General Commissioning Manager | DataCentre Contractor | Dublin

General Commissioning Manager - Hyper-scale Data Centre Location: Dublin, Co. DublinSalary: €130,000+ DOE + Package The OpportunityA leading European data centre main contractor is seeking an experienced General Commissioning Manager to join a major hyper-scale data centre project in Dublin.The company delivers large-scale mission-critical projects across Ireland and Europe, covering design, construction, MEP installation and commissioning. The RoleReporting to the Campus Commissioning Manager, you will lead the full commissioning life cycle across electrical, mechanical, controls, EPMS, BAS and life safety systems. Key responsibilities include:· Developing and managing the Project Commissioning Plan· Leading system readiness, walk downs, energisation and commissioning activities· Managing IST, live testing, load bank testing, black building / black start testing and redundancy validation· Coordinating MEP subcontractors, vendors, OFCI teams and third-party commissioning agents· Reviewing RAMS, energisation plans and testing procedures· Managing punch lists, defects and non-conformance through to closeout· Overseeing test scripts, results, O&M manuals, as-built and handover documentation· Supporting phased turnover, client acceptance and transition to operations Requirements· Proven commissioning management experience on hyper-scale data centre projects· Strong MEP knowledge across mission-critical electrical and mechanical systems· Experience leading Integrated Systems Testing in live or near-live environments· Previous General Contractor experience on large-scale, fast-track data centre projects Why Apply?A senior commissioning opportunity with end-to-end responsibility on a major hyper-scale development, offering direct involvement in IST, energisation, mission-critical systems and final turnover, with long-term opportunities across a substantial European data centre pipeline.· Long-term data centre project pipeline· Career progression across major Irish and European projects