Salter Grange
OFCI Project Manager | Berlin, Germany | Data Centre

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OFCI Project Manager | Berlin | Data Centre
Salter Grange is recruiting an experienced OFCI Project Manager for a major data centre project in Berlin, Germany.
This is a specialist opportunity for an experienced OFCI Project Manager to manage Owner Furnished Contractor Installed equipment and coordinate the interface between the client, vendors, contractors and wider project team.
Key Responsibilities
- Lead the delivery and coordination of OFCI / Owner Furnished Contractor Installed equipment.
- Manage the interface between the client, vendors, suppliers, contractors and site teams.
- Coordinate equipment procurement, delivery, storage, installation and handover.
- Track equipment schedules, milestones and required-on-site dates.
- Ensure vendor and contractor activities remain aligned with the overall project programme.
- Manage technical queries, design changes, interfaces and project risks.
- Monitor installation progress and resolve delivery or coordination issues.
- Coordinate testing, commissioning and handover requirements.
- Provide regular progress reporting to project leadership and client stakeholders.
- Drive successful close-out of OFCI equipment and associated documentation.
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Key Requirements
- Proven experience as an OFCI Project Manager, OFCI Manager or Data Centre Project Manager.
- Strong understanding of Owner Furnished Contractor Installed (OFCI) delivery models.
- Previous experience managing OFCI equipment within data centre or mission-critical projects.
- Strong vendor, contractor and client interface experience.
- Experience managing procurement, logistics, installation and commissioning interfaces.
- Strong programme, risk and change management skills.
- Excellent communication and stakeholder management abilities.
- Ability to manage multiple interfaces in a fast-paced data centre environment.


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