Electrical Site Manager

Electrical Site Manager – MEP / Building Services Location: Anglesey Contract: Approximately 8 months. Start on site in December 2026 Day rate plus travel and accommodation expenses Mech Electrics is recruiting for a key client delivering a significant new 132kV substation development on Anglesey. We are seeking an experienced Electrical Site Manager to oversee the MEP installation within a new two-storey building, one level of which will house the switchgear. This is not a specialist high-voltage installation role. The position is focused on managing the building’s electrical and mechanical services package, including LV power, lighting, cable management, security systems and basic mechanical ventilation. Key responsibilities: * Overseeing the electrical and associated MEP installation * Managing and coordinating the appointed MEP subcontractor * Monitoring programme, quality and site progress * Coordinating electrical works with mechanical, structural and construction activities * Ensuring installations comply with drawings and specifications * Managing health and safety standards across the package * Attending site meetings and reporting progress to the project team * Managing testing, commissioning, snagging and handover activities Essential requirements: * Previous Electrical Site Manager experience * Strong building-services or MEP installation knowledge * Experience managing subcontractors on major construction projects * In-date SMSTS * In-date First Aid certificate * Valid CSCS card * Ability to commit to the project for approximately eight months This position would suit an Electrical Site Manager with a solid MEP contracting background. Previous substation experience would be helpful but is not essential, as the role concerns the services within the building rather than the specialist 132kV infrastructure. A competitive day rate is available. Travel and accommodation expenses will also be paid for a suitable contractor willing to stay locally in Anglesey for the duration of the project