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John Sisk & Son Ltd is seeking a Site Manager to join our Data Centre team in Denmark. You will lead day-to-day site activities, coordinate with the Operations Manager, and ensure safe, timely delivery within budget. The role requires strong leadership, BIM awareness, and a solid track record in site management on large-scale projects.
You will mentor site staff, oversee subcontractors, and uphold HSEQS standards across all activities. A proactive approach to risk and quality will be essential.
We are seeking a Site Manager to join our Data Centre team in Denmark.
The Site Manager is responsible for managing and coordinating site operations on assigned projects under the direction of the Operations Manager. Ensures safe, timely and cost-effective delivery of construction works, maintaining quality and compliance with all HSEQS standards. Leads site teams including Site Agents, General Site Supervisors, Section Site Supervisors and Assistant Site Supervisors to achieve project objectives .
At Sisk Group our people are at the heart of our success. We offer the chance to work with purpose, build a career with no limits and be part of a great team.
All vacancies are managed directly by our Internal Recruitment Team. Unsolicited contact or speculative CVs from unapproved agencies will not be accepted and no introductory fees will apply.
We are an equal opportunities employer. We welcome applications from all qualified candidates regardless of gender, race, ethnicity, disability, age, sexual orientation, religion or any other protected characteristic. Reasonable adjustments are available during the recruitment process.
We know the confidence gap and imposter phenomenon can stop talented candidates applying. You do not need to meet every criterion – your skills and potential matter. Don’t hold back we want to hear from you.
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