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Project Manager (Document Controller) – Capital Projects / Construction / HV Electrical / AI Data Centre builds

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Project Manager (Document Controller) – Capital Projects / Construction / HV Electrical / AI Data Centre builds
Outstanding opportunity for a Project Manager with document controlling experience on major capital projects. This is a standout chance to join the data centre construction revolution to support the future of AI.
You’ll drive information governance across major Grid Connection Works, HV substations and large-scale electrical infrastructure projects. If you thrive in technical environments and bring a project-management mindset to controlling complex engineering deliverables, this role is for you.
What you’ll lead:
- Full lifecycle document control across design, procurement, construction, commissioning, and handover
- High-volume HV engineering deliverables: SLDs, schematics, protection & control docs, cable schedules, layouts, calculations, testing/commissioning packs, and as-builts
- MDRs, SDRs, design registers, and procurement trackers
- Cross-discipline coordination with engineers, suppliers, subcontractors, OEMs, and client/DNO interfaces
- Programme-critical tracking of deadlines, reviews, approvals, and overdue actions
- Quality assurance and compliance with project IM procedures and ISO standards
- Training engineers to manage information correctly at source
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You’ll excel if you’re:
- Highly organised, detail-driven, and confident managing complex technical documentation
- Proactive in driving deliverables and maintaining programme dates
- Comfortable working directly with senior engineers and project managers
- Able to spot gaps, risks, and inconsistencies early
- Skilled at improving processes, workflows, and reporting
- Experienced leading or mentoring Document Controllers


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Required Experience:
- 8+ years in project management and document control within engineering, construction, energy, or infrastructure capital projects
- Ideally some exposure to HV, grid connections, substations, renewables, or transmission/distribution
- Experience with construction document management tooling e.g., Oracle Aconex, Autodesk, ProCore, PMWeb
- Proven ability to manage multidisciplinary engineering deliverables and supplier documentation
- Experience producing document-control performance reporting and supporting EDMS/CDE users
- Ability to work 1-2 days per week in both Central London and High Wycombe (Bucks)
- Available to start within 2 weeks
£500 - £600 per day outside IR35 (6 months rolling)
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