Site Manager - Date Center

Purpose and scope

Site leadership and delivery

• Lead site construction, installation, testing, commissioning, and handover activities.
• Ensure delivery within budget, schedule, quality, contractual, and performance requirements.
• Manage site and commissioning teams, supervisors, subcontractors, and vendors.
• Represent the site to the client, consultant, and authorities.
• Report project performance, risks, schedule recovery plans, and commissioning status to project and regional leaders.

Safety, health, and environment

• Promote a zero-harm safety culture and ensure compliance with company HSE policies, local regulations, client requirements, and international standards.
• Lead toolbox talks, safety walks, hazard identification, and risk mitigation.
• Verify Permit-to-Work, LOTO, energized-work controls, and confined-space requirements.
• Investigate incidents, near misses, and unsafe conditions and implement corrective actions.
• Manage environmental compliance, including waste, spill prevention, pollution control, energy efficiency, and reporting.
• Coordinate emergency response drills and maintain site emergency preparedness.

Installation and pre-functional testing

• Oversee FAT follow-up, equipment delivery, storage, preservation, and installation readiness.
• Coordinate installation of MV/LV systems, UPS, generators, transformers, STS, RPPs, busways, cooling and fuel systems, and data hall infrastructure.
• Ensure quality inspections, punch-list management, and construction completion requirements.
• Control equipment startup, calibration, loop checks, point-to-point verification, and functional testing.
• Ensure pre-functional checklists and test records are complete before integrated testing.

Integrated systems testing

• Lead and coordinate Level 4 Integrated Systems Testing activities and validate sequences of operation for critical systems.
• Manage integrated testing across electrical, mechanical, BMS, EPMS, fire alarm, security, and network systems.
• Lead failover, redundancy, utility loss, generator transition, UPS battery autonomy, and cooling failure tests.
• Coordinate client witnesses, consultants, OEM representatives, and commissioning agents.
• Manage deficiencies, issue resolution, and retesting; ensure test scripts, reports, and signoffs are completed and approved.

Performance testing and readiness

• Lead Level 5 testing and operational validation, including full- and partial-load tests, load bank operations, and reliability demonstrations.
• Oversee black building, endurance, emergency response, and mission-critical failure-simulation tests.
• Validate applicable Tier requirements, resilience objectives, and operational performance criteria.
• Ensure operations team training, knowledge transfer, and readiness assessments are complete.
• Confirm systems operate reliably in normal, degraded, and emergency conditions before handover; obtain client acceptance and operational readiness certification.

Documentation and reporting

• Maintain commissioning matrices, event trackers, risk registers, and issue logs.
• Document delays, disrupted testing, and resource impacts for claim support, including client-caused delays and requirements beyond contractual allowances.
• Complete turnover packages, O&M manuals, as-built drawings, and training records.
• Provide weekly and monthly reports on safety, quality, schedule, commercial risks, commissioning progress, and client satisfaction.

Qualifications

• The source lists team management, flexibility and reliability, technical attention to detail, customer focus, teamwork, and communication among the qualifications.
• The source begins an English qualifications section but ends mid-sentence; no specific education level or completed English requirement is stated.