What you’ll be doing
You’ll lead the entire Quality function on site — setting standards, enforcing them, and making sure every team understands what “good” actually looks like.
In practice, that means:

• Building, implementing, and managing the project Quality Plan
• Leading the QA/QC teams across mechanical, electrical, and CSA disciplines
• Reviewing and approving quality documentation, ITPs, method statements, test packs, and checklists
• Managing NCRs, root‑cause analysis, corrective actions, and closing loops — not letting issues repeat
• Coordinating quality requirements with trades, subcontractors, and design teams
• Driving consistent inspections, audits, and reporting across all packages
• Supporting commissioning and handover by delivering clean, verified quality documentation
• Acting as the main point of contact for quality discussions with the client

Essentially: you prevent rework, delays, and surprises — the things that cost time, money, and credibility.
What you need If you’ve run Quality on a large industrial, pharma, semiconductor, or data centre project, you’ll know exactly what’s expected.
Ideally, you bring:

• Strong QA/QC leadership experience on major construction projects
• Deep understanding of MEP and/or CSA quality requirements
• Experience managing teams and influencing senior stakeholders
• Confidence working with design teams, trades, and client representatives
• Strong knowledge of EU standards, inspection processes, and commissioning requirements
• A steady, practical approach in a high‑pressure environment

Travel, accommodation, and logistics are fully covered.
Why consider it

• A flagship European hyperscale data centre
• Full oversight of the Quality function — real influence, not box‑ticking
• Exposure to full CSA + M&E integration
• Long‑term progression opportunities across Europe
• A role where good decisions genuinely shape the project’s success