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Electrical Construction Manager – Data Centre, Docklands (Contract)

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Docklands · Posted 15 Oct 2026 · 11 applicants

£380 - £420/day
Full-Time
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Electrical Construction Manager – Data Centre Location: Docklands, London Rate: £380–£420 per day DOE Contract: Long-Term Start Date: ASAP We are seeking an experienced Electrical Construction Manager to join a major data centre project in Docklands. The successful candidate will oversee electrical construction activities, managing subcontractors, programme, quality and safety through installation, testing, commissioning and handover. Key Responsibilities * Manage day-to-day electrical construction activities and subcontractors. * Oversee HV/LV installations, power distribution, containment, cabling, ICT and fibre infrastructure. * Coordinate electrical works with mechanical, CSA, design and commissioning teams. * Manage programme delivery, labour, materials, permits and site logistics. * Monitor progress, productivity, quality, health and safety compliance. * Review technical drawings, RAMS, ITPs and construction documentation. * Resolve technical issues, manage inspections, snagging and commissioning readiness. * Attend coordination meetings and report progress to senior management. Requirements * Previous Electrical Construction Management experience on data centre projects essential. * Ideally 5–7+ years' electrical construction/site management experience. * Strong knowledge of HV/LV distribution, switchgear, UPS, generators and critical power systems. * Experience managing electrical subcontractors and major installation packages. * Good understanding of testing, commissioning, QA/QC and handover. * Strong programme management, coordination and leadership skills. * SMSTS and appropriate ECS/CSCS card required. * Electrical trade qualification or relevant engineering qualification. Long-term contract opportunity on a major data centre development, offering £380–£420 per day depending on experience
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