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Position: Project Manager

With 50+ years of delivery behind them, our client is a trusted mechanical and process engineering partner known for executing complex, high-value projects. Founded in Cork, our client has evolved from offshore Oil & Gas roots into a leading contractor across the Life Sciences, Semiconductor, Energy and Chemical sectors - offering experienced project leaders the opportunity to make a real impact on technically challenging builds.

Reporting to the Project Director, you will lead the safe, on-time and on-budget delivery of multiple construction contracts from initiation through close-out. You will coordinate Construction Managers and site teams, manage risk and client relationships, and support pre-award estimating by helping translate client requirements into practical execution plans and schedules.

• Key responsibilities:
• Develop execution strategies, including vendor and subcontractor scopes/selection.
• Build and lead effective site supervision teams across multiple projects.
• Partner with EHS to set site safety standards and manage incident/near-miss reporting.
• Manage client stakeholders and communication, including progress reporting and meetings.
• Plan and control delivery (schedule, critical path, resourcing) to prevent slippage.
• Identify and manage contract risk, opportunities, and change.
• Coordinate with internal teams (Commercial, Procurement, Finance, HR) to support execution.
• Monitor cost and schedule performance and maintain accurate forecasting.
• Ensure work meets quality standards and client/industry requirements.
• Drive timely completion, final acceptance, and handover.

Key requirements

• Degree in Mechanical Engineering, Construction, or equivalent experience.
• Project Management qualification (certificate/diploma).
• Strong Microsoft Office skills; MS Project/Primavera/Visio an advantage.
• Safety qualification (e.g., MSIC) or equivalent.
• 10+ years’ relevant experience managing construction delivery
• Industry experience in pharma (construction phase).

Key competencies

• Clear communicator with strong stakeholder management.
• Collaborative, approachable, and a team player.
• Ownership mindset with strong organisation and prioritisation.
• Strong commercial and financial awareness.
• Decisive problem-solver with negotiation and contract administration experience.

What’s in it for you?

Benefits include:

• Competitive salary
• Company pension scheme
• Holiday allowance (increasing with service)

• Implement and enforce our client’s Engineering Safety Management System
• Ensure compliance with statutory EHS legislation and project EHS plans
• Oversee risk assessments, method statements, permits to work, and COSHH controls
• Lead site audits, inspections, safety interventions, and corrective actions
• Manage EHS training, inductions, toolbox talks, PPE, and welfare facilities
• Liaise with project management and subcontractors on EHS matters
• Drive proactive EHS culture, sustainability, waste reduction, and recycling initiatives

• HETAC Level 8 qualification in Environmental, Health & Safety
• 7+ years’ EHS management experience on large construction projects
• 5+ years managing EHS teams
• Strong knowledge of EHS legislation and regulatory requirements
• Excellent leadership, communication, and reporting skills
• Strong team‑working and stakeholder management skills

• Rates
• Accommodation
• Flights
• Rotations
• Hours of work
• Project Duration

• Responsible for safe, compliant, and efficient execution of all project welding activities
• Ensure weld quality, traceability, and documentation meet project, code, and GMP requirements
• Provide day‑to‑day leadership to welding teams and act as key interface with Construction, QA/QC, and Client

• Ensure welding is carried out in accordance with approved WPS and ASME / ISO codes
• Verify welder qualifications and manage daily work allocation and productivity
• Supervise welding teams, providing training, mentorship, and performance oversight
• Resolve welding‑related technical or operational issues
• Drive continuous improvement in weld quality, efficiency, and right‑first‑time delivery
• Assess welder productivity and quality during probation periods

• Strong knowledge of welding codes, standards, and inspection methods (ASME / ISO)
• Understanding of weld traceability, QA/QC documentation, and NDT coordination
• Excellent communication and coordination with welders, QA/QC, and client teams
• Strong attention to detail and problem‑solving capability

• Minimum 3 years’ welding inspection / supervision experience
• CSWIP 3.2 qualification
• Pharmaceutical or regulated project experience
• Knowledge of NDT methods (RT, UT, MPI, DPI, Borescope)
• Ability to read and interpret codes, drawings, and specifications
• Good IT and reporting skills 

We are seeking skilled Supervisors with experience in PVC & PP systems to support a Denmark-based datacentre project.

Ideal Profile

• Strong background in plastic pipe installation (HDPE, PVC, PP)
• Previous supervisory experience on industrial projects
• Ability to manage teams, QA, and productivity
• Familiar with Georg Fischer systems (preferred)
• Relevant Trade Certification Required
• Eligibility to work across EU

We are seeking skilled Pipefitters with experience in PVC & PP systems to support a Denmark-based datacentre project.

Ideal Profile

• Experience with PVC & PP systems

• Comfortable working in industrial / process environments

• Ability to read drawings and work independently

• Relevant Trade Certification Required

• Eligibility to work across EU

Orbital Welders

Location – Ireland

Requirement

• Prior experience in Intel or similar projects
• Must have WWID
• Must have valid certifications
• Responsible and disciplined
• Willing to learn and adapt
• Applicants with eligibility to work across EU & UK only be considered

Mechanical Quality Inspector – Pipe Rack Modules (Data Centre Project)

Duration: 6 months - Immediate start.

Location: Onsite Belgium

 Role Overview:

Responsible for on-site quality inspection, verification, and oversight of prefabricated mechanical pipe rack modules from delivery through installation on a data centre project. The role ensures compliance with design, specifications, codes, and client standards, driving punch‑free installation and full traceability into commissioning and handover.

 Location and Travel:

• Pipe rack modules are assembled in Germany, with welding completed in a separate facility.
• Final installation is on a data centre construction site in Belgium.
• The role is site‑based in Belgium for the full installation phase, including pre‑install inspections, installation monitoring, and punch‑list close‑out.
• Periodic travel to fabrication and welding facilities in Germany may be required for:
  • Pre‑production and in‑process audits and inspections.
  • Factory walk‑downs.
  • Resolution of quality issues that could impact site installation.

 Note: The facility is managed by company that the Mechanical Quality Inspector will be working with, and they will be part of one quality team.

 Responsibilities

Quality inspection and oversight

• Inspect delivered pipe rack modules for transport damage, correct tagging, orientation, and dimensional compliance before acceptance on the Belgian site.
• Verify materials, welds, supports, insulation and accessories against isometrics, GA drawings, and module fabrication drawings.
• Check module interfaces (flanges, supports, anchors, connection points) for correct location, orientation, and accessibility for commissioning and maintenance.
• Witness and verify mechanical installation of modules onto steelwork or concrete (alignment, level, anchor fixing, grout, tolerances).
• Confirm correct installation of thermal insulation, vapour barriers, trace heating, and labelling on installed modules.

 Compliance with codes, specs and ITPs

• Execute inspection and test activities in line with approved ITPs, method statements, and project specifications.
• Verify compliance with applicable mechanical codes/standards as defined in the project documentation.
• Raise and follow up non‑conformance reports (NCRs) for any deviations; agree corrective actions with construction and supervision teams and verify closure.

 Documentation, traceability and records

• Ensure inspection records, checklists, punch lists and red‑line mark‑ups are completed accurately and promptly for each module and install location.
• Ensure all client documentation is correctly completed and uploaded onto the agreed software systems.
• Support compilation and review of mechanical quality dossiers / turnover packs for the pipe rack systems.

 Interface with fabrication, construction, design and commissioning

• Liaise with fabrication facilities to understand fabrication sequence, welding procedures, NDT scope and any open quality issues before modules ship.
• Work closely with construction supervisors, planners and lifting/rigging teams in Belgium to sequence inspections without delaying critical path installation.
• Interface with design/engineering to resolve site queries (clashes, access, tolerance issues) and support constructability and “right‑first‑time” solutions.
• Support commissioning teams by ensuring test points, drains, vents, isolation valves and instrumentation are installed as per design and are accessible and identifiable.

 Field leadership and continuous improvement

• Provide practical feedback and toolbox‑style coaching to foremen and fitters on recurring quality issues, typical defects, and preferred installation practices.
• Participate in quality walks and punch‑list inspections, driving early identification and close‑out of defects on pipe rack modules and connected systems.
• Feed lessons learned back to fabrication and design teams to improve future module design and constructability for data centre roll‑outs.

 Experience and Qualifications

• Trade or engineering background in mechanical piping (pipefitter/fabricator, mechanical technician, or mechanical engineer) with substantial site experience.
• Experience in mechanical QA/QC or supervision on large industrial or mission‑critical projects; data centre, pharma, semiconductor or power experience strongly preferred.
• Proven experience with prefabricated / modular pipe racks and piping systems including supports and integration with steelwork.
• Familiarity with relevant piping and mechanical standards and typical project specifications.
• Demonstrated ability to read and interpret GA drawings, isometrics, support details, module drawings, and vendor documents.
• Experience working within a formal QA/QC framework (ITPs, checklists, NCRs, punch‑list, turnover documentation) and with digital quality/commissioning tools.
• Good understanding of data centre environment requirements: critical cooling and process services, segregation of critical/non‑critical systems, access for maintenance and commissioning.
• Strong communication skills in an international project environment, able to interface with construction teams, engineers, client representatives and commissioning teams.