MEP Project Manager – Data Centre, Welwyn Garden City (Permanent)

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Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire
£80,000 - £95,000/annum
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MEP Project Manager – Data Centre Location: Welwyn Garden City Salary: £80,000–£95,000 DOE Job Type: Permanent – PAYE Start Date: 1 October 2026 Sector: Data Centres We are looking for an experienced MEP Project Manager to join a major data centre project in Welwyn Garden City. The role is electrically biased, with responsibility for driving the electrical fit-out packages and programme while coordinating closely with the mechanical team. Key Responsibilities * Manage electrical and MEP packages through to completion. * Drive electrical fit-out works across white-space/data hall areas. * Manage programme, sequencing and progress. * Coordinate subcontractors, suppliers and site teams. * Manage the interface between electrical and mechanical packages. * Coordinate with mechanical teams delivering liquid cooling systems. * Manage RFIs, technical queries and design coordination. * Monitor quality, health and safety and programme performance. * Support testing, commissioning, snagging and handover. * Attend and lead project and coordination meetings. Requirements * Proven experience as an Electrical or MEP Project Manager. * Must have previous data centre or mission-critical project experience, including environments such as laboratories. * Strong electrical background and experience delivering electrical fit-out packages. * Experience working within white-space/data hall environments. * Good understanding of mechanical services and MEP coordination. * Experience managing subcontractors and project programmes. * SMSTS. * CSCS Management Card. * Relevant electrical or building services qualification. Salary: £80,000–£95,000 DOE

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