Mechanical Project Manager - Data Centre

Mechanical Project Manager - Data Centre

Salter Grange is recruiting an experienced Mechanical Project Manager for a major hyperscale data centre project on behalf of a leading international technical contractor.

This is a senior opportunity to take responsibility for the delivery of the mechanical package on a large-scale data centre project, working closely with the Project Director, engineering teams, subcontractors and client to ensure safe, high-quality and timely delivery.

Key Responsibilities

• Lead the delivery of the mechanical scope from construction through to commissioning and handover.
• Manage mechanical subcontractors, suppliers and site teams.
• Coordinate mechanical works with CSA, electrical, commissioning and other project disciplines.
• Ensure works are delivered safely, on programme and to the required quality standards.
• Manage programme, progress, costs, procurement and project reporting.
• Review technical documentation, drawings, specifications and method statements.
• Oversee installation, testing, commissioning and handover of mechanical systems.
• Manage inspections, quality issues, RFIs and technical queries.
• Work closely with the client, design team and project leadership.
• Drive performance and ensure project milestones are achieved.

Key Requirements

• Proven experience as a Mechanical Project Manager on major construction projects.
• Strong experience within data centres, mission-critical, pharmaceutical, industrial or large-scale commercial projects.
• Strong knowledge of mechanical building services and construction delivery.
• Experience managing mechanical subcontractors and multidisciplinary teams.
• Strong programme, commercial and stakeholder management skills.
• Experience through installation, commissioning and handover.
• Excellent leadership and communication skills.
• Ability to operate effectively within a fast-paced, high-value project environment.

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