- Commissioning Manager – M&E
- Based in Norway or Finland – accommodation paid by company
- £120k basic salary & car (fuel paid for), 27 day holiday €60 per day food allowance, healthcare, all accommodation costs covered (for family as well), 8% matched pension
“Mission Critical” experience – so data centre, pharmaceutical, battery storage facilities, nuclear or power station
The opportunity:
Fancy being a Commissioning Manager on a multi billion pound project that is seeing 7 data centres built in Norway & Finland? One of the worlds leading projects of this current time in this space for a world leading consultancy?
On that basis, we are looking for 2 M&E Commissioning Managers on a permanent basis to use your expertise on these mega projects as the projects continue on. So a real chance to get some of the most interesting project experience with other high profile projects to get your teeth in to once these are done (in about 6 years)…
We’re actually open to the background here, but something “mission critical” so the likes of data centre (obviously), pharmaceutical, battery storage facilities, nuclear or power station etc.
Norway & Finland location:
The elephant in the room is these roles are based in Norway and Finland so you would have to relocate out there. But lets be honest, it’s better out there than the UK these days! So that’s an easy sell…
Add on the outstanding package of £120k basic salary, all accommodation covered (and that’s same for family), car (fuel paid for), 27 day holiday €60 per day food allowance, healthcare, all accommodation costs covered (for family as well), 8% matched pension that makes the decision pretty easy for a lot of people.
We’ll even handle your visa’s too, so all sorted.
The Person:
We’re actually open to the background here, but something “mission critical” so the likes of data centre (obviously), pharmaceutical, battery storage facilities, nuclear or power station etc.
We’re more bothered about getting the right “person” in who can add value from day one and use your expertise on the commissioning of these mega data centres, which is set to go no for the next 6 years at least.
What next?
Sound interesting? Simply hit apply and I can run through this with you in detail