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Site Supervisor – Data Centre ICT Infrastructure
£45,000–£52,000, depending on experience | UK and European project sites
Job Type: Permanent, Full-time
Travel: Regular UK and European travel required
Overview
We’re recruiting a Site Supervisor to support the delivery of complex ICT infrastructure projects within new-build and live data centre environments across the UK and Europe.
You’ll act as the main day-to-day point of contact on site, coordinating installation teams and subcontractors while maintaining high standards of safety, quality and productivity. Reporting to a Project Manager, you’ll ensure work progresses according to the programme and that any risks or delays are identified and escalated promptly.
This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced cabling or ICT professional looking to take greater responsibility on site and develop towards a Site Manager or Project Manager position.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Supervise day-to-day site activities across structured cabling and ICT infrastructure projects.
- Coordinate engineers, installation teams and subcontractors.
- Conduct daily briefings, toolbox talks and site inductions.
- Monitor progress against the project programme and report updates to the Project Manager.
- Ensure work complies with health and safety requirements, site procedures and CDM regulations.
- Oversee the installation of structured cabling, fibre, copper and containment systems.
- Monitor workmanship, productivity and quality standards.
- Coordinate materials, stock, deliveries and site logistics.
- Maintain accurate site records, including progress reports, risk assessments, method statements and quality documentation.
- Manage snagging and support project close-out, testing, commissioning and client handover.
- Liaise professionally with clients, contractors and other trades on site.
- Identify and escalate risks, delays, resource requirements and technical issues.
- Support and mentor members of the site delivery team.
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What You’ll Need
- Previous experience supervising ICT, telecoms or structured cabling installations.
- Good knowledge of structured cabling systems, including FTP, UTP, fibre optic and copper infrastructure.
- Experience working with containment systems and coordinating installation activities.
- An understanding of data centre or other mission-critical environments.
- Good working knowledge of health and safety procedures and CDM requirements.
- The ability to coordinate teams, manage daily priorities and maintain project standards.
- Strong communication, organisation and problem-solving skills.
- Competence using Microsoft Outlook, Excel and Word.
- A minimum of SSSTS, or a willingness to complete the qualification.
- Relevant ECS or CSCS card.
- Full UK driving licence, valid passport and right to work in the UK.
- Ability and willingness to travel regularly and stay away across the UK and Europe.
- Ability to complete the required background and DBS checks.


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Preferred But Not Essential
- SMSTS.
- Previous data centre experience.
- Experience delivering projects in Germany or the Netherlands.
- CNCI® certification.
- Fluke Versiv™ CCTT certification.
- CDCTP® or DCF® certification.
- Fibre testing, copper testing or commissioning experience.
What’s on Offer
- Salary of approximately £45,000–£52,000, depending on experience.
- Opportunity to work on major data centre projects across the UK and Europe.
- Clear progression towards Site Manager and Project Manager positions.
- Ongoing professional development and industry training.
- Competitive company benefits.
- The opportunity to join a growing organisation with a safety-first, client-focused culture.
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