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 role will oversee the Civil, Structural and Architectural scope on a large-scale, fast-track data centre project. Key Responsibilities Lead CSA construction teams, subcontractors, and site delivery activities. Coordinate design, procurement, construction, sequencing, and programme delivery. Manage subcontractor performance, quality, safety, progress, and resources. Coordinate technical issues, drawings, design changes, and construction requirements. Support reporting, commercial variations, handover, and project close-out. Requirements Degree in Construction, Civil/Structural Engineering, or related discipline. 7+ years' CSA construction experience, ideally on large-scale or mission-critical projects. Proven experience managing CSA packages and subcontractors. Strong knowledge of construction programming, sequencing, and design coordination. Excellent leadership, communication, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills. Benefits Opportunity to work on major data centre and mission-critical projects. Collaborative and technically focused working environment. Strong career progression and professional development opportunities. Competitive salary and benefits package.
12/11/2026
Full time
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 role will oversee the Civil, Structural and Architectural scope on a large-scale, fast-track data centre project. Key Responsibilities Lead CSA construction teams, subcontractors, and site delivery activities. Coordinate design, procurement, construction, sequencing, and programme delivery. Manage subcontractor performance, quality, safety, progress, and resources. Coordinate technical issues, drawings, design changes, and construction requirements. Support reporting, commercial variations, handover, and project close-out. Requirements Degree in Construction, Civil/Structural Engineering, or related discipline. 7+ years' CSA construction experience, ideally on large-scale or mission-critical projects. Proven experience managing CSA packages and subcontractors. Strong knowledge of construction programming, sequencing, and design coordination. Excellent leadership, communication, problem-solving, and stakeholder management skills. Benefits Opportunity to work on major data centre and mission-critical projects. Collaborative and technically focused working environment. Strong career progression and professional development opportunities. Competitive salary and benefits package.
Falcon Green is recruiting an MEP Project Manager to join the team delivering a major data centre project at Cambois, near Blyth. Reporting directly to the MEP Project Lead, each Project Manager will take responsibility for their respective discipline, coordinating specialist subcontractors and driving delivery from technical coordination and procurement through installation, testing and commissioning. This role will suit experienced Project Managers who have delivered complex building services packages with a Tier One main contractor or a major MEP subcontractor. Working closely with the MEP Project Lead and wider construction team, you will turn project requirements into coordinated, achievable delivery plans, maintaining control of programme, quality and safety throughout. Key responsibilities include: Managing the delivery of electrical or mechanical works against project milestones. Leading specialist subcontractors, monitoring performance and resolving delivery issues. Coordinating technical submissions, drawings and design information with consultants and the supply chain. Managing procurement schedules, long-lead equipment and installation sequencing. Coordinating interfaces between MEP systems and civil, structural and architectural works. Working with the commercial team to identify changes, manage risk and monitor package costs. Planning and overseeing inspections, testing, commissioning and handover. Providing clear progress reports and escalating risks to the MEP Project Lead. What we are looking for Proven experience as an Electrical or Mechanical Project Manager on large, technically demanding construction projects. Experience working for a Tier One main contractor or a major specialist MEP subcontractor. Strong technical knowledge of your discipline and an understanding of its interfaces with other building services. Experience managing subcontractors, procurement, installation and commissioning. The ability to challenge programmes, resolve technical issues and maintain delivery standards. Relevant mechanical, electrical or building services qualifications. Previous data centre or mission-critical project experience would be advantageous.
05/11/2026
Full time
Falcon Green is recruiting an MEP Project Manager to join the team delivering a major data centre project at Cambois, near Blyth. Reporting directly to the MEP Project Lead, each Project Manager will take responsibility for their respective discipline, coordinating specialist subcontractors and driving delivery from technical coordination and procurement through installation, testing and commissioning. This role will suit experienced Project Managers who have delivered complex building services packages with a Tier One main contractor or a major MEP subcontractor. Working closely with the MEP Project Lead and wider construction team, you will turn project requirements into coordinated, achievable delivery plans, maintaining control of programme, quality and safety throughout. Key responsibilities include: Managing the delivery of electrical or mechanical works against project milestones. Leading specialist subcontractors, monitoring performance and resolving delivery issues. Coordinating technical submissions, drawings and design information with consultants and the supply chain. Managing procurement schedules, long-lead equipment and installation sequencing. Coordinating interfaces between MEP systems and civil, structural and architectural works. Working with the commercial team to identify changes, manage risk and monitor package costs. Planning and overseeing inspections, testing, commissioning and handover. Providing clear progress reports and escalating risks to the MEP Project Lead. What we are looking for Proven experience as an Electrical or Mechanical Project Manager on large, technically demanding construction projects. Experience working for a Tier One main contractor or a major specialist MEP subcontractor. Strong technical knowledge of your discipline and an understanding of its interfaces with other building services. Experience managing subcontractors, procurement, installation and commissioning. The ability to challenge programmes, resolve technical issues and maintain delivery standards. Relevant mechanical, electrical or building services qualifications. Previous data centre or mission-critical project experience would be advantageous.
We are recruiting an experienced CSA Senior Quantity Surveyor to join the commercial team delivering a major data centre project at Cambois, near Blyth. The scheme forms part of a wider campus representing planned investment of up to £10bn, creating an opportunity to contribute to a development of significant scale. This role will suit a Senior Quantity Surveyor who understands the commercial demands of large construction projects and wants responsibility for substantial Civil, Structural and Architectural packages. Previous experience commercially managing steel frame packages is essential. You will take ownership of the commercial management of CSA works, working closely with the project team and specialist subcontractors to control costs, manage risk and support delivery from procurement through to final account. Your responsibilities will include: Managing CSA package budgets, cost reporting and forecasts. Procuring subcontract packages, reviewing tender returns and negotiating terms. Managing subcontractor accounts, valuations, variations and payments. Preparing applications for payment and maintaining accurate commercial records. Identifying contractual risks and opportunities, ensuring changes are recorded and valued. Working with delivery teams to assess the commercial impact of design and programme changes. Negotiating and agreeing final accounts. What we are looking for Senior Quantity Surveyor experience with a Tier One contractors or subcontractors on major developments Demonstrable steel frame experience, including procurement, subcontract administration and final accounts. Strong knowledge of civil, structural and architectural construction packages. Sound contractual knowledge and the confidence to lead commercial negotiations. Accurate forecasting, clear reporting and a proactive approach to managing risk. A qualification in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management or a related discipline. This is an opportunity to take commercial ownership of significant construction packages on a major data centre development, build specialist sector experience and work closely with an experienced delivery team.
05/11/2026
Full time
We are recruiting an experienced CSA Senior Quantity Surveyor to join the commercial team delivering a major data centre project at Cambois, near Blyth. The scheme forms part of a wider campus representing planned investment of up to £10bn, creating an opportunity to contribute to a development of significant scale. This role will suit a Senior Quantity Surveyor who understands the commercial demands of large construction projects and wants responsibility for substantial Civil, Structural and Architectural packages. Previous experience commercially managing steel frame packages is essential. You will take ownership of the commercial management of CSA works, working closely with the project team and specialist subcontractors to control costs, manage risk and support delivery from procurement through to final account. Your responsibilities will include: Managing CSA package budgets, cost reporting and forecasts. Procuring subcontract packages, reviewing tender returns and negotiating terms. Managing subcontractor accounts, valuations, variations and payments. Preparing applications for payment and maintaining accurate commercial records. Identifying contractual risks and opportunities, ensuring changes are recorded and valued. Working with delivery teams to assess the commercial impact of design and programme changes. Negotiating and agreeing final accounts. What we are looking for Senior Quantity Surveyor experience with a Tier One contractors or subcontractors on major developments Demonstrable steel frame experience, including procurement, subcontract administration and final accounts. Strong knowledge of civil, structural and architectural construction packages. Sound contractual knowledge and the confidence to lead commercial negotiations. Accurate forecasting, clear reporting and a proactive approach to managing risk. A qualification in Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management or a related discipline. This is an opportunity to take commercial ownership of significant construction packages on a major data centre development, build specialist sector experience and work closely with an experienced delivery team.
We're looking for an experienced BIM / Design Coordinator to join a specialist civil engineering subcontractor delivering works on a data centre project. This is a hands-on, site-based role, working directly with the Site Engineers to take engineering and as-built information produced in AutoCAD or N4ce, incorporate it into a coordinated 3D model and issue the required information back to the main contractor. We need someone who is comfortable working between the construction team and the digital design environment, rather than someone purely focused on design management. The Role Work closely with the on-site Engineering team to collect and coordinate construction and as-built information. Take engineering information produced in AutoCAD, AutoCAD Civil 3D or N4ce and incorporate it into the project's Revit model. Use Revit and/or Navisworks to support 3D model coordination, review and information exchange. Manage clash detection, identify design or construction conflicts and coordinate their resolution with the site team. Ensure model information accurately reflects works being delivered on site. Prepare and issue coordinated models and supporting information to the main contractor in the required format. Liaise directly with Site Engineers, Site Agents and the main contractor's BIM/design teams. Maintain model revisions, drawing registers and accurate records of information issued. Support the coordination of civil engineering works with other disciplines where required. What We're Looking For Strong working knowledge of Revit, particularly incorporating engineering information into 3D models. Competence using Navisworks for model coordination and clash detection. Ability to interpret and work with AutoCAD drawings and survey information. Familiarity with N4ce would be advantageous. Previous experience working on live construction projects, ideally within civil engineering or infrastructure. Understanding of site engineering, setting out and as-built information. Ability to work independently and communicate effectively with site teams and main contractors. Previous experience on major data centre or technically complex construction projects would be beneficial. A Few Practical Questions When applying, please confirm: Do you have your own laptop with AutoCAD 3D and Revit installed and available for project use? Are you competent carrying out clash detection and model coordination using Navisworks? Can you take information from Site Engineers in AutoCAD and incorporate it into a Revit model for submission to the main contractor? The Opportunity A site-based role on a major data centre development for the next 2 years, working closely with the construction team and taking ownership of the flow of engineering information into the project's coordinated digital model.
04/11/2026
Seasonal
We're looking for an experienced BIM / Design Coordinator to join a specialist civil engineering subcontractor delivering works on a data centre project. This is a hands-on, site-based role, working directly with the Site Engineers to take engineering and as-built information produced in AutoCAD or N4ce, incorporate it into a coordinated 3D model and issue the required information back to the main contractor. We need someone who is comfortable working between the construction team and the digital design environment, rather than someone purely focused on design management. The Role Work closely with the on-site Engineering team to collect and coordinate construction and as-built information. Take engineering information produced in AutoCAD, AutoCAD Civil 3D or N4ce and incorporate it into the project's Revit model. Use Revit and/or Navisworks to support 3D model coordination, review and information exchange. Manage clash detection, identify design or construction conflicts and coordinate their resolution with the site team. Ensure model information accurately reflects works being delivered on site. Prepare and issue coordinated models and supporting information to the main contractor in the required format. Liaise directly with Site Engineers, Site Agents and the main contractor's BIM/design teams. Maintain model revisions, drawing registers and accurate records of information issued. Support the coordination of civil engineering works with other disciplines where required. What We're Looking For Strong working knowledge of Revit, particularly incorporating engineering information into 3D models. Competence using Navisworks for model coordination and clash detection. Ability to interpret and work with AutoCAD drawings and survey information. Familiarity with N4ce would be advantageous. Previous experience working on live construction projects, ideally within civil engineering or infrastructure. Understanding of site engineering, setting out and as-built information. Ability to work independently and communicate effectively with site teams and main contractors. Previous experience on major data centre or technically complex construction projects would be beneficial. A Few Practical Questions When applying, please confirm: Do you have your own laptop with AutoCAD 3D and Revit installed and available for project use? Are you competent carrying out clash detection and model coordination using Navisworks? Can you take information from Site Engineers in AutoCAD and incorporate it into a Revit model for submission to the main contractor? The Opportunity A site-based role on a major data centre development for the next 2 years, working closely with the construction team and taking ownership of the flow of engineering information into the project's coordinated digital model.
Mechanical 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, providing full turnkey solutions from design through to construction and commissioning. Headquartered in Dublin, our client delivers major infrastructure projects across Europe and has established itself as the most trusted name in the sector. Role Overview A Mechanical Package Manager is required to join an expanding team in the UK on a site-based basis in Blyth. In this role, you will play a key part in driving the successful delivery of complex mechanical building services packages on major data centre developments. Key Responsibilities Stakeholder Management: Establish and maintain effective communication channels with the client and wider project stakeholders. Safety & Quality: Draft and implement comprehensive method statements and risk assessments for all package-related mechanical works, ensuring HVAC deliverables satisfy quality and safety requirements. Installation Sequencing: Coordinate with the broader project team to sequence mechanical installations, including pipework, aligning activities with scheduled programme milestones. Commercial & Scope Tracking: Assist with the documentation and costing of scope changes, support the preparation of monthly valuations, and contribute to the final account process. Documentation Management: Compile, maintain, and file all package-related O&M and BCAR documentation. Programme Monitoring: Manage and track the four-week look-ahead programme in close coordination with the project team. As-Built Records: Monitor modifications during installation to ensure all as-built records accurately reflect the final site construction. Skills & Qualifications Education: Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Building Services Engineering, or a related discipline. Experience: Minimum 5 years of experience in a similar role within a construction contracting environment. Preferred Background: Prior experience managing process plant installations or water treatment facilities is strongly preferred. Technical Skills: Fully proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and MS Project. Core Competencies: Excellent organisation, time management, and communication skills. What Our Client Offers The opportunity to work with an industry leader delivering major turnkey data centre builds across Europe. Highly competitive salary package. A collaborative team culture with structured career development support. Our client is an equal opportunities employer.
01/11/2026
Full time
Mechanical 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, providing full turnkey solutions from design through to construction and commissioning. Headquartered in Dublin, our client delivers major infrastructure projects across Europe and has established itself as the most trusted name in the sector. Role Overview A Mechanical Package Manager is required to join an expanding team in the UK on a site-based basis in Blyth. In this role, you will play a key part in driving the successful delivery of complex mechanical building services packages on major data centre developments. Key Responsibilities Stakeholder Management: Establish and maintain effective communication channels with the client and wider project stakeholders. Safety & Quality: Draft and implement comprehensive method statements and risk assessments for all package-related mechanical works, ensuring HVAC deliverables satisfy quality and safety requirements. Installation Sequencing: Coordinate with the broader project team to sequence mechanical installations, including pipework, aligning activities with scheduled programme milestones. Commercial & Scope Tracking: Assist with the documentation and costing of scope changes, support the preparation of monthly valuations, and contribute to the final account process. Documentation Management: Compile, maintain, and file all package-related O&M and BCAR documentation. Programme Monitoring: Manage and track the four-week look-ahead programme in close coordination with the project team. As-Built Records: Monitor modifications during installation to ensure all as-built records accurately reflect the final site construction. Skills & Qualifications Education: Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Building Services Engineering, or a related discipline. Experience: Minimum 5 years of experience in a similar role within a construction contracting environment. Preferred Background: Prior experience managing process plant installations or water treatment facilities is strongly preferred. Technical Skills: Fully proficient in Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) and MS Project. Core Competencies: Excellent organisation, time management, and communication skills. What Our Client Offers The opportunity to work with an industry leader delivering major turnkey data centre builds across Europe. Highly competitive salary package. A collaborative team culture with structured career development support. 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.
01/11/2026
Full time
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.
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.
01/11/2026
Full time
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.
Warden Tyne Solutions are currently recruiting for an experienced Freelance MEP Project Manager (Electrical) for a major hyperscale data centre development in the North East. The project involves complex internal and external electrical infrastructure, including critical power systems, MV/HV distribution, standby generation, ePODs, busbar, fire detection and associated technology and communications systems. Roles & Responsibilities Electrical Project Delivery: Manage the electrical package, ensuring works are delivered safely, on programme and to the required quality standards. Installation Management: Oversee day-to-day electrical installation activities, coordinating subcontractors, engineers and site teams to maintain progress. Critical Power Infrastructure: Coordinate the installation of electrical distribution, standby generation, critical power systems, busbar and associated infrastructure. Design Coordination: Review drawings, specifications and technical submissions, raising and resolving RFIs and design queries ahead of installation. MEP Coordination: Liaise closely with mechanical, CSA, BIM, commissioning and other package leads to coordinate complex service interfaces and resolve potential clashes. Programme & Forward Planning: Maintain detailed lookahead programmes, coordinate installation sequencing and ensure labour, materials and construction information are available when required. Internal & External Works: Coordinate electrical installations across building interiors and external infrastructure, ensuring activities align with the wider construction programme. OFCI Equipment Coordination: Coordinate delivery, access, installation requirements and programme dependencies for owner-furnished equipment. Attention to Detail: Check installation layouts, containment routes, setting out, clearances and service interfaces to minimise clashes, rework and delays. Subcontractor Management : Monitor subcontractor performance, labour levels, productivity and workmanship, addressing issues that may affect programme or quality. Quality Assurance: Ensure inspections, testing records and remedial works are completed in accordance with approved drawings and project specifications. Procurement: Monitor material requirements, equipment deliveries and long-lead items, escalating potential shortages or delays. Commissioning & Handover: Coordinate installation completion, testing readiness, defect resolution and handover documentation. Progress Reporting: Maintain accurate progress updates, lookahead schedules, action trackers and records of outstanding technical and installation issues. Health & Safety: Ensure electrical works are planned and undertaken safely in accordance with project procedures and relevant regulations. The Person: Proven experience as a Mechanical Project Manager within an Principal Contractor, MEP contractor, mechanical contractor or building services environment. Strong data centre construction experience is essential, ideally on hyperscale or mission-critical projects. Strong technical knowledge of electrical building services, MV/HV distribution, critical power systems and associated infrastructure. Experience managing electrical subcontractors and coordinating complex installation packages. Meticulous attention to detail, particularly when coordinating services with minimal installation tolerances. Strong forward-planning skills, with experience managing lookahead programmes and installation sequences. Excellent communication skills and the ability to liaise effectively with other package leads and multidisciplinary teams. Ability to identify potential clashes, resolve technical issues and proactively prevent delays and rework. Good understanding of quality assurance, commissioning and project handover requirements. Strong organisational, communication and problem-solving skills. Terms: Competitive day rate (negotiable) Saaried role available Outside IR35 (subject to assessment) & CIS available 7-day payment terms (contractor only)
01/11/2026
Full time
Warden Tyne Solutions are currently recruiting for an experienced Freelance MEP Project Manager (Electrical) for a major hyperscale data centre development in the North East. The project involves complex internal and external electrical infrastructure, including critical power systems, MV/HV distribution, standby generation, ePODs, busbar, fire detection and associated technology and communications systems. Roles & Responsibilities Electrical Project Delivery: Manage the electrical package, ensuring works are delivered safely, on programme and to the required quality standards. Installation Management: Oversee day-to-day electrical installation activities, coordinating subcontractors, engineers and site teams to maintain progress. Critical Power Infrastructure: Coordinate the installation of electrical distribution, standby generation, critical power systems, busbar and associated infrastructure. Design Coordination: Review drawings, specifications and technical submissions, raising and resolving RFIs and design queries ahead of installation. MEP Coordination: Liaise closely with mechanical, CSA, BIM, commissioning and other package leads to coordinate complex service interfaces and resolve potential clashes. Programme & Forward Planning: Maintain detailed lookahead programmes, coordinate installation sequencing and ensure labour, materials and construction information are available when required. Internal & External Works: Coordinate electrical installations across building interiors and external infrastructure, ensuring activities align with the wider construction programme. OFCI Equipment Coordination: Coordinate delivery, access, installation requirements and programme dependencies for owner-furnished equipment. Attention to Detail: Check installation layouts, containment routes, setting out, clearances and service interfaces to minimise clashes, rework and delays. Subcontractor Management : Monitor subcontractor performance, labour levels, productivity and workmanship, addressing issues that may affect programme or quality. Quality Assurance: Ensure inspections, testing records and remedial works are completed in accordance with approved drawings and project specifications. Procurement: Monitor material requirements, equipment deliveries and long-lead items, escalating potential shortages or delays. Commissioning & Handover: Coordinate installation completion, testing readiness, defect resolution and handover documentation. Progress Reporting: Maintain accurate progress updates, lookahead schedules, action trackers and records of outstanding technical and installation issues. Health & Safety: Ensure electrical works are planned and undertaken safely in accordance with project procedures and relevant regulations. The Person: Proven experience as a Mechanical Project Manager within an Principal Contractor, MEP contractor, mechanical contractor or building services environment. Strong data centre construction experience is essential, ideally on hyperscale or mission-critical projects. Strong technical knowledge of electrical building services, MV/HV distribution, critical power systems and associated infrastructure. Experience managing electrical subcontractors and coordinating complex installation packages. Meticulous attention to detail, particularly when coordinating services with minimal installation tolerances. Strong forward-planning skills, with experience managing lookahead programmes and installation sequences. Excellent communication skills and the ability to liaise effectively with other package leads and multidisciplinary teams. Ability to identify potential clashes, resolve technical issues and proactively prevent delays and rework. Good understanding of quality assurance, commissioning and project handover requirements. Strong organisational, communication and problem-solving skills. Terms: Competitive day rate (negotiable) Saaried role available Outside IR35 (subject to assessment) & CIS available 7-day payment terms (contractor only)
Warden Tyne Solutions are currently recruiting for an experienced Freelance MEP Project Manager (Mechanical) for a major hyperscale data centre development in the North East. The project involves complex internal and external mechanical infrastructure, including large-scale cooling systems, chillers, buffer vessels, closed-loop chilled water distribution, associated pipework, potable water and drainage services. Roles & Responsibilities: Mechanical Project Delivery: Manage the mechanical package, ensuring works are delivered safely, on programme and to the required quality standards. Installation Management: Oversee day-to-day mechanical installation activities, coordinating subcontractors, engineers and site teams to maintain progress. Cooling Infrastructure: Coordinate the installation of cooling plant, chillers, buffer vessels, closed-loop chilled water systems, pumps, valves and associated mechanical services. Pipework & Distribution: Manage the coordination, routing and installation sequencing of chilled water pipework and associated distribution systems. Water Services: Coordinate the installation of potable water, drainage and associated services. Design Coordination: Review drawings, specifications and technical submissions, raising and resolving RFIs and design queries ahead of installation. MEP Coordination: Liaise closely with electrical, CSA, BIM, commissioning and other package leads to coordinate complex service interfaces and resolve potential clashes. Programme & Forward Planning: Maintain detailed lookahead programmes, coordinate installation sequencing and ensure labour, materials and construction information are available when required. Internal & External Works: Coordinate mechanical installations across building interiors and external plant areas, ensuring activities align with the wider construction programme. Attention to Detail: Check pipework routes, plant positioning, supports, access requirements, clearances and service interfaces to minimise clashes, rework and delays. Subcontractor Management: Monitor subcontractor performance, labour levels, productivity and workmanship, addressing issues that may affect programme or quality. Quality Assurance: Ensure inspections, pressure testing, quality records and remedial works are completed in accordance with approved drawings and project specifications. Procurement: Monitor material requirements, plant deliveries and long-lead equipment, escalating potential shortages or delays. Commissioning & Handover: Coordinate installation completion, pressure testing, flushing, cleaning, commissioning readiness and handover documentation, as applicable. Progress Reporting: Maintain accurate progress updates, lookahead schedules, action trackers and records of outstanding technical and installation issues. Health & Safety: Ensure mechanical works are planned and undertaken safely in accordance with project procedures and relevant regulations. The Person: Proven experience as a Mechanical Project Manager within an Principal Contractor, MEP contractor, mechanical contractor or building services environment. Strong data centre construction experience is essential, ideally on hyperscale or mission-critical projects. Strong technical knowledge of cooling systems, chillers, buffer vessels, chilled water distribution, pipework and associated mechanical services. Experience managing mechanical subcontractors and coordinating complex installation packages. Meticulous attention to detail, particularly when coordinating services with minimal installation tolerances. Strong forward-planning skills, with experience managing lookahead programmes and installation sequences. Excellent communication skills and the ability to liaise effectively with other package leads and multidisciplinary teams. Ability to identify potential clashes, resolve technical issues and proactively prevent delays and rework. Good understanding of quality assurance, commissioning and project handover requirements. Strong organisational, communication and problem-solving skills. Terms: Competitive day rate (negotiable) Salaried role available Outside IR35 (subject to assessment) & CIS available 7-day payment terms
01/11/2026
Full time
Warden Tyne Solutions are currently recruiting for an experienced Freelance MEP Project Manager (Mechanical) for a major hyperscale data centre development in the North East. The project involves complex internal and external mechanical infrastructure, including large-scale cooling systems, chillers, buffer vessels, closed-loop chilled water distribution, associated pipework, potable water and drainage services. Roles & Responsibilities: Mechanical Project Delivery: Manage the mechanical package, ensuring works are delivered safely, on programme and to the required quality standards. Installation Management: Oversee day-to-day mechanical installation activities, coordinating subcontractors, engineers and site teams to maintain progress. Cooling Infrastructure: Coordinate the installation of cooling plant, chillers, buffer vessels, closed-loop chilled water systems, pumps, valves and associated mechanical services. Pipework & Distribution: Manage the coordination, routing and installation sequencing of chilled water pipework and associated distribution systems. Water Services: Coordinate the installation of potable water, drainage and associated services. Design Coordination: Review drawings, specifications and technical submissions, raising and resolving RFIs and design queries ahead of installation. MEP Coordination: Liaise closely with electrical, CSA, BIM, commissioning and other package leads to coordinate complex service interfaces and resolve potential clashes. Programme & Forward Planning: Maintain detailed lookahead programmes, coordinate installation sequencing and ensure labour, materials and construction information are available when required. Internal & External Works: Coordinate mechanical installations across building interiors and external plant areas, ensuring activities align with the wider construction programme. Attention to Detail: Check pipework routes, plant positioning, supports, access requirements, clearances and service interfaces to minimise clashes, rework and delays. Subcontractor Management: Monitor subcontractor performance, labour levels, productivity and workmanship, addressing issues that may affect programme or quality. Quality Assurance: Ensure inspections, pressure testing, quality records and remedial works are completed in accordance with approved drawings and project specifications. Procurement: Monitor material requirements, plant deliveries and long-lead equipment, escalating potential shortages or delays. Commissioning & Handover: Coordinate installation completion, pressure testing, flushing, cleaning, commissioning readiness and handover documentation, as applicable. Progress Reporting: Maintain accurate progress updates, lookahead schedules, action trackers and records of outstanding technical and installation issues. Health & Safety: Ensure mechanical works are planned and undertaken safely in accordance with project procedures and relevant regulations. The Person: Proven experience as a Mechanical Project Manager within an Principal Contractor, MEP contractor, mechanical contractor or building services environment. Strong data centre construction experience is essential, ideally on hyperscale or mission-critical projects. Strong technical knowledge of cooling systems, chillers, buffer vessels, chilled water distribution, pipework and associated mechanical services. Experience managing mechanical subcontractors and coordinating complex installation packages. Meticulous attention to detail, particularly when coordinating services with minimal installation tolerances. Strong forward-planning skills, with experience managing lookahead programmes and installation sequences. Excellent communication skills and the ability to liaise effectively with other package leads and multidisciplinary teams. Ability to identify potential clashes, resolve technical issues and proactively prevent delays and rework. Good understanding of quality assurance, commissioning and project handover requirements. Strong organisational, communication and problem-solving skills. Terms: Competitive day rate (negotiable) Salaried role available Outside IR35 (subject to assessment) & CIS available 7-day payment terms
