Electrical Supervisor
Pubblicato il 10-10-2026 - Bimplus in Milano
Electrical Supervisor (Data Centre – Milan)
Electrical Supervisor (Data Centre – Milan)
Graphene Recruitment Group
Electrical Supervisor – Data Centre Project, Milan Italy
Location: Milan, Italy
Rota: 2 weeks on site / long weekend home rotation (fly out Tuesday morning, fly home Friday morning, every 2 weeks)
Rate: £400 per day
Package: Flights, accommodation and expenses covered
The Role
We're recruiting an experienced Electrical Supervisor for a data centre project in Milan. 6–8 weeks duration, on a rotational shift pattern, working two weeks on site before heading home for a long weekend.
Key Responsibilities
- Supervise and coordinate day-to-day electrical installation works on site, ensuring works are delivered to programme and specification
- Manage and direct electrical subcontractors and labour, allocating tasks and monitoring output/productivity
- Carry out regular site walks and inspections to identify snags, quality issues, and installation defects before they escalated
- Liaise with the Project Manager and other trade supervisors (mechanical, BMS, fire, etc.)
to ensure coordinated, clash-free installation
- Review and interpret electrical drawings, specifications and method statements to ensure correct installation
- Ensure all works comply with relevant electrical standards, health & safety regulations, and client procedures
- Complete and maintain all relevant H&S; and site paperwork — including RAMS, permits to work, isolation/permit-to-work procedures, toolbox talks, and daily site diaries
- Monitor and enforce PPE compliance and safe working practices, including safe isolation procedures
- Manage plant, tools, and materials on site, ensuring availability and minimising delays
- Support testing, inspection and commissioning of electrical systems, and manage associated documentation
- Support snagging and de-snagging processes, tracking outstanding items through to close-out
- Attend site progress meetings and report on electrical progress, risks and