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Salter Grange Limited
Project Operations Manager - Germany
Salter Grange Limited
Salter Grange is recruiting a Project Operations Manager on behalf of a leading European construction and engineering contractor, delivering complex projects for the world's leading corporations across enterprise and hyperscale data centres, advanced technology and life sciences. As the Project Operations Manager you will take overall responsibility for all works on site in D sseldorf, working as part of the project leadership team with the Project Director and Commercial Manager. This is a Project Operations Manager role with real ownership, working on technically demanding projects for some of the world's biggest technology clients. Project Operations Manager Responsibilities: Take overall responsibility for all works on site, leading pre-planning meetings with supply chain partners to make sure deliverables are understood and company and client procedures are followed. Work closely with the Project Director and Commercial Manager to deliver project KPIs, joining weekly site walks and monthly risk and reporting reviews. Maintain a positive relationship with the client team, and deliver on contractual obligations. Plan site set up and logistics through each delivery stage, so facilities, access, resources and conditions are in place for safe, controlled work. Lead a strong EHS and quality culture on site, and make sure suitably trained and appointed staff are in place for high-risk activities such as lifting operations, confined or hazardous work and temporary works. Lead the development of the project schedule, including sequence storyboards, with the site planner and supply chain partners. Keep up to date with the commercial status, and make sure scope changes are communicated and recovered through change management. Build good working relationships with supply chain partners, resolve issues promptly, and take part in the weekly client, operations, internal and schedule meetings and monthly senior leadership meetings. What You Will Need as Project Operations Manager: Engineering degree or recognised trade qualification. 10+ years' experience managing large construction projects as a General Contractor. Thorough knowledge of civil, structural and architectural packages. Understanding of mechanical and electrical installations and their interfaces. Ability to manage a team by setting expectations, delegating and reviewing. Strong communication, interpersonal and computer skills, and the ability to work on your own initiative. Flexibility in working patterns, and willingness to travel and work abroad. Preferred: an EU passport. If you are a Project Operations Manager looking for your next move, please send your CV to Salter Grange at the provided link.
20/10/2026
Full time
Salter Grange is recruiting a Project Operations Manager on behalf of a leading European construction and engineering contractor, delivering complex projects for the world's leading corporations across enterprise and hyperscale data centres, advanced technology and life sciences. As the Project Operations Manager you will take overall responsibility for all works on site in D sseldorf, working as part of the project leadership team with the Project Director and Commercial Manager. This is a Project Operations Manager role with real ownership, working on technically demanding projects for some of the world's biggest technology clients. Project Operations Manager Responsibilities: Take overall responsibility for all works on site, leading pre-planning meetings with supply chain partners to make sure deliverables are understood and company and client procedures are followed. Work closely with the Project Director and Commercial Manager to deliver project KPIs, joining weekly site walks and monthly risk and reporting reviews. Maintain a positive relationship with the client team, and deliver on contractual obligations. Plan site set up and logistics through each delivery stage, so facilities, access, resources and conditions are in place for safe, controlled work. Lead a strong EHS and quality culture on site, and make sure suitably trained and appointed staff are in place for high-risk activities such as lifting operations, confined or hazardous work and temporary works. Lead the development of the project schedule, including sequence storyboards, with the site planner and supply chain partners. Keep up to date with the commercial status, and make sure scope changes are communicated and recovered through change management. Build good working relationships with supply chain partners, resolve issues promptly, and take part in the weekly client, operations, internal and schedule meetings and monthly senior leadership meetings. What You Will Need as Project Operations Manager: Engineering degree or recognised trade qualification. 10+ years' experience managing large construction projects as a General Contractor. Thorough knowledge of civil, structural and architectural packages. Understanding of mechanical and electrical installations and their interfaces. Ability to manage a team by setting expectations, delegating and reviewing. Strong communication, interpersonal and computer skills, and the ability to work on your own initiative. Flexibility in working patterns, and willingness to travel and work abroad. Preferred: an EU passport. If you are a Project Operations Manager looking for your next move, please send your CV to Salter Grange at the provided link.
Salter Grange Limited
CSA Supervisor - The Netherlands
Salter Grange Limited
Salter Grange is recruiting a CSA Supervisor on behalf of a leading European construction and engineering contractor, delivering complex projects for the world's leading corporations across enterprise and hyperscale data centres, advanced technology and life sciences. As the CSA Supervisor you will supervise the civil, structural and architectural (CSA) subcontractors on site in Groningen, keeping safety, quality and programme on track. This is a CSA Supervisor role with real responsibility, working on technically demanding data centre projects. CSA Supervisor Responsibilities: Manage site safety with the company's Safety Advisor, including setting up, managing and closing out the safety file. Manage subcontractor activities, tracking progress against schedule, daily manpower and production rates, and join the weekly subcontractor meeting. Keep a daily site diary with subcontractor resource levels and active work fronts, with photographic evidence. Manage site QA with the CSA Package Manager, inspecting subcontractor work continuously and keeping checklist records. Run the snagging system, issue weekly punch lists, and coordinate CSA subcontractors and their interfaces with other trades. Know the project programme and work to keep or improve it, sharing the information with subcontractor staff on site. Report weekly to the CSA Manager and planner on progress, deliveries, labour, risks, and any events with a commercial impact such as variations or delays. Schedule material deliveries to match the programme, help manage package costs, and support close out of O&M manuals, punch lists, safety and QA files. What You Will Need as CSA Supervisor: 7 to 10 years' experience in civil works or a fit out background. A proven record of supervising and being involved in large installation projects. Knowledge of health and safety. Experience in design and build. Good technical knowledge of civil, structural and architectural (CSA) systems. Good IT skills, excellent communication skills and the ability to work to strict deadlines. Preferred: an EU passport. If you are a CSA Supervisor looking for your next move, please send your CV to Salter Grange at the provided link.
20/10/2026
Full time
Salter Grange is recruiting a CSA Supervisor on behalf of a leading European construction and engineering contractor, delivering complex projects for the world's leading corporations across enterprise and hyperscale data centres, advanced technology and life sciences. As the CSA Supervisor you will supervise the civil, structural and architectural (CSA) subcontractors on site in Groningen, keeping safety, quality and programme on track. This is a CSA Supervisor role with real responsibility, working on technically demanding data centre projects. CSA Supervisor Responsibilities: Manage site safety with the company's Safety Advisor, including setting up, managing and closing out the safety file. Manage subcontractor activities, tracking progress against schedule, daily manpower and production rates, and join the weekly subcontractor meeting. Keep a daily site diary with subcontractor resource levels and active work fronts, with photographic evidence. Manage site QA with the CSA Package Manager, inspecting subcontractor work continuously and keeping checklist records. Run the snagging system, issue weekly punch lists, and coordinate CSA subcontractors and their interfaces with other trades. Know the project programme and work to keep or improve it, sharing the information with subcontractor staff on site. Report weekly to the CSA Manager and planner on progress, deliveries, labour, risks, and any events with a commercial impact such as variations or delays. Schedule material deliveries to match the programme, help manage package costs, and support close out of O&M manuals, punch lists, safety and QA files. What You Will Need as CSA Supervisor: 7 to 10 years' experience in civil works or a fit out background. A proven record of supervising and being involved in large installation projects. Knowledge of health and safety. Experience in design and build. Good technical knowledge of civil, structural and architectural (CSA) systems. Good IT skills, excellent communication skills and the ability to work to strict deadlines. Preferred: an EU passport. If you are a CSA Supervisor looking for your next move, please send your CV to Salter Grange at the provided link.
Salter Grange Limited
Commercial Manager
Salter Grange Limited Camden, London
Salter Grange is recruiting an experienced Commercial Manager on behalf of our client, a European leader in construction solutions, delivering complex engineering and construction projects for some of the world's leading corporations across Enterprise Data Centres, Advanced Technology & Life Sciences, Hyperscale Data Centres and Fire Protection. This is an excellent opportunity for a Commercial Manager to join a supportive, high-performing team on large-scale, mission-critical projects, with genuine scope to develop and reach your full potential. Key Responsibilities of the Commercial Manager: Validate all tender and construction budgets to ensure strict compliance with agreed margins Advise Project Managers, Quantity Surveyors and Administrators on administration matters including site instructions, optimal labour allowances, accurate forecasting methods and protection of margins Work closely with the Procurement team to manage the procurement process from inception to completion, ensuring the tender process follows company guidelines on authority to let and sub-contractor agreements, and remains within budget Oversee Internal Monthly Cost Reports and Month End Reviews to ensure compliance with validated margins Liaise fully with the Finance Department Participate in, prepare and review contracts and tenders to achieve commercially advantageous outcomes and mitigate risk Assess and agree sub-contractor and supplier variations Ensure compliance with the contract programme/schedule Manage preparation and submission of interim payment certificate applications, and agree these with the Client's Representative Manage insurance needs and settlements on construction projects, including public liability, professional indemnity and contract works Actively manage dispute resolution and claims as they arise, in conjunction with senior commercial staff and external consultants Review incoming correspondence from employers, the design team and/or subcontractors to identify contractually critical items and initiate replies Manage project cash flow in conjunction with the Finance Department Ensure the project team complies with internal procedures as per the agreed authority matrix Set up and maintain the risk and opportunity management process for the project Nurture and maintain strong relationships with clients, subcontractors, suppliers and consultants Mentor commercial staff and management as required Advise senior project staff on commercial and contract issues specific to the project Monitor and ensure correct procedures are followed on site for any activity with commercial implications Ensure all contracts are administered correctly, including notices and contractual letters, to mitigate risk Essential Criteria for the Commercial Manager role: Minimum 5 years' experience in a QS/Commercial Management role Ideally, experience in a commercial leadership role on large-scale projects or data centres Previous experience in construction operations Professional qualification in quantity surveying, or an experienced engineer with commercial responsibilities Good legal awareness and competence in assessing contract documents and contract requirements Strong communication skills at all levels, both internal and external To apply for this Commercial Manager role, or for a confidential discussion, please contact Salter Grange.
01/10/2026
Full time
Salter Grange is recruiting an experienced Commercial Manager on behalf of our client, a European leader in construction solutions, delivering complex engineering and construction projects for some of the world's leading corporations across Enterprise Data Centres, Advanced Technology & Life Sciences, Hyperscale Data Centres and Fire Protection. This is an excellent opportunity for a Commercial Manager to join a supportive, high-performing team on large-scale, mission-critical projects, with genuine scope to develop and reach your full potential. Key Responsibilities of the Commercial Manager: Validate all tender and construction budgets to ensure strict compliance with agreed margins Advise Project Managers, Quantity Surveyors and Administrators on administration matters including site instructions, optimal labour allowances, accurate forecasting methods and protection of margins Work closely with the Procurement team to manage the procurement process from inception to completion, ensuring the tender process follows company guidelines on authority to let and sub-contractor agreements, and remains within budget Oversee Internal Monthly Cost Reports and Month End Reviews to ensure compliance with validated margins Liaise fully with the Finance Department Participate in, prepare and review contracts and tenders to achieve commercially advantageous outcomes and mitigate risk Assess and agree sub-contractor and supplier variations Ensure compliance with the contract programme/schedule Manage preparation and submission of interim payment certificate applications, and agree these with the Client's Representative Manage insurance needs and settlements on construction projects, including public liability, professional indemnity and contract works Actively manage dispute resolution and claims as they arise, in conjunction with senior commercial staff and external consultants Review incoming correspondence from employers, the design team and/or subcontractors to identify contractually critical items and initiate replies Manage project cash flow in conjunction with the Finance Department Ensure the project team complies with internal procedures as per the agreed authority matrix Set up and maintain the risk and opportunity management process for the project Nurture and maintain strong relationships with clients, subcontractors, suppliers and consultants Mentor commercial staff and management as required Advise senior project staff on commercial and contract issues specific to the project Monitor and ensure correct procedures are followed on site for any activity with commercial implications Ensure all contracts are administered correctly, including notices and contractual letters, to mitigate risk Essential Criteria for the Commercial Manager role: Minimum 5 years' experience in a QS/Commercial Management role Ideally, experience in a commercial leadership role on large-scale projects or data centres Previous experience in construction operations Professional qualification in quantity surveying, or an experienced engineer with commercial responsibilities Good legal awareness and competence in assessing contract documents and contract requirements Strong communication skills at all levels, both internal and external To apply for this Commercial Manager role, or for a confidential discussion, please contact Salter Grange.
Hill & Hill Recruitment Ltd
Contract Manager - Data Centre
Hill & Hill Recruitment Ltd Camden, London
Data centres are one of the fastest-moving areas of construction in the UK and Europe, and my client is right in the middle of it. This is a genuine data-centre specialist. They work exclusively within the sector, designing, manufacturing and installing specialist fit-out systems for some of the most technically demanding environments in the industry. They are a global business, but I am specifically working with their UK and European division, which is experiencing significant growth. One of the biggest areas of growth for the business is liquid cooling technology, supporting the increasing demand for high-density computing and AI infrastructure. As data centres continue to evolve, so does the technology required to cool them, and this business is at the forefront of that development. Due to a significant increase in workload, they are now looking to appoint an experienced Project / Contract Manager to join the team. This is a role for someone who understands construction and knows what it takes to take a project from planning through to successful delivery. Data-centre experience would be advantageous, particularly within liquid cooling, mechanical systems or other technically complex MEP environments, but above and beyond that, you need to understand how construction actually works. You will be responsible for managing projects through delivery, administering contracts, leading teams and coordinating construction sequences to ensure programmes are delivered with the level of precision these environments demand. There is very little room for error on a data-centre project. Programme delays can have significant commercial consequences, so this is a business that needs people who understand the importance of planning, coordination and getting things right. There will be travel to European sites, so flexibility with travel is important. However, this works both ways, with the role offering a hybrid working arrangement and the flexibility to work from home when not required on site. If you are a Project Manager, Contract Manager or similar with a strong construction background and you are interested in working for a genuine specialist within one of the fastest-growing areas of the industry, I would be very interested in speaking with you. Please apply to this advert or call me for a private chat.
30/09/2026
Full time
Data centres are one of the fastest-moving areas of construction in the UK and Europe, and my client is right in the middle of it. This is a genuine data-centre specialist. They work exclusively within the sector, designing, manufacturing and installing specialist fit-out systems for some of the most technically demanding environments in the industry. They are a global business, but I am specifically working with their UK and European division, which is experiencing significant growth. One of the biggest areas of growth for the business is liquid cooling technology, supporting the increasing demand for high-density computing and AI infrastructure. As data centres continue to evolve, so does the technology required to cool them, and this business is at the forefront of that development. Due to a significant increase in workload, they are now looking to appoint an experienced Project / Contract Manager to join the team. This is a role for someone who understands construction and knows what it takes to take a project from planning through to successful delivery. Data-centre experience would be advantageous, particularly within liquid cooling, mechanical systems or other technically complex MEP environments, but above and beyond that, you need to understand how construction actually works. You will be responsible for managing projects through delivery, administering contracts, leading teams and coordinating construction sequences to ensure programmes are delivered with the level of precision these environments demand. There is very little room for error on a data-centre project. Programme delays can have significant commercial consequences, so this is a business that needs people who understand the importance of planning, coordination and getting things right. There will be travel to European sites, so flexibility with travel is important. However, this works both ways, with the role offering a hybrid working arrangement and the flexibility to work from home when not required on site. If you are a Project Manager, Contract Manager or similar with a strong construction background and you are interested in working for a genuine specialist within one of the fastest-growing areas of the industry, I would be very interested in speaking with you. Please apply to this advert or call me for a private chat.

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