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Infrastructure Planning & Delivery Specialist
3-Month Contract | ASAP Start
Newbury/Home
We are seeking an Infrastructure Planning & Delivery Specialist to join a mobile telecoms infrastructure team responsible for space, power, and capacity planning across the network estate.
This role sits within the Space & Power function and focuses on ensuring infrastructure deployments can be successfully delivered by confirming there is sufficient cabinet space, power, cooling, and site capacity available. You will coordinate requirements from demand through to delivery, working with suppliers, pre-build teams, and internal stakeholders to ensure sites are ready for installation.
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Key Responsibilities
- Manage capacity planning and demand management for telecoms infrastructure deployments.
- Assess site readiness, including cabinet space, power, and cooling requirements.
- Coordinate delivery activities with suppliers, build partners, and internal teams.
- Obtain and review quotations from pre-build teams and vendors.
- Track projects through planning and implementation to ensure successful delivery.
- Maintain accurate documentation and provide regular stakeholder updates.
Key Skills & Experience
- Strong planning, coordination, and delivery management experience.
- Knowledge of mobile telecoms infrastructure, including cabinets, M&E, power, and cooling.
- Experience managing multiple infrastructure requests in a fast-paced environment.
- Ability to work across technical and non-technical stakeholders.
- Strong organizational skills with excellent attention to detail.


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This role would suit someone with a background in telecoms infrastructure delivery, site planning, capacity management, space & power planning, network deployment, or site engineering coordination. No CAD or design experience is required.
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