Site Delivery Manager

First Point Group; Zaragoza; Presencial; EUR 85.000 - 120.000; Jornada completa

Descripción de la vacante

First Point Group is seeking a Site Delivery Manager to lead on-site execution of a modular data centre build in the Aragón corridor, Spain, owning delivery from equipment arrival to staged commissioning.

You will oversee ground prep, crane planning, MV switchgear, gensets, UPS, chillers, cooling towers and commissioning from CxL2 to CxL5, coordinating subcontractors and vendors.

Fluent English is required; Spanish is a strong advantage. This is a permanent, in-house role based in Zaragoza.

Formación

• Genuine data centre or mission critical experience required.
• Hands-on installation and commissioning depth across MEP: MV, gensets, UPS, chillers, AHUs.
• Experience managing a live site with schedule and client expectations.
• Fluent English; Spanish is a strong advantage.

Responsabilidades

• Own delivery on site from equipment lands through offload, positioning, installation and staged commissioning.
• Coordinate ground preparation, lifting studies and crane selection
• Oversee commissioning from CxL2 to CxL5, witnessing vendors
• Manage subcontractors and vendors and provide hands-on technical support
• Own milestones and recovery plans when deliveries slip
• Coordinate site logistics among manufacturer, client and third parties
• Ensure compliance with Spanish EHS requirements

Conocimientos

Data centre delivery

Site management

Vendor management

Mechanical/electrical depth

Safety compliance

Descripción del empleo

I am hiring a Site Delivery Manager for a modular data centre manufacturer building out its European delivery capability. This is permanent, in-house headcount with the manufacturer, not a contract or an agency position, and it is one of their first hires of its kind in Spain.

The campus is in the Aragón region, one of Europe's fastest growing hyperscale corridors. Modular equipment arrives on site in phases and has to be positioned, installed and commissioned in sequence. You would own that process on the ground.

What makes this role different

It is roughly half technical, half site management. You are not coordinating from a portacabin and chasing a programme. The MEP contractor on these campuses does not always carry modular data centre experience, so you are the technical authority they lean on as well as the person holding the schedule.

What you would be doing

• Owning delivery on site from the moment equipment lands: offload, positioning, installation and staged commissioning
• Ground preparation, lifting studies and crane selection ahead of equipment placement
• Commissioning oversight from CxL2 through to CxL5, coordinating and witnessing vendors through the levels
• Managing subcontractors and vendors day to day, and providing hands-on technical support where their data centre experience is thin
• Milestone ownership and recovery planning when trades or deliveries slip
• Site logistics and interface management between the manufacturer, the client and third party trades
• Health, safety and regulatory compliance to Spanish EHS requirements

What I need to see

• Genuine data centre or mission critical experience. This one is not flexible
• Hands-on installation and commissioning depth across mechanical and electrical: MV switchgear, generators, UPS, chillers, AHUs, cooling towers and associated controls
• Experience managing a live site, including meeting cadence, troubleshooting and client expectation management
• Fluent English, as it is the working language of the business. Spanish is a strong advantage given the site and the supply chain
• Based in Spain or genuinely willing to relocate to the Zaragoza area

Why it is worth a conversation

Permanent role with a manufacturer scaling in Europe, structured handover from an experienced delivery lead, and ownership of a landmark build in the Aragón corridor. Competitive package, benchmarked to attract the right technical profile.