The Construction Index Ltd
OFCI package manager

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Type: Full Time
Region: UK - London
Town/City: Docklands, London
Posted: 13/07/2026
Listed in: Electrical Engineering
Reference: DBOFCIPM04_1783957464
Job Description
OFCI Package Manager
Location: London, UK (Docklands)
We are seeking an OFCI Package Manager for our data centre build in London. The successful candidate will have experience managing OFCI supplied equipment, such as, but not limited to MV/LV Switch gear, UPS, Busbar, Generators & more.
Responsibilities
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Project Scope:
- Know and understand the project scope of works including the whole MEP package and not just their works.
- Know and understand the project specification and relevant schedules.
- Know and understand their subcontract works packages and of those packages intrinsically linked with theirs.
- Know and understand the procurement schedule and contribute to the detail contained within.
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Material Management:
- Complete a material take off for their area and/or system.
- Verify their material take off against the tender quantities, investigating any shortfall and/or additions and procure the requirements. The commercial team are to be kept always informed.
- Raise requisitions via SAP where trained, if not trained these are to be completed with the logistics manager.
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Delivery and Goods Receipting:
- Ensure materials are ordered/called into site on a just-in-time basis.
- Arrange deliveries with the logistics managers.
- Has an overview of the goods receipting process and ensures these are completed by the logistics manager for their areas and/or systems to avoid impact to the project and wider business.
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Installation and Quality:
- Responsible for all installation works of their system and/or area.
- Responsible to the quality of their system and/or area, they are to work closely with the quality team to close out punch items raised.
- Responsible for the W0 handover pack.
- Responsible for the W1 handover pack.
- The construction manager is to contribute to the W2 handover pack.
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Labour and Program Management:
- Responsible for the labour levels within their area or system, where additional labour is required, they are to raise this with the project manager.
- Responsible for the program of works in their area or on their system.
- Complete progress captures as deemed required, this will typically be weekly.
- Understand and feed into the master program.
- Presentation of weekly progress of their area and/or system to the site's senior management team.
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Documentation and Communication:
- Completion and issue of daily diaries via the shape protocol.
- Ensure construction supervisors have completed daily diaries via the shape protocol.
- Issuing of constraint reporting via the shape protocol.
- Contribute to the issue of early warning notices (EWN), the project manager is responsible for the issue.
- Understand the commercials for their area of works and/or system.
- Contribute to commercial discussions and provide the required information where necessary.
- Contribute to the issue of variations, they are responsible for issuing the breakdown of the labour and material requirements to the commercial team.
- Contribute to the issue of requests for information (RFI), the issue is the responsibility of the engineer.
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Design and Technical Contributions:
- Contribute to the design completion inclusive of any design or buildability reviews required.
- Contribute to the completion and release of construction status drawings for their system and/or area.
- Know and understand the technical submittal register including required dates for issue.
- Contribute to the issue of technical submittals.
- Contribute to the return comments on received technical submittals.
- Responsible for the issue of red line drawings inclusive of verifying their accuracy.
- Contribute to the as-built drawings as deemed required by the engineer.
- Contribute to the operation and maintenance manual.


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Safety and Permits:
- The issue of out-of-hours permits to the designated persons, this will be identified by the main contractor.
- Lead all internal daily activity briefings.
- Attend all daily activity briefings by the main contractor and/or client.
- Responsible for safety of all JEG operatives onsite.
- Responsible for the safety of all 3rd party operatives impacted by JEG works.
- Responsible for the issue of risk and method statements by the supply chain.
- Responsible for the production of all risk and method statements for direct in-house or agency labour.
- Contribute to the review of all risk and method statements.
- Arrange inductions.
- Collect operatives following induction.
- Arrange PPE for all inducted operatives where applicable.
- Issue PPE to operatives and ensure items are signed for.
- Ensure all operatives are signed onto the applicable risk and method statements and we have witnessed briefings.
- Issue holiday notes whilst on annual leave or rotations.
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Meetings and Validations:
- Attendance to all client-requested meetings.
- Attendance to all internal meetings.
- Validation of wiring schematics.
- Contribute to all required commissioning activities including attendance to daily commissioning meetings where deemed necessary.
- Co-ordinate their works with all relevant internal and external parties.
- Log and monitor labour volumes from in-house and supply chain operatives.
- Mentor and guide junior construction managers and supervisors where applicable.
- Attend internal and external logistics meetings alongside the logistics manager to ensure co-ordination with the relevant departments of the project.
- Validation of general arrangement layouts including service layout drawings.
- Attendance to factory acceptance testing.
- Attending site surveys.
- Producing testing reports.
- Validation of design information such as SCAFF/Selectivity studies.
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