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Data Centre Commissioning Manager

London
£80k – £95k/yr
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COMMISSIONING MANAGER – DATA CENTRE

Direct / Mission Critical

We need a Commissioning Manager who understands Data Centres and the mission-critical environment.

Role Overview

  • Directly employed for owner-developer DC business
  • Well-backed and financed Business
  • Great career Opportunities and Progression

Salary and Benefits

  • £80,000 to £95,000
  • Plus Bonus
  • Plus Great Benefits
  • Plus Travel

Key Requirements

You should have a strong technical background within mission-critical / data centre environments, ideally with a Mechanical or Electrical engineering foundation.

We're particularly interested in professionals who have worked across colocation, hyperscale or large-scale critical infrastructure projects.

You'll ideally have strong knowledge of:

Electrical Systems

  • HV / MV / LV distribution, transformers, switchgear, generators, UPS systems, STS, PDU systems, protection systems and critical power infrastructure.

Mechanical Systems

  • Chillers, cooling systems, CRAH / CRAC, pumps, heat rejection, mechanical distribution and associated controls.

Controls & Monitoring

  • BMS, EPMS, DCIM, controls integration and the interaction between mechanical, electrical and monitoring systems.

Commissioning

  • L1–L5 commissioning, L6 / IST, FAT, SAT, functional performance testing, test scripts, commissioning records, defect management and commissioning dossiers.

Design Assurance – Your Experience Matters

One of the key aspects of this position is ensuring that commissioning is considered before construction begins.

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You'll be expected to challenge designs and ask the difficult questions:

  • Can this actually be commissioned?
  • Can it be safely isolated and tested?
  • Does the design support maintainability?
  • Are the resilience strategies genuinely testable?
  • Have the interfaces between systems been properly considered?
  • Will the operational team be able to safely operate and maintain the completed facility?

You'll therefore need a solid understanding of the entire data centre lifecycle, from pre-construction and design through construction, commissioning and operational handover.

The Perfect Candidate

We're looking for someone who is technically credible, commercially aware and confident enough to challenge the status quo.

You won't be someone who simply follows a commissioning checklist.

You'll be capable of walking into a design review and challenging the proposed solution, leading a commissioning meeting with multiple stakeholders and then getting into the technical detail with an engineer, vendor or contractor when something isn't performing as expected.

You'll bring:

  • Strong data centre / mission-critical commissioning experience.
  • Excellent Mechanical and/or Electrical engineering knowledge.
  • Proven experience managing complex commissioning programmes.
  • Strong knowledge of FAT, SAT, IST and L1–L6 commissioning principles.
  • Experience working with CxAs, contractors, vendors and consultants.
  • Strong design-review and technical assurance capability.
  • Excellent stakeholder management and communication skills.
  • The confidence to challenge and influence senior stakeholders.
  • Strong leadership and problem-solving skills.
  • A structured approach to risk, quality and compliance.
  • A genuine passion for continuous improvement.

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Experience within hyperscale, colocation, pharmaceutical, healthcare, advanced manufacturing or other mission-critical environments will also be considered where the commissioning experience is directly transferable.

Why make the move?

This is an opportunity to move beyond commissioning individual projects and become a key technical influence across an international data centre portfolio.

You'll have the opportunity to shape commissioning standards, influence design decisions, improve processes and work alongside some of the industry's leading technical, construction and engineering specialists.

If you're an experienced Commissioning Manager who wants greater influence, broader technical exposure and the opportunity to help shape how commissioning is delivered across a growing data centre portfolio, this could be the next step in your career.

Salary and Benefits

  • £80,000 – £95,000 + Amazing Benefits

Location

  • London | Data Centres | Global Portfolio | Hybrid Working | International Exposure

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