Technical Manager
Pubblicato il 08-09-2026 - g2 Recruitment in Pavia
Location: Italy, Milan
Vuole saperne di più su questo lavoro? Scorra verso il basso per scoprire quali competenze, esperienze e titoli di studio sono necessari.
Contract: Permanent
Sector: Hyperscale and colocation data centre construction
Role overview
The Technical Manager (Electrical) holds technical governance across all electrical scopes delivered in Italy. The role sits above individual project teams, owning design review, installation standards, energisation readiness and subcontractor technical competence across the Italian portfolio.
It combines hands on electrical authority (LV and MV AP) with the regulatory knowledge required to deliver compliant installations under Italian construction and electrical legislation.
Key responsibilities
Technical governance
- Act as the technical authority for all electrical works delivered on Italian projects.
- Approve engineering methodologies, method statements and installation sequences prior to works commencing.
- Provide technical support to the estimating team during tender and pre construction stages.
- Own and run the technical lessons learned programme, feeding findings back into design and delivery standards.
Design and documentation review
- Review IFC drawings, single line diagrams and technical submittals for compliance, buildability and coordination.
- Interface with client design teams, consultants and independent commissioning agents.
- Chair or attend client technical meetings, representing the business on all electrical matters.
Installation oversight
- Oversee installation quality across cable containment, MV and LV installation, earthing and bonding, equipment installation and power distribution systems.
- Carry out technical audits of works in progress and issue corrective actions where standards are not met.
- Approve subcontractor technical competence and verify supporting documentation prior to appointment.
Testing, commissioning and energisation
- Carry out and sign off pre energisation inspec