Electrical Project Manager Job
We are seeking an experienced Electrical Project Manager to oversee the commissioning of a major data centre project in Melbourne. This is a pivotal role for someone who thrives in high-pressure environments, can manage multiple stakeholders, and has a proven ability to deliver results on large-scale builds.
This position will involve leading the commissioning process across all electrical systems within a mission-critical data centre environment. You will ensure that systems are fully tested, documented, and handed over to the client in line with project deadlines and industry standards.
Main Responsibilities:
* Manage commissioning activities for electrical systems including HV/LV distribution, UPS, generators, switchgear, and BMS.
* Lead FAT, SAT, IST, and integrated systems testing.
* Develop and maintain commissioning programs, documentation, and compliance records.
* Identify and resolve technical and scheduling issues, maintaining alignment with project and site management.
* Liaise directly with external stakeholders, builders, and subcontractors to ensure smooth delivery.
* Provide leadership, mentoring, and technical direction to commissioning teams.
* Maintain compliance with safety protocols, ISO standards, and company procedures.
About You:
* Proven commissioning experience in data centres or large-scale industrial and commercial projects.
* An electrical background is essential – ideally A Grade Electrician, with Site Supervisor, Site Foreman, or Leading Hand experience.
* Excellent stakeholder management, communication, and problem-solving skills.
* Able to remain resilient and decisive under pressure while managing demanding deadlines.
* Knowledge of commissioning software, reporting systems, and QA/QC processes.
Benefits:
* $90-110k + super (open to paying more for the right candidate).
* Opportunity to work on one of Melbourne's landmark data centre projects.
* Genuine long-term project pipeline with career growth opportunities.
* Be part of a team with a supportive, safety-first culture.