives while maintaining project quality and performance standards. Design Manager Requirements 5+ years of experience in design management, engineering, or project delivery within the construction industry. Experience on large-scale projects, ideally within data centres, mission-critical, pharmaceutical or industrial sectors. Strong understanding of mechanical and electrical building services systems. Experience coordinating multidisciplinary consultant teams across multiple countries or regions. Knowledge of European building regulations, industry standards, and best practices. Experience working within BIM environments, including Autodesk Revit and common data environments. Excellent communication, organisational and problem-solving skills. Apply now for a confidential discussion with Salter Grange.

CSA Construction Manager (On-site) Location: Multiple locations across Europe Employment Type: Full-time A leading European data centre construction and delivery organisation is seeking an experienced CSA Construction Manager to join its growing team in Finland. The successful candidate will oversee the Civil, Structural and Architectural (CSA) scope on a large-scale, fast-track data centre project, managing construction teams, subcontractors, design coordination, programme delivery, quality, and site operations. Key Responsibilities Manage the Civil, Structural, and Architectural work packages, including the CSA engineering, supervision, and construction teams. Coordinate procurement, design, engineering, construction, and installation activities to ensure delivery against project requirements and programme. Develop and manage the CSA delivery strategy, scopes of work, subcontract packages, and construction plans. Manage subcontractors and supply chain partners, monitoring progress, resources, quality, safety, and performance against programme. Coordinate with design teams to ensure construction information, drawings, and technical details are issued in line with programme requirements. Review designs and drawings, identify discrepancies or compliance issues, and coordinate resolution of technical and construction challenges. Manage site Health & Safety, Quality Assurance/Quality Control, and environmental requirements in collaboration with the relevant project teams. Manage project scheduling, sequencing, and short-term planning, including 4- and 12-week look-ahead programmes. Chair subcontractor progress meetings and participate in project, design, planning, commercial, and coordination meetings. Monitor subcontractor documentation, project records, QA files, safety files, punch lists, and handover requirements. Review setting-out information and ensure builders' work requirements associated with MEP services are properly coordinated. Provide regular progress reporting to the project management team and highlight risks, delays, variations, and required actions. Support commercial management by identifying and communicating variations, scope changes, and potential contractual impacts. Drive a strong culture of safety, quality, environmental compliance, collaboration, and continuous improvement across the CSA team. Manage project close-out and handover activities to ensure all CSA works and associated documentation are completed to the required standards. Requirements Relevant construction, civil engineering, structural engineering, or related degree qualification. Minimum 7 years' CSA construction experience, ideally within large-scale, complex, or mission-critical projects. Proven experience successfully managing Civil, Structural, and Architectural work packages. Strong understanding of construction programming, sequencing, subcontractor management, design coordination, and site delivery. Excellent leadership, communication, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills. Benefits Opportunity to work on major data centre and mission-critical infrastructure projects. Collaborative and technically focused working environment. Career progression and professional development opportunities. Competitive salary and benefits package.

CSA Lead (On-site) Location: Multiple locations across Europe Employment Type: Full-time A leading European data centre delivery organisation is seeking an experienced CSA Lead to oversee the Civil, Structural and Architectural elements of a major, large-scale infrastructure project in Finland. The successful candidate will provide senior leadership across the CSA function, managing multidisciplinary teams, subcontractors, design coordination, project performance, quality, and stakeholder relationships from project set-up through to handover. Key Responsibilities Lead and oversee all Civil, Structural, and Architectural activities across a major construction project. Manage a large multidisciplinary CSA team, including discipline leads, package managers, design managers, engineers, and site supervisors. Provide leadership and support to teams managing multiple subcontractors and significant construction packages. Oversee contractor design activities, ensuring designs are progressed, coordinated, and approved ahead of construction. Ensure BIM processes and project standards are implemented and followed by subcontractors. Monitor and manage project costs, budgets, labour requirements, commissioning activities, and overall project performance. Lead the establishment of CSA processes, including reporting, meeting structures, project controls, and delivery schedules. Maintain strong relationships with clients, design teams, consultants, subcontractors, and key project stakeholders. Monitor project performance against agreed cost, scope, quality, and programme requirements. Promote high standards of Health & Safety and maintain a strong safety culture across the CSA team. Monitor quality performance and ensure project quality targets and standards are achieved. Provide regular reporting and project updates to senior project leadership. Support delivery from project concept and design through construction, commissioning, and final handover. Identify and resolve project risks and challenges while maintaining a strategic overview of the wider project. Provide strong leadership across the CSA function, ensuring effective delegation, prioritisation, communication, collaboration, and team performance. Requirements Degree in construction, civil engineering, structural engineering, or a related discipline. Minimum 5 years' experience in a senior project management or construction leadership role, managing projects valued at €50m+. Proven experience delivering large-scale projects from concept through to handover, with strong experience managing CSA work packages within a contracting environment. Experience in data centre or mission-critical construction is advantageous but not essential. Excellent leadership, organisational, communication, stakeholder management, and problem-solving skills, with strong proficiency in Microsoft Word and Excel. Benefits Opportunity to work on major data centre and large-scale infrastructure projects. Collaborative and technically focused working environment. Career progression and professional development opportunities. Competitive salary and benefits package. Annual bonus. Flights and accommodation support.

Structural Steel Project Manager Location: Northumberland Project: Major Data Centre Scheme Rate: Competitive freelance day rate Duration: Long-term contract The Opportunity We are currently recruiting for an experienced Structural Steel Project Manager to join a major data centre scheme in Cambois, Northumberland . This is a significant project requiring a strong project management background, with particular experience in structural steelwork, steel erection and the coordination of complex construction activities . The successful candidate will be responsible for overseeing the delivery of structural steel packages, ensuring works are completed safely, efficiently and to the required quality and programme standards. Key Responsibilities Manage the structural steel package from planning and coordination through to installation and completion. Oversee structural steel contractors, subcontractors and site teams. Coordinate steelwork activities with the wider construction programme and other trades. Monitor progress, programme, quality and health & safety across the package. Liaise with the client, consultants, design teams and other project stakeholders. Review drawings, specifications, fabrication details and installation requirements. Identify and resolve technical, logistical and programme issues. Ensure works are delivered in accordance with project specifications and relevant standards. Maintain accurate project records, reports and progress updates. Drive the successful delivery of the package in line with project milestones. Requirements Proven experience as a Project Manager within structural steelwork . Strong knowledge of structural steel fabrication, erection and installation. Experience managing steelwork packages on major commercial, industrial or data centre projects. Ability to coordinate multiple contractors and manage complex interfaces. Strong understanding of construction programmes, quality control and health & safety. Excellent communication, organisation and problem-solving skills. Relevant construction qualifications, with SMSTS and CSCS preferred. What's on Offer? Opportunity to work on a major data centre development . Long-term freelance contract. Competitive day rate. Working with an experienced project team on a high-profile scheme. Immediate start available for the right candidate.

Senior Civils Site Manager - Northumberland Fawkes & Reece are currently recruiting for an experienced Senior Civils Site Manager to join an ongoing civils/infrastructure project in Northumberland . This is a freelance opportunity for an experienced Site Manager with a strong background in civil engineering, groundworks and infrastructure . The Role: Managing day-to-day site operations Supervising subcontractors and site teams Planning and coordinating civils and groundworks activities Ensuring works are delivered safely, on programme and to specification Managing RAMS, permits and site documentation Monitoring quality and progress Liaising with Project Managers, Contracts Managers and subcontractors Maintaining high standards of health & safety across site Providing regular progress updates to the project team Requirements: Proven experience as a Civils / Senior Civils Site Manager Strong civils, groundworks or infrastructure background SMSTS CSCS First Aid Strong knowledge of RAMS and health & safety Experience managing subcontractors and site teams Excellent communication and organisational skills Location: Northumberland Rate: 300- 340 per day DOE Duration: Ongoing Start: ASAP Employment: Freelance If you're an experienced Civils Site Manager looking for your next freelance opportunity, apply with your CV or contact Harry at Fawkes & Reece on (phone number removed)

Elvet Recruitment are recruiting a Site Manager to work on a Major Infrastructure project in Blyth. The company have secured an initial contract of 2 years, with the view to extend to 10 as the scheme progresses. Duties/Responsibilities: Full management of site, reporting to and liaising with a Contracts Manager & Construction Director. Leading projects from early site setup through to handover. Ensure programmes are reviewed and updated. Completing daily site diaries. Ordering materials for site. Ensure RAMS are written and updated. Progress meetings with senior management and client. Overseeing direct delivery teams and sub-contractors. Experience required: Must have: Experience working as Site Agent or Site Manager. Experience managing projects from cradle to grave. Detailed experience with: Foundations, RC Works, Heavy Civils SMSTS, Temporary Works, Appointed Person, First Aid. Nice to have: Engineering background, working from Site Engineer to Site Agent. Degree qualified or HNC/HND qualified within civil engineering. Remuneration: On offer is a salary up to 70,000 (depending on experience) plus package. Or a freelance rate up to 400 per day By applying for this job you accept the T&Cs, Privacy Policy and Disclaimers which can be found on our website For more information, please contact Jack Vasey at Elvet Recruitment

CSA Engineer Blyth, UK. Responsibilities Support the coordination and delivery of Civil, Structural & Architectural works across the project lifecycle Review and interpret drawings, specifications, and technical documentation Assist with the implementation of site QA/QC processes and ensure works are completed to required standards Coordinate with subcontractors, supervisors, and the wider project team on daily site activities Monitor site progress and report on programme status to senior engineers and management Ensure all documentation, including technical submittals and safety documentation, is maintained and up to date Attend Site Meetings, Engineering Reviews, and Planning Meetings Liaise with the design team to request and track construction information (RFIs) Assist with setting out, checking works, and verifying dimensions on site Support commercial management by tracking variations and assisting with progress claims Identify and assist in resolving technical, design, and coordination issues Assist with the management and close-out of CSA snagging items Skills & Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or similar discipline Minimum 3+ years' experience within the CSA construction sector Experience working on Civil, Structural, and Architectural elements of construction projects Good understanding of construction drawings, specifications, and site practices Strong organisational and communication skills Ability to work collaboratively within a project team and coordinate with subcontractors Strong technical understanding of CSA construction methodologies Experience in data centre, industrial, or mission-critical projects is advantageous

CSA Construction Manager Responsibilities Oversee and manage all Civil, Structural & Architectural activities across the project lifecycle Lead and coordinate day-to-day site operations in conjunction with the wider project team Ensure site QA/QC processes are implemented and maintained in line with project specifications and standards Coordinate project schedules with Planners, Project Managers, subcontractors, consultants, and design teams Manage and supervise subcontractor performance, including progress monitoring, manpower levels, and coordination meetings Ensure all subcontractor documentation, including safety documentation, is maintained and up to date Attend Site Meetings, Engineering Reviews, Planning Meetings, and Handover Meetings Liaise with the design team to ensure construction information is issued and aligned with programme requirements Review drawings, specifications, and setting out details to ensure buildability and coordination across all CSA elements Ensure compliance with health & safety standards and promote a strong safety culture on site Support commercial management by monitoring progress, variations, and attending weekly commercial meetings Issue progress reports to senior management and the project team Oversee snagging activities and ensure timely close-out of all CSA-related items Proactively identify and resolve technical, design, and coordination issues on site Skills & Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or similar discipline Minimum 7+ years' experience within the CSA construction sector, with a focus on site management Strong background in managing Civil, Structural, and Architectural works on large-scale construction projects Experience in programme delivery, sequencing, and site coordination Excellent leadership, organisational, and communication skills Strong technical understanding of CSA construction methodologies and site operations Proven ability to manage site teams and subcontractors to achieve project milestones Data centre, industrial, or mission-critical project experience is advantageous

Mechanical Supervisor /Construction Manager / Site Manager Blyth, Northumberland Data Centre Start Monday 28th Day Rate 330p/d - 350p/d A leading mechanical contractor is looking to appoint an experienced Mechanical Construction Manager / Site Supervisor to join a major hyperscale data centre development in Blyth, Northumberland . This is an exceptional opportunity to become involved at the very beginning of what is expected to be a multi-phase campus development spanning up to 10 years . The Opportunity The successful candidate will initially take responsibility for delivering the mechanical services package on the project's temporary/permanent office facility, which will act as the operational hub for the wider campus. Following completion of the office fit out (approximately 18 weeks), you will transition directly onto Phase One of the main data centre , with further phases already planned. This is a long-term opportunity for someone who enjoys taking ownership, building relationships on site and helping establish delivery teams from the outset. Responsibilities Manage the mechanical installation from pre-construction through to handover. Coordinate mechanical subcontractors across HVAC, ventilation, plumbing and insulation packages. Ensure works are delivered safely, on programme and to the required quality standards. Work closely with the client, design team and wider project delivery team. Attend site meetings and manage daily site operations. Monitor labour, productivity and programme. Resolve technical and coordination issues throughout construction. Support procurement and sequencing of mechanical packages. Produce progress reports and maintain project documentation. About You We're looking for someone who has: Proven experience as a Mechanical Construction Manager. Strong background delivering commercial, industrial or data centre projects. Excellent knowledge of HVAC, plumbing and mechanical building services. Experience managing subcontractors and coordinating multiple work packages. Strong communication and organisational skills. A proactive approach with the ability to solve problems on site. SMSTS, SSSTS & CSCS and First Aid (or equivalent). Local knowledge of mechanical subcontractors within the North East would be highly advantageous. If you're looking for the opportunity to join a landmark project from day one and play a key role in delivering one of the UK's major data centre developments, we'd like to hear from you.

Electrical Package Manager Location: Blyth, England, United Kingdom Work Model: On-site Full-time Company Overview Our client is Europe's leading dedicated data centre delivery partner, offering comprehensive turnkey solutions spanning design, construction, and commissioning. Headquartered in Dublin, our client delivers projects across Europe and has established itself as one of the most trusted names in the sector. Role Overview An experienced Electrical Package Manager is required to join our client's team on a site-based basis in Blyth, UK. In this role, you will oversee and coordinate electrical building services works on major data centre projects, ensuring safe, efficient, and high-quality project delivery. Key Responsibilities Stakeholder Management: Establish and maintain effective communication with the client and broader project stakeholders. Package Management: Direct electrical installation activities, ensuring full alignment with project specifications, quality benchmarks, and safety standards. Installation Sequencing: Coordinate with the project team to sequence electrical installations-including containment, cabling, power systems, and associated services-to hit key programme milestones. Documentation & Compliance: Draft and review electrical method statements, risk assessments, technical submittals, RFIs, and inspection records. Sub-contractor & Vendor Coordination: Liaise with electrical sub-contractors, suppliers, and vendors to drive smooth execution of the works package. Programme & Change Control: Track the four-week look-ahead programme, document scope changes, support monthly valuations, and contribute to the final account. Testing, Commissioning & Handover: Compile O&M, testing, commissioning, and BCAR documentation; ensure as-built records accurately reflect site installations and support project handover. Skills & Qualifications Education: Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering, Building Services Engineering, or a related field. Experience: Minimum 5 years of electrical package management experience within a construction contracting environment. Industry Background: Previous experience delivering electrical packages on data centre, mission-critical, pharmaceutical, or industrial projects is preferred. Technical Software: Proficient in MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and MS Project. Core Competencies: Strong knowledge of electrical building services systems, along with exceptional organisation, time management, and communication skills. What Our Client Offers The opportunity to work on Europe's largest and most advanced data centre projects. Career progression and professional development within a rapidly expanding industry. A competitive salary package and a collaborative, supportive team culture. Our client is an equal opportunities employer.

Mechanical Construction Manager Location: Blyth, England, United Kingdom Work Model: On-site Full-time Company Overview Our client is Europe's leading dedicated data centre delivery partner, providing comprehensive turnkey solutions spanning design, construction, and commissioning. With an established European footprint and a reputation built on trust and sector expertise, our client delivers critical infrastructure projects across the region. Role Overview An experienced Mechanical Construction Manager is required to join the project team on-site in Blyth, UK. You will take full responsibility for directing all mechanical construction works on site, driving safe, timely, cost-effective, and high-quality project execution. Key Responsibilities Site Management: Lead day-to-day mechanical site operations and oversee all mechanical installation activities throughout the project lifecycle. Quality Assurance: Execute and enforce robust QA/QC procedures to ensure full compliance with design specifications and high standards. Coordination & Planning: Partner with Planners, Project Managers, design consultants, and sub-contractors to align project programmes and buildability. Sub-Contractor Management: Oversee mechanical sub-contractor performance, tracking progress, monitoring labor levels, facilitating coordination meetings, and maintaining up-to-date health and safety documentation. Design & Technical Reviews: Review drawings, technical submittals, and specifications to resolve technical issues proactively and align information with the project timeline. Meetings & Reporting: Lead site meetings, engineering reviews, and handover sessions; generate progress reports for project leadership. Health & Safety: Drive an uncompromised health and safety culture, enforcing strict compliance across all site activities. Commercial & Handover Support: Support cost control by tracking variations in weekly commercial meetings, and manage mechanical snagging to ensure efficient close-out. Skills & Qualifications Education: Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Building Services Engineering, or a related field. Experience: Minimum 8+ years of mechanical construction experience, with a heavy emphasis on direct site management. Technical Expertise: Proven record of managing complex mechanical systems (HVAC, piping, and building services) on large-scale builds. Industry Background: Data centre, mission-critical, or major industrial project experience is highly desirable. Core Competencies: Strong grasp of construction sequencing, commissioning processes, sub-contractor leadership, and clear stakeholder communication. What Our Client Offers High-profile, large-scale data centre projects with an industry-leading firm. Collaborative team environment with dedicated support for career progression. Competitive salary and overall package. Our client is an equal opportunities employer.

Mechanical Construction Manager Data Centre Blyth Our client is a dedicated Data Centre Construction company providing turnkey solutions to our clients, headquartered in Dublin and delivering throughout Europe. As an engineering-focused organisation, they have grown to become one of the leading and most trusted companies in our sector. We are pleased to announce that we are currently seeking an experienced Mechanical Construction Manager to join their team. This position will be based on-site in Blyth, Northumberland. Responsibilities Overall Mechanical Delivery Lead and manage the execution of all mechanical works, including HVAC, chilled water, pipework, fire protection, and fuel systems, ensuring delivery in line with programme, budget, and client data centre standards. Subcontractor & Workforce Management Manage mechanical subcontractors and site teams, coordinating resources, productivity, sequencing, and interfaces with electrical, CSA, and commissioning teams. Programme & Planning Control Develop and drive short-term and look-ahead programmes, identifying risks and implementing mitigation measures to meet key data hall and phased handover milestones. Quality, Safety & Compliance Ensure mechanical works are delivered in compliance with project specifications, Dutch and European regulations, QAQC requirements, and HSE standards, promoting a strong safety-first culture on site. Testing, Commissioning & Handover Support Oversee mechanical completion, testing, and commissioning activities, supporting integrated systems testing (IST) and ensuring mechanical systems are fully ready for client and authority handover. Requirements Must have relevant degree level qualification or equivalent trades background Must have 8+ years experience in a similar role on large scale construction projects (preferably Data Centres) Must have UK Passport or RTW in the UK Benefits £80,000 - £90,000 + Package

CSCS ground worker needed on large commercial project based Blyth area. Duties will include prep for tarmac work, drainage, kerbing and stoning up. Successful candidate must hold valid CSCS card and be able to provide recent work references. For further details call Sam CDM Recruitment. CDM Recruitment are an equal opportunities employer.

Temporary Works Coordinator Location: Cambois, Northumberland Duration: Long-term freelance Start Date: ASAP Rate: Competitive, dependent on experience We are currently recruiting for an experienced Temporary Works Coordinator (TWC) to join a major construction scheme in Cambois, Northumberland on a freelance basis. The successful candidate will be responsible for coordinating temporary works activities across the project, ensuring designs, inspections and installations are properly managed and delivered in line with project requirements, programme and relevant standards. Key Responsibilities: Coordinate and manage all temporary works activities on site. Ensure temporary works are planned, designed, checked and implemented correctly. Liaise with designers, engineers, subcontractors and the wider project team. Review temporary works designs, calculations and associated documentation. Maintain the Temporary Works Register and ensure appropriate approvals are in place. Coordinate inspections and ensure temporary works remain suitable throughout the construction process. Attend site meetings and contribute to planning and sequencing. Ensure all temporary works comply with health, safety and quality requirements. Monitor progress and identify any potential issues or risks. Requirements: Proven experience working as a Temporary Works Coordinator on major construction projects. Relevant construction/civil engineering background. Strong understanding of temporary works procedures and processes. Excellent communication and coordination skills. Relevant temporary works qualifications/training. CSCS and relevant site qualifications. Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple activities simultaneously.