On the back of an ever-increasing workload, our client is looking for an experienced HSEQT Advisor to support our various projects and meet the requirements of the Safety Quality and Environment Management systems.
This role will also involve assisting the site teams and managers by recognising hazards and seeking to minimise risks, ensuring high standards of HSEQT are attained and continually improved and to ensure all HSEQT legal obligations are met.
Key responsibilities as HSEQT Advisor include:
- Development of the HSEQT Management system, in line with OHSAS 18001 (ISO 45001), ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
- Ensuring compliance with HSEQT statutory duties is achieved.
- Reporting to management on the performance of the management systems and any need for improvement.
- Ensuring the promotion and awareness of customer requirements throughout the organisation.
- To support the delivery of the HSEQT strategy and to assist in achieving continuous improvement in HSEQT performance across all parts of the company.
- To provide assurance to the HSEQT Manager by means of appropriate monitoring and intervention, that operations fulfil its obligations under HSEQT legislation.
- To support the development of the culture as the organisation rapidly expands and changes.
- Oversee, monitor, and evaluate the operation of HSEQT performance across the region, working with senior management as appropriate.
- Offer competent advice on HSEQT Matters to the company and its staff.
- To ensure that all worksites are fully compliant with legal HSEQT obligations.
- Develop and instigate HSEQT initiatives.
- Ensure continual improvement and develop, in conjunction with the HSEQT Manager, HSEQT targets, objectives and KPI’s.
- Completion of Construction Stage Plans, Pre-Qualification & Tender Documents, Emergency Response Plans etc.
- Approval, monitoring and reviewing of all sub-contractor works.
- Writing risk assessments and method statements.
- Site audits & inspections including external audits for 18001, 14001 & 9001.
- Assisting with Occupational Health issues.
- Training – undertaking internal training including inductions, toolbox talks etc.
- Ensuring records of incidents are maintained and investigations undertaken to establish the root causes and that controls are in place to avoid a reoccurrence.
- Monitor working hours to avoid exceeding the relevant legislation and internal policy.
- Driving continuous improvement and implementing initiatives to promote best practice at all times.
Skills & Experience required:
- NEBOSH general certificate or equivalent.
- Degree qualified or equivalent.
- Extensive experience within a civil engineering or telecommunications environment.
- Effective communication and reporting skills.
- Ability to work to and meet tight deadlines.
- Proficiency in using Microsoft Office packages.
- CSCS Card.
- A passion for Health, Safety, Environment & Quality.
Job Title: Payroll Assistant
Location: Limerick
Position Type: Permanent
The Payroll Assistant will assist with the administration of the Time Management System (TMS) and the weekly processing of payroll for up to 1,000+ employees. This position offers an excellent opportunity to build a career in a company committed to developing talent and rewarding performance.
Key Responsibilities
- Collate and prepare accurate weekly payroll, taxes, company payments, deductions, and employee benefit data for up to 1,000 employees.
- Assist in the transfer of data from the Time Management System (TMS) to payroll systems, ensuring correct allocation of hours and wages.
- Work closely with the HR team and the payroll outsource provider to maintain smooth data flow.
- Ensure payroll is processed in compliance with revenue rules and regulations.
- Generate and review monthly payroll reports and files for final approval, ensuring all information is accurate.
- Proactively identify opportunities for process improvement within payroll and time management functions.
- Process and administer employee benefit programs from a payroll perspective.
- Collaborate with senior payroll assistants to collect and review data from the TMS for accuracy.
- Liaise with departmental managers to confirm and approve time management records.
- Report and resolve payroll discrepancies, maintaining accuracy throughout the process.
- Ensure the Time Management System (TMS) is accurate, including biometric profile creation and clock record verification.
- Act as the intermediary between sites and the clock supplier for new site setup and other payroll-related queries.
Necessary Requirements
- A diploma qualification in payroll or previous payroll experience.
- Familiarity with Time Management Systems (TMS) for payroll calculations.
- Minimum of 3 years’ experience in a payroll-related role.
- Previous office experience, ideally within payroll or finance.
- Strong computer literacy, including proficiency in MS Office and payroll software.
- Excellent organizational and administrative skills.
- High motivation with the ability to work independently.
- Strong attention to detail and accuracy.
- Proactive attitude towards risk, control, and process improvement.
- Excellent communication skills and the ability to work well with stakeholders across departments.
- Ability to work effectively as part of a team and influence others positively.
Desired Competencies
- Strong communication and relationship-building capabilities.
- Ability to address issues with tenacity and find solutions.
- Display a high level of personal and professional integrity in all actions.
- Ability to collaborate positively and effectively within a team environment.
Some travel and site visits may be required.
Competitive salary and benefits package. Opportunity to grow and develop in a dynamic company committed to rewarding performance.
Role Overview
We are seeking a Civil Engineer to support the delivery of Power & Renewables projects. This permanent role offers exposure to diverse Civil Engineering disciplines across all project phases, from tender to post-construction, with significant opportunities for career development in a thriving sector.
Key Responsibilities
- Tender Phase: Prepare preliminary designs, conduct risk assessments, liaise with contractors and designers, and support estimators in pricing and scheduling.
- Pre-Construction/Design Phase: Coordinate handovers, review designs for compliance, and support subcontractor package preparation.
- Construction Phase: Oversee civil works, manage scope changes, and conduct site audits.
- Post-Construction: Ensure accurate as-built documentation and H&S file completion.
What You’ll Need:
- Degree or HND in Civil Engineering.
- Minimum 2 years post-graduate experience.
- Willingness to travel for site visits across the UK & Ireland.
What We Offer:
- Competitive salary and benefits.
- Exposure to diverse projects and career development opportunities.
- Collaborative environment and a strong pipeline of work with renowned clients in the Power & Renewables sector.
Join us to make an impact in an exciting, growth-focused industry.
We are seeking an experienced MEP Quantity Surveyor to join our team, supporting a large-scale Data Centre project in Dublin. This role is a fantastic opportunity to work on a high-profile project within a collaborative and dynamic team, ensuring the successful delivery of a complex and challenging development.
Role Overview
As an MEP Quantity Surveyor, you will work closely with the commercial and construction teams to deliver the project successfully while maintaining relationships, maximising commercial returns, and managing risk.
Key Responsibilities:
- Conduct feasibility studies and forecast the cost of materials needed for the project.
- Prepare tender documents, contracts, budgets, and bills of quantities.
- Liaise with clients, contractors, and subcontractors to ensure budget requirements are met.
- Manage cash flow for large MEP packages throughout the project lifecycle.
- Compile and issue commercial reports, including Cost Value Reconciliations (CVRs), to the project leadership team.
Experience & Skills Required:
- Proven experience in the commercial management of high-value M&E works.
- Proficiency in MS Office, particularly Excel.
- Strong communication skills and the ability to collaborate effectively.
- Degree qualification in a construction-related field (ideally chartered).
Benefits Package:
- Competitive Salary with annual increases.
- Company Car or Car Allowance options.
- Healthcare coverage.
- 26 days of holiday, with an option to purchase an additional 5 days.
- Employer Pension Contribution.
- Death in Service – Life Assurance.
- Competitive mileage and travel expenses.
- Flexible and remote working arrangements.
- Enhanced parental leave.
- Opportunities for professional and educational development.
On the back of an ever-increasing workload, our client is looking for an experienced HSEQT Advisor to support our various projects and meet the requirements of the Safety Quality and Environment Management systems.
This role will also involve assisting the site teams and managers by recognising hazards and seeking to minimise risks, ensuring high standards of HSEQT are attained and continually improved and to ensure all HSEQT legal obligations are met.
Key responsibilities as HSEQT Advisor include:
- Development of the HSEQT Management system, in line with OHSAS 18001 (ISO 45001), ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
- Ensuring compliance with HSEQT statutory duties is achieved.
- Reporting to management on the performance of the management systems and any need for improvement.
- Ensuring the promotion and awareness of customer requirements throughout the organisation.
- To support the delivery of the HSEQT strategy and to assist in achieving continuous improvement in HSEQT performance across all parts of the company.
- To provide assurance to the HSEQT Manager by means of appropriate monitoring and intervention, that operations fulfil its obligations under HSEQT legislation.
- To support the development of the culture as the organisation rapidly expands and changes.
- Oversee, monitor, and evaluate the operation of HSEQT performance across the region, working with senior management as appropriate.
- Offer competent advice on HSEQT Matters to the company and its staff.
- To ensure that all worksites are fully compliant with legal HSEQT obligations.
- Develop and instigate HSEQT initiatives.
- Ensure continual improvement and develop, in conjunction with the HSEQT Manager, HSEQT targets, objectives and KPI’s.
- Completion of Construction Stage Plans, Pre-Qualification & Tender Documents, Emergency Response Plans etc.
- Approval, monitoring and reviewing of all sub-contractor works.
- Writing risk assessments and method statements.
- Site audits & inspections including external audits for 18001, 14001 & 9001.
- Assisting with Occupational Health issues.
- Training – undertaking internal training including inductions, toolbox talks etc.
- Ensuring records of incidents are maintained and investigations undertaken to establish the root causes and that controls are in place to avoid a reoccurrence.
- Monitor working hours to avoid exceeding the relevant legislation and internal policy.
- Driving continuous improvement and implementing initiatives to promote best practice at all times.
Skills & Experience required:
- NEBOSH general certificate or equivalent.
- Degree qualified or equivalent.
- Extensive experience within a civil engineering or telecommunications environment.
- Effective communication and reporting skills.
- Ability to work to and meet tight deadlines.
- Proficiency in using Microsoft Office packages.
- CSCS Card.
- A passion for Health, Safety, Environment & Quality.
Job Title: Health and Safety Advisor
Location: Frankfurt, Germany (site-based)
Company Overview:
We are a leading provider of turnkey data centre solutions, specializing in the design and construction of data centres across Europe. Our projects cover a wide range of civil, structural, architectural, mechanical, and electrical services, ensuring that we deliver state-of-the-art facilities for our clients. We are currently delivering multiple projects in seven European countries, with over 430 MW of IT load in progress.
Role Overview:
We are seeking a qualified and experienced Health and Safety Officer to join our team in Frankfurt, Germany. The successful candidate will support the Project Management team and Site Health & Safety Lead in ensuring adherence to all environmental, health, and safety statutory provisions and legislation. This role will involve regular site inspections, ensuring compliance with safety protocols, and promoting a proactive approach to health and safety across the project site.
Key Responsibilities:
- Support the Project Management team and Site Health & Safety Lead in delivering project safety objectives.
- Ensure compliance with the company’s Safety Management System and relevant statutory provisions and legislation.
- Review and approve method statements, risk assessments, safe plans of action, and permits to work.
- Monitor and enforce compliance with the project execution plan and good safety practices.
- Conduct ongoing Control of Substances Hazardous to Health (C.O.S.H.H) assessments and ensure hazardous substances are controlled.
- Complete and register safety interventions, carrying out regular site audits and inspections, documenting findings, and following up on corrective actions.
- Maintain records of statutory inspections for project activities, tools, and plant equipment.
- Proactively manage Environmental, Health & Safety (EHS) requirements across the project.
- Ensure subcontractors adhere to EHS policies and procedures.
- Coordinate and manage site inductions and training programs.
- Compile and deliver Toolbox talks as needed.
- Assist with accident investigations, ensuring timely reporting and communication with the project management team.
- Oversee welfare and hygiene facilities, ensuring they are maintained throughout the project.
- Participate in daily activity briefings and whiteboard meetings.
- Ensure waste reduction and recycling programs are implemented in line with project policies and procedures
Requirements:
- Relevant third-level degree qualification in Environmental, Health & Safety.
- Minimum of 3 years of experience on large construction sites.
- Thorough knowledge of current environmental, health, and safety legislation.
- Flexibility in working patterns, as required.
- Strong communication and computer skills.
- Ability to work independently or as part of a team, managing all environmental, health, and safety issues on site.
This role offers an excellent opportunity to contribute to high-profile data centre projects while ensuring a safe and compliant working environment.
Role: Commercial Manager
Location: Frankfurt, Germany
Project: Data Center Project
Our client is a dedicated Data Centre Construction company providing turnkey solutions to our clients,
headquartered in Dublin and delivering throughout Europe. They specialise in providing Turnkey Data
Centre Solutions, providing services from design, through to construction across the full range of civil,
structural, architectural, mechanical and electrical services as well as commissioning.
As an engineering focused organisation, they have grown to become one of the leading and most trusted
companies in their sector.
We are pleased to announce that we are currently seeking a talented and experienced Commercial
Manager to join our team.
Responsibilities
- Review all Tender and Post Tender Submissions with Senior Management
- Commercial Handover Meetings from Estimating to Site Team
- Establish Project Budgets and Margins and agree Budget Codes with Accounts and Procurement
Depts
- Recruitment, development and expansion of existing Commercial team
- Reviewing Contract Conditions for new Projects
- Review Standard Sub-Contract Packages currently in use across various European Countries
- Overview of sub-contractor current workload and capacity prior to appointment
- Due diligence on all new sub-contractors and suppliers and standardisation of all Sub-Contractor
appointments
- Final Approval of Purchase Orders prior to issue and agreement of payment terms with supply chain
- Standardisation of Payment Certification and Invoicing across all projects
- Implementation of Cost Reporting Structure against Project Budgets
- Ensuring Project Commercial Trackers are kept updated and producing Monthly Cashflow and
Margin Reports
- Administration of Open Book, Provisional and Lump Sum Packages Agreements and overview of
contractual disputes
Requirements
- Relevant third level degree qualification in Quantity Surveying
- 10+ years’ experience on large construction sites.
- Flexibility in working patterns where necessary.
- Strong communication & computer skills,
- Data centre experience would be advantageous
Position Summary
Our client specialises in providing turnkey data centre solutions, providing services from design,
through to construction across the full range of civil, structural, architectural, mechanical and
electrical services as well as commissioning. Our client has grown to become the leading and most
trusted company in our sector and is the only dedicated Data Centre delivery partner in Europe.
We are currently constructing multiple turnkey data centre projects in 7 different European
countries, equating to over 430 MW of IT load in flight.
We are pleased to announce that we are currently seeking a Mechanical Engineer to join our team.
This position will be site-based in Frankfurt, Germany.
The Mechanical Engineer will oversee technical project delivery including reviewing tender documentation, selection of plant and materials and submittals, coordination of the services, and oversight of the production of coordinated drawings.
Responsibilities
- Manage relevant client communications
- Design management
- Coordinate work with contractors to ensure services fit together
- Prepare method statements and risk assessments for construction activities
- Complete all HVAC deliverables within a project and safety criteria
- Communicate with project team to sequence installation of pipework to meet scheduled
dates
- Assess and manage the project commercially to validate the project on handover from
estimating, and proceed through to full technical procurement of all equipment, specialist
sub-contractors and suppliers
- Assist with the management of the project installation works to ensure a consistent high
standard of site works and manage the programme through to final commissioning and
handover
- Assist with documenting and costing of changes to the work scopes and preparation of the
monthly valuations and final account
Requirements
- Previous experience in a similar role, within a mechanical and electrical contracting
environment is essential
- Design management experience is essential
- Bachelors’ degree in Engineering or similar
- Excellent organisation, communication, and time management
skills
- Proficient in the use of MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint & Project
Description
Our client is a dedicated data centre delivery partner providing turnkey solutions to our clients, headquartered in Dublin and delivering throughout Europe.
Our client specialises in providing turnkey data centre solutions, providing services from design, through to construction across the full range of civil, structural, architectural, mechanical and electrical services as well as commissioning. Our client has grown to become the leading and most trusted company in our sector and is the only dedicated Data Centre delivery partner in Europe.
We are pleased to announce we are currently recruiting a number of BIM Coordinators to join our expanding team at our head office in Ballymount, Dublin 24. This role is 5 days onsite.
Reports to: BIM Team Lead
Responsibilities:
- Manage and resolve clashes and coordination issues between disciplines.
- Production of drawings, specifications, and schedules, according to the project BIM Execution plan.
- Responsible for delivering all 2D and 3D co-ordination milestones on each project.
- Liaise with package managers and site engineers to coordinate complex MEP installations.
- Provide support to junior BIM team members.
Requirements
- Previous Revit experience – MEP bias required
- AutoCAD experience preferred
- Navisworks experience desired
- 4+ years’ experience working on multiple large projects
- Relevant Bachelor’s degree in engineering or similar
- Excellent organisation, communication, and time management skills
Benefits
- Opportunity to work across our Dublin and other European sites
- Competitive Salary package
- Working within a collaborative team environment
- Career development
We have an exciting opportunity for a Quantity Surveying graduate, or a related degree programme graduate to come and join us. The roles will be based across a variety of live construction projects in Europe.
Our graduate programme is a year long during which time we’ll nurture and develop both your behavioral and technical skills. You’ll have a chance to work across different projects and gain exposure to departments of our business, building technical knowledge and industry experience. You must be available to start by September 2024.
What you’ll be doing
- Review Project Documents (Scope of Works, Drawings, Specifications, Bill of Quantities, Programmes)
- Raise Event Notices citing relevant Contractual Clauses
- Draft Change Orders/ Variations for instructed works
- Manage the Clients Change Account and Schedule
- Impact Construction Programmes to value Extension of Time Claims
- Prepare and submit monthly Application for Payments to the Client
- Assess Subcontract Payment Applications and produce Payment Certificates
- Input to Cashflow Forecasts and monthly CVR (Cost Value Reconciliation)
- Build strong relationships with the Client and Subcontractors respective Commercial Teams
What we can offer you
- Attractive salary
- EAP
- Holidays plus bank holidays based on country of work increasing with length of service
- Holiday purchasing scheme
- Regular social activities
What we’re looking for
- Degree qualified in Quantity Surveying or similar
- A strong knowledge of the Quantity Surveyor role and responsibilities
Essential and Desirable Skills
- Excellent organisational and communication skills
- Ability to prioritise and manage several tasks or projects to deadline and / or budget
- Team player, who has the ability to self-start and work independently with good attention to detail
- Commercially aware and financially astute
