Mechanical Project Manager
Join CTS Nordics as a Mechanical Package Manager in Kvandal, Norway! Lead mechanical installations, coordinate subcontractors and help deliver a major data centre project.
Mechanical Package Manager – Kvandal
Location: Kvandal, Norway
Join Us in Delivering World-Class Data Centre Projects
We are looking for an experienced Mechanical Package Manager to join our project team at Kvandal, Norway.
In this role, you will take ownership of mechanical construction packages, ensuring that all installations are delivered safely, on schedule, within budget and to the highest quality standards.
You will play a key role in delivering a major data centre project, working closely with engineering, construction, commissioning and subcontractor teams in a fast-paced, technically challenging environment.
The Role
As Mechanical Package Manager, you will be responsible for managing the delivery of mechanical systems from construction planning and installation through testing, commissioning and final handover.
Your scope will include HVAC, chilled-water and cooling-water piping systems, pumps, mechanical plant equipment and associated building services.
You will oversee subcontractors, coordinate interfaces between disciplines, manage construction progress and ensure all mechanical systems meet the project's technical, safety and quality requirements.
Key Responsibilities
Mechanical Package Delivery
Take ownership of mechanical packages throughout construction, testing, commissioning and handover.
Manage the installation of HVAC, chilled-water systems, cooling-water piping, pumps and associated mechanical equipment.
Develop and monitor construction schedules, milestones and short-term work plans.
Identify potential delays, resolve construction challenges and implement corrective actions.
Ensure mechanical installations comply with approved designs, specifications and project requirements.
Subcontractor & Site Management
Manage mechanical subcontractors and coordinate their activities across the project.
Monitor subcontractor performance, productivity, resources and progress against programme milestones.
Coordinate mechanical works with electrical, CSA, design and commissioning teams.
Lead regular coordination meetings and maintain effective communication between all stakeholders.
Ensure materials, equipment and resources are available to support construction activities.
Quality, Testing & Commissioning
Ensure mechanical installations meet required quality standards and technical specifications.
Coordinate inspections, testing procedures and quality documentation with QA/QC teams.
Manage the resolution of technical issues, non-conformances and outstanding works.
Oversee mechanical completion activities, including pressure testing, flushing and system readiness.
Work closely with commissioning teams to ensure a smooth transition from construction to commissioning and final handover.
Technical & Commercial Management
Review mechanical drawings, technical submittals, method statements and installation procedures.
Coordinate technical queries, design changes and site-related engineering issues.
Monitor package budgets, costs, subcontractor variations and commercial risks.
Support procurement, material tracking and equipment delivery.
Provide regular progress, quality and commercial updates to project management.
Health & Safety
Ensure all mechanical works are carried out in accordance with project HSE procedures and Norwegian safety requirements.
Promote a strong safety culture among subcontractors and site teams.
Participate in site inspections, risk assessments and safety meetings.
Identify potential hazards and ensure corrective actions are implemented promptly.
About You
Qualifications
Degree or relevant technical qualification in Mechanical Engineering, Building Services Engineering or a related discipline.
Equivalent experience in mechanical construction and package management will also be considered.
Experience
Minimum 5 years of experience in mechanical construction, project management or package management on large-scale projects.
Proven experience managing mechanical subcontractors and coordinating complex installations.
Strong experience with HVAC, chilled-water systems, cooling-water piping and mechanical building services.
Experience in data centres, pharmaceutical facilities, industrial plants, energy infrastructure or other mission-critical environments is highly desirable.
Previous involvement in mechanical completion, testing, commissioning and handover is an advantage.
Technical Skills
Strong understanding of mechanical construction methods, equipment installation and system integration.
Ability to interpret mechanical drawings, P&IDs, technical specifications and construction documentation.
Experience with project scheduling, progress monitoring, quality management and cost control.
Familiarity with relevant industry standards, construction regulations and HSE requirements.
Fluent English, both written and spoken.
Personal Attributes
Strong leadership skills with the ability to manage subcontractors and multidisciplinary teams.
Proactive, organised and solutions-oriented approach to project delivery.
Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills.
Ability to prioritise competing activities and make decisions under pressure.
Strong commitment to safety, quality and successful project execution.
Why Join CTS?
Contribute to a major data centre development in Norway.
Join a growing international organisation delivering technically challenging infrastructure projects.
Work alongside experienced engineering, construction and commissioning professionals.
Take ownership of critical mechanical packages on a high-profile project.
Develop your career within an expanding organisation with opportunities across multiple projects.
Apply Today
If you're an experienced Mechanical Package Manager with a strong background in mechanical construction and a passion for delivering complex projects, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply now and become part of our team at Kvandal, Norway.
- Locations
- Kvandal North Site, Norway, Kvandal South Site, Norway