Rubicon Consulting
Electrical Site Manager

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Electrical Site Manager
Rubicon Consulting is currently recruiting for an Electrical Site Manager on a 6 Month Rolling Contract, based in London.
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Role Summary
We are seeking an experienced Electrical Site Manager to oversee the electrical installation works on a major data centre construction project in London. You will be responsible for managing on-site electrical delivery including HV/LV distribution, UPS, generators, busbar, containment, and associated M&E services across a fast-paced, high-value programme. This is a contract engagement operating outside IR35, suited to a self-employed Ltd company contractor.
Key Responsibilities
- Manage day-to-day electrical installation works on site including HV/LV, UPS, generators, busbar trunking, and containment systems
- Coordinate directly with the Principal Contractor, M&E subcontractors, and client-side teams to ensure programme adherence
- Chair and attend site progress meetings; produce and review method statements, risk assessments, and inspection & test plans
- Oversee safe systems of work including permit to work (PTW), isolation procedures, and electrical safety documentation
- Monitor labour, plant, and materials on site; manage subcontractor performance against programme milestones
- Ensure works are delivered in compliance with BS 7671, IET Wiring Regulations, and client-specific technical standards
- Liaise with commissioning teams during energisation and handover phases; support witnessing and sign-off activities
- Maintain site records, daily diaries, and progress reporting for submission to the project manager
- Enforce site health & safety standards in line with CDM 2015 regulations and company HSE policy
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Requirements
Essential
- Proven experience as an Electrical Site Manager on data centre, critical infrastructure, or large commercial M&E projects
- Strong background in HV/LV distribution, UPS systems, standby generators, and structured power infrastructure
- Thorough understanding of BS 7671 (18th Edition) and IET Wiring Regulations
- SMSTS (Site Management Safety Training Scheme) certificate — current
- ECS Gold Card (Electrical Supervisor / Manager) or equivalent trade certification
- Demonstrable experience managing subcontractors and coordinating multi-disciplinary site teams
- Competent in the review and implementation of ITPs, MERAs, and electrical testing & commissioning documentation
- Full working knowledge of CDM 2015 duties and construction phase health & safety obligations
- Proven ability to manage programme pressure and interface with senior stakeholders


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Desirable
- Prior experience on hyperscale or colocation data centre programmes (Tier 3 / Tier 4 environments)
- 18th Edition / City & Guilds 2382 or 2391 (Inspection & Testing)
- HNC / HND or degree in Electrical Engineering or Building Services
- Familiarity with DCIM systems, BMS integration, and structured cabling coordination
- Experience working within principal contractor frameworks (Tier 1 contractors)
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