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GH Engage seeks a Mechanical Commissioning Lead to take ownership of commissioning for a major data centre project in Denmark. You’ll manage systems life-cycle, coordinate multiple specialists, and ensure quality, safety, and schedule alignment.
The role offers 3/1 rotations with accommodation, travel and flights, plus a tax-free living away allowance. You’ll lead commissioning strategies, develop plans, and ensure documentation meets client standards while mentoring junior engineers and
Our client is an international multi-disciplinary engineering services contractor and leading provider of high-value engineering services to several ‘blue chip’ companies. Operating across Ireland, the UK, Europe and South Africa, they have become the engineering service provider of choice in growth segments such as pharmaceuticals, data centres and power transmission and distribution. Our culture is innovative, collaborative and performance focused. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to grow and develop in a company committed to developing talent and rewarding performance.
Location: Denmark
If you’re the kind of engineer who wants to take real ownership of commissioning — not just tick boxes — this should get your attention.
We’re delivering a major data centre project in Denmark. It’s fast‑paced, highly technical and full of the sort of moving parts where strong commissioning leadership makes or breaks the job. That’s why we’re looking for a Mechanical Commissioning Lead who knows how to bring systems online properly, manage multiple specialists, and keep both the quality and the momentum exactly where they need to be.
You’ll be the person who makes sure the commissioning doesn’t just happen — it happens in the right sequence, with the right documentation, and to the standard the client expects.
That includes:
You’ll help define system boundaries, manage benchmarks, oversee test packs, and ensure everything is accurate, compliant and ready for inspection. You’ll also take a proactive role in identifying risks, reporting them clearly, and helping the project team stay ahead of possible delays.
You’ll issue weekly commissioning and risk reports, advise on potential variations, and work closely with QS and PM teams to avoid surprises. Clear communication is essential — especially when something might impact programme.
If you like being the person who brings systems to life, who spots issues early, and who knows how to manage commissioning in a structured but practical way — you’ll thrive here. Data centre experience is an advantage, but strong commissioning leadership and mechanical expertise matter most.
You’ll enjoy this role if you prefer action over bureaucracy, responsibility over hand‑holding, and clarity over chaos.