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Preconstruction Manager – Data Center

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About the role

At Paul Marlex, we are collaborating with an established company in the construction sector that is looking to hire a Preconstruction Manager to lead the pre-execution phase of a Data Center project in Zaragoza.

What you'll do

Transform client needs into a viable, competitive, and executable construction solution, coordinating design, cost estimation, planning, procurement strategy, and risk identification until handover to the construction team.

  • Lead preconstruction planning, from the feasibility study or tender stage through to the handover to the execution team.
  • Analyze the client's technical, operational, and business requirements.
  • Coordinate the development and review of architectural, structural, and MEP design, ensuring constructability, coordination, and compliance with the scope.
  • Develop the preconstruction schedule and the milestones for design, permits, procurement, manufacturing, commissioning, and energization.

What we're looking for

  • University degree in Engineering, Architecture, Building Engineering, or equivalent.
  • Consolidated experience in preconstruction, design, estimation, or project management of complex building and facility projects.
  • Experience in Data Centers, critical infrastructure, the technology industry, hospitals, laboratories, or high-availability environments.
  • Advanced knowledge of critical electrical and mechanical systems: transformation centers, generator sets, UPS, electrical distribution, cooling, BMS, EPMS, fire protection, and controls.

Nice to have

  • B2/C1 English level will be valued.

What you'll get

  • Salary of €45,000-50,000 gross per year.
  • Participation in a highly technically complex Data Center project in Zaragoza.
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