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Commissioning Manager (Data Centres) - 6-12 months - Europe

England
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Commissioning Manager (Data Centres) - 6-12 months - Europe

For a leading innovative and global Data Centre customer we are looking for an experienced Commissioning Manager for a long term contract role supporting within Europe.

The Role

  • OFCI commissioning management: To include attending OFCI vendor meetings, ensure commissioning
  • Programme tracking: Work alongside the GC and CxA to ensure the programme is tracked and workable to
  • Internal project reporting and manage the CxA: Overview and report to ensure timely submittals of test scripts and commissioning plans.
  • Input to L1-L3 commissioning look ahead: Work with the GC and CxA to track the commissioning look ahead with a view of ensuring a timely project delivery.
  • Co Ordination of OFCI vendor commissioning progress and activities
  • Overview the GC Management of the OFCI equipment and installation
  • Overview of the CxA end customer requirements
  • Manage 3rd Party Commissioning agents and hold them accountable
  • OFCI commissioning management
  • Managing of the general contractors, subcontractors, stakeholders internally and externally within the commissioning programme.

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  • Over 5 years experience with Industrial Automation and preferably Data Centre environments
  • Extensive experience on large scale projects, liaising with cross functional teams
  • Over 3 years experience as a Commissioning Manager
  • Experience with construction projects
  • Technical expertise and understanding of all mechanical and electrical systems that support the range of projects

If this role sounds interesting and you possess the above skills and experience, then please apply with your latest CV!

chloe.carr@next-ventures.com +44(0)2038689173

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