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Our client is a large and well-established MEP Sub-Contractor operating across the UK, Ireland & Europe. They undertake major Mechanical & Electrical Packages on behalf of Tier:1 main contractors involved in ‘technology’ schemes including Data Centres, Pharmaceutical, Semi-Conductor plants and heavy industrial projects.

Due to continued growth in the region of their pharmaceutical division, our client is now seeking an experienced Electrical Project Manager to join their team based on a Data Centre build in Hertfordshire.

Responsibilities

  • Extensive Knowledge of Electrical Systems and Installations: A deep understanding of electrical systems, including power distribution, lighting, backup generators, uninterruptible power supplies (UPS), and other critical infrastructure systems specific to data centres. The PM should be familiar with electrical codes, standards, and best practices for the installation and commissioning of electrical systems.

  • Project Management Experience: Proven experience in managing electrical projects, particularly in the construction or commissioning of data centres. The Electrical PM should be skilled in managing budgets, timelines, resources, and risk, ensuring the electrical components of the data centre are completed on time, within budget, and to the required quality standards.

  • Knowledge of Safety Regulations and Standards: A thorough understanding of electrical safety standards, building codes, and regulations (e.g., IEC, NEC, and local building codes). The PM must ensure that all electrical work adheres to safety protocols, minimizing the risk of accidents and ensuring compliance with health and safety laws.

  • Experience with Electrical Testing and Commissioning: The PM should have experience in overseeing the testing, inspection, and commissioning of electrical systems in data centres, ensuring all electrical infrastructure is functional, efficient, and meets operational requirements before handover.

  • Strong Leadership and Communication Skills: Effective communication and leadership skills are critical for managing teams, coordinating with subcontractors, vendors, and other stakeholders, and ensuring all parties are aligned with project goals. The Electrical PM should be able to provide clear instructions, resolve issues, and keep the project moving smoothly.

    Requirements

    Must have relevant degree or equivalent trades background

    Must have 3+ Years experience in a similar role

    Data Centre experience is preferred

    Benefits

    £70,000-£80,000 + Benefits

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