Building Services Manager - #2142423

Our client, a top-tier Main Contractor delivering high-profile Data Centre projects, is looking to appoint a Building Services Manager to lead MEP technical input from preconstruction through to delivery.

This is a central, multi-project role — rather than being embedded on a single site, you'll provide MEP design and technical leadership across several live projects at once, with a hybrid working pattern of around 3 days working from home and 2 days on site.

This is your chance to join a progressive specialist contractor making great strides into the Critical Infrastructure market in the UK and across Europe.

Building Services Manager roles & responsibilities:

• Providing MEP technical input and design leadership across multiple live Data Centre projects, from preconstruction through to delivery
• Acting as the technical authority on mechanical and electrical matters, supporting project teams with coordination, risk management and design assurance
• A hybrid working pattern: typically 3 days working from home, 2 days on site (across whichever project needs you most that week)
• Working closely with Design Managers, Commercial Leads and delivery teams across the portfolio

Building Services Manager experience required:

• Previous Data Centre build project experience is essential — this is a non-negotiable requirement
• A strong Mechanical & Electrical technical background covering both preconstruction and delivery stages
• Main contractor background
• Comfortable operating across multiple projects simultaneously, prioritising and managing competing technical demands

Building Services Manager remuneration:

• £110,000 – £125,000 + full package
• Hybrid working — flexibility to balance home and site
• A high-profile, portfolio-wide role at the technical heart of a business genuinely on the front foot in the Data Centre sector

This is a red hot role for a start straight away.  Want to know more?  Drop me a line at Build Space HQ for full details: (url removed) / (phone number removed).