Winthrop Technologies
Mechanical Package Manager

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Winthrop Technologies
Winthrop Technologies is Europe's only dedicated data centre delivery partner, offering full turnkey solutions from design through to construction and commissioning. Headquartered in Dublin, we deliver projects across Europe and have become the most trusted name in our sector.
We are pleased to announce that we have a vacancy for a Mechanical Package Manager to join our expanding team in the UK. This is a site-based role, playing a key part in the successful delivery of complex mechanical building services works on major data centre projects.
Responsibilities
- Manage and maintain effective communication with the client and wider project stakeholders
- Prepare and implement method statements and risk assessments for mechanical construction activities associated with your package, ensuring all HVAC deliverables are completed in line with project, quality, and safety requirements
- Coordinate closely with the project team to sequence mechanical installations, including pipework, to meet programme milestones and scheduled dates
- Assist in the documentation and costing of scope changes, including preparation of monthly valuations and contribution to the final account
- Compile and file all O&M and BCAR documentation associated with the package
- Manage and monitor the four-week look-ahead programme in conjunction with the project team for your works package
- Monitor change during install and ensure all as built information reflects what has been constructed on site
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- Bachelor’s degree in mechanical or Building services engineering or similar
- Previous experience (5 years minimum) in a similar role within a construction contracting environment is essential
- Previous experience managing a process plant install or water treatment facility is preferred
- Excellent organisation, communication, and time management skills
- Proficient in the use of MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint & Project
Benefits
- Work with a market leader delivering turnkey data centre projects across Europe
- Competitive Salary package
- Working within a collaborative team environment
- Supportive career development
Winthrop Technologies Ltd are an equal opportunity employer.
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