Mechanical Construction Manager
Pubblicato il 01-10-2026 - Linkedin in Italia
PE Global Recruitment are currently recruiting for a Mechanical Construction Manager to join our client on a Data Centre project in Italy. This is a tempo pieno, permanent role based in Bertonico. This role will be responsible for managing all Mechanical works on site, ensuring delivery is achieved safely, on programme, within budget, and to the highest quality standards.
Manage and oversee all Mechanical construction activities across the project lifecycle
Lead day-to-day mechanical site operations in coordination with the wider project team
Ensure QA/QC processes are implemented and maintained in line with project specifications and standards
Coordinate project schedules with Planners, Project Managers, subcontractors, consultants, and design teams
Attend and lead Site Meetings, Engineering Reviews, Planning Meetings, and Handover Meetings
Liaise with the design team to ensure construction information and technical submittals are issued in line with programme requirements
Review drawings, specifications, and submittals to ensure quality, compliance,
and buildability of mechanical systems
Ensure adherence to health & safety standards and drive a strong safety culture on site
Support commercial management by tracking variations, managing costs, and attending weekly commercial meetings
Issue progress reports to senior management and the project team
Proactively identify and resolve technical, design, and coordination issues
Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, Building Services Engineering, or similar xrdztoy discipline
Minimum 8+ years' experience within mechanical construction, with a focus on site management
Proven experience managing mechanical systems (HVAC, piping, and associated services) on large-scale construction projects
Strong knowledge of construction sequencing, coordination, and programme delivery
Excellent leadership, organisational, and communication skills
Strong technical understanding of mechanical systems, installation practices, and commis