Ganymede
Outage Manager

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Electrical Outage Manager
Surrey
12+ Month Contract
£500+ a day OUTSIDE IR35 pending review
The Role
Ganymede is currently seeking an experienced Electrical Outage Manager to take ownership of outage planning across a major infrastructure programme within Surrey. This opportunity will give you responsibility for coordinating approximately 100 planned outages across a major programme, working across Construction, Mechanical, Electrical, and Operational teams to ensure critical works can be completed while minimizing disruption to live operations.
The Responsibilities
As Outage Manager, you will take outages from initial strategy and planning through to live delivery. You will develop detailed schedules, coordinate labour, engineers, technicians, contractors, plant, and equipment, manage electrical isolations, and ensure the necessary permits, documentation, and controls are in place before work begins. During live outages, you’ll provide the on-site coordination between project and operational teams, monitoring progress, responding to changes, and ensuring safety, quality, programme, and operational requirements remain on track.
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The Requirements
- Previous experience planning and managing complex outages, shutdowns, or operational isolations.
- Electrical background and appropriate electrical qualification required.
- Experience within water, wastewater, utilities, process engineering, or comparable operational infrastructure.
- Sewage Treatment Works process experience strongly advantageous.
- Understanding of MEICA installation and commissioning activities.
- Experience coordinating multiple contractors, technicians, engineers, and operational personnel.
- Experience developing and managing detailed outage schedules.
- Experience managing works within operational environments.
- Experience managing safety, quality, cost, and programme during live outages.
- Experience with resource allocation and budget management.
- Strong stakeholder and client interface experience.


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What’s on Offer
This is an initial 12-month contract with the opportunity for extension, offering the chance to take ownership of a critical function across a substantial pipeline of infrastructure projects.
£500+ a day OUTSIDE IR35 pending review
Where your Outage experience is within the Water or Power sector, please pop over your CV ASAP to discuss further.
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