Commissioning Manager – Major Urban Development...

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Job ID: commissioning-manager-major-urban-development-courts-masterplanSalary: 95,000 - 100,000Company: LJB & CoCommissioning Manager – Major Urban Development (Courts & Masterplan)Location: London City Centre (Site-Based)
95,000 - 100,000 + Travel + Benefits
Sector: Public Infrastructure / Commercial BuildingsAn internationally recognised tier-one contractor is appointing a Commissioning Manager to lead the commissioning strategy across a large-scale urban development incorporating public-sector buildings and commercial facilities.This is a senior, client-facing role with responsibility for managing commissioning across all disciplines and ensuring a structured, compliant, and efficient route to handover.You will develop, implement, and control the commissioning plan for the full development, coordinating multiple stakeholders while ensuring programme alignment, technical compliance, and quality assurance.Key ResponsibilitiesDevelop and manage the overall commissioning strategy and programme Coordinate commissioning activities across mechanical, electrical, BMS, and specialist systemsInterface with design teams, subcontractors, client representatives, and authoritiesLead system completion, testing, witnessing, and certification processesManage phased handovers and final client acceptanceMaintain commissioning registers, trackers, and progress reportsIdentify and mitigate commissioning risks to programme and qualityCandidate ProfileDemonstrated experience as a Commissioning Manager on large-scale developmentsStrong technical understanding of integrated MEP systemsConfident communicator with strong organisational skillsExperience in public-sector or regulated environments is advantageous

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