Senior Manager, Data Center Construction, Integration & Handover - Saline, MI
$126,200 - $264,100 per year
ApplySenior Manager, Data Center Construction, Integration & Handover - Saline, MI
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SENIORITY
Manager
SALARY
$126,200 - $264,100 per year
About the role
- Leads and manages the construction of data centers through oversight of the developer and their general contractor, ensuring all projects are completed on time, within budget, and to high-quality standards.
- Develops and maintains detailed project schedules, coordinating with the developer/GC to ensure timely milestone delivery and alignment with overall program goals.
- Manages project budgets, monitoring and optimizing resource allocation for cost-effective execution throughout all phases.
- Provides strategic direction to multiple project teams, resolving issues as they arise during design, construction, commissioning, and closeout.
- Leads the creation, review, and maintenance of documentation—including design review, commissioning (Cx), and problem-resolution records—ensuring all documents support standards compliance, operational readiness, and effective turnover.
- Construction Project Management – Integration, Quality Assurance, and Turnover:
- Oversees rigorous quality control processes and site audit activities to ensure all construction activities meet or exceed design specifications, operational standards, and industry best practices.
- Coordinates the integration of tenant fit outs and all MEP systems, supporting seamless transition through construction, commissioning, and handover phases.
- Directs frequent site walks with the developer and GC to verify progress against schedule, coordination effectiveness, and adherence to quality standards.
- Leads and governs the startup and commissioning (Cx) phases, validating system readiness and ensuring comprehensive turnover to OCI's operations team, including closure of punch-list items and delivery of as-built documentation.
- Risk and Problem Management:
- Oversees the evaluation of risk profiles across multiple concurrent projects, proactively identifying and communicating gaps in risk identification or mitigation to senior leadership.
- Develops and implements robust risk mitigation strategies to support delivery certainty and operational reliability.
- Stakeholder and Vendor Management:
- Acts as primary point of contact between Oracle, the developer, and their GC, ensuring clear and effective communication, coordination, and problem resolution across all teams—including OCI internal stakeholders and customers.
- Develops, negotiates, and manages contracts with vendors, contractors, and suppliers, ensuring contract compliance and addressing significant issues to maintain project momentum.
- Design Coordination and Improvement:
- Drives collaboration with design and engineering teams to ensure construction aligns with approved plans, operational requirements, and long-term business needs.
- Leads evaluation and feedback with the developer and project teams to foster continuous improvement, capture lessons learned and incorporate best practices into future projects.
- Oversees installation and commissioning of core physical infrastructure—power, cooling, networking, structured cabling—ensuring operational readiness, handoff completeness, and standards compliance.
- Planning & Execution:
- Manages multiple medium- to large-scale projects, ensuring timelines, deliverables, and budgets are achieved; adjusts plans in partnership with teams to support project and business objectives.
- Collaboration & Partnership:
- Builds cross-functional partnerships to align expectations, drive shared objectives, and ensure operational readiness at project turnover. Coaches teams to collaborate with business leaders, internal stakeholders, and OCI's customers for successful project outcomes.
- Problem Solving:
- Provides direction on complex operational and technical issues, reviews critical issues, and guides teams toward effective, sustainable solutions.
- Continuous Learning & Improvement:
- Fosters a learning culture that integrates industry trends and best practices, encourages the adoption of new methods, and supports continuous process improvement and efficiency gains throughout the project lifecycle.
- Performance and Development:
- Provides feedback, coaching, and talent development for high-performing project teams, ensuring alignment of goals and advancement in line with business needs.
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