Senior Electrical Project Manager – Data Centre Delivery

Sweet Projects; West of England; On-site; GBP 80,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Salary banding: £80,000 - £90,000 per_

Car allowance

Pension scheme

BUPA Healthcare

Eyecare vouchers

Cycle to work scheme

Birthday Day off

Job summary

Sweet Project Construction Limited is seeking a Senior Project Manager (Electrical) to lead the delivery of complex MEP works on a Bristol-based data centre refurbishment, expanding IT capacity by 2.4MW. You will oversee pre-construction through handover, manage design and interfaces, and drive safety, risk and commercial performance.

The role requires senior leadership of project teams and collaboration with supply chain partners, ensuring compliance with designs, standards and client

Qualifications

• Significant electrical/MEP delivery experience in complex environments.
• Experience leading high-value electrical work packages from design to handover.
• Strong knowledge of electrical distribution systems and commissioning.

Responsibilities

• Lead delivery strategy for assigned electrical projects.
• Provide leadership to project teams and supply chain partners.
• Ensure safety, compliance and programme delivery within budget.

Skills

Leadership

Stakeholder management

Project management

Electrical engineering knowledge

Health & safety

Education

HNC/HND in Electrical Engineering

18th Edition IET Wiring Regulations

IET/CIBSE membership or progression

ECS Black Manager Card

Tools

NEC contracts

JCT contracts

Job description

Sweet Project Construction Limited is seeking a Senior Project Manager (Electrical) to lead the delivery of complex MEP works on a Bristol-based data centre refurbishment, expanding IT capacity by 2.4MW. You will oversee pre-construction through handover, manage design and interfaces, and drive safety, risk and commercial performance.

The role requires senior leadership of project teams and collaboration with supply chain partners, ensuring compliance with designs, standards and client