Mechanical Construction Manager
Pubblicato il 13-08-2026 - Mercury in Italia
Mechanical Construction Manager, Milan, Italy
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Mercury is the European leader in construction solutions.
We build and manage complex engineering & construction projects for the world’s leading corporations. Our solutions help deliver technologies and life changing advancements that connect people, communities and businesses, giving them the power to achieve incredible things. Our people have the courage to be innovative. Their determination and sharp focus enable us to deliver with certainty, time and time again.
We deliver our clients’ visions through leading edge construction solutions across multiple sectors, including: Enterprise Data Centres, Advanced Technology & Life Sciences, Hyperscale Data Centres, Fire Protection.
At Mercury, it is our duty to encourage and back our people to realise their vision of themselves. We place them at the heart of what we do, providing challenging opportunities to develop within a great team in a supportive environment that allows them to reach their full potential.
Key Responsibilities Of The Role
- Attend Whiteboards,
take notes and contribute with planning and coordination. Communicate whiteboard items (change of entrances / exits / new exclusion zones / any trends/ incidents) to their crew / subcontractors at the morning huddle.
- Be responsible for the works taking place & the workers under your direction & control
- Ensuring all workers under their direction & control are competent to carry out the assigned task without risk
- Liaise with the subcontractor on site specific rules and specific policies.
- Walk the project assigned with EHS and check the subcontractor RAMS. Subcontractors to submit to EHS and Mercury management for approval. No works to commence without an approved RAMS
- Ensure all crew members are inducted and have adequate training to commence work on site.
- Ensure all permits to work are in place and their crew know where they are kept.
- Ensure RAMS/SOP’s are communicated to the workers and th