MEICA Site Manager

St. Margarets and North Twickenham
6 days ago
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Anderselite are working with a Tier 1 Contractor who are seeking a MEICA Site Manager to join their Civils/Water division.

To be considered for this role you MUST have MECIA experience and worked within either Civils or Water/utilities.

MEICA Site Manager
The Role
As a MEICA Site Manager, you will be responsible for the management of the construction site to achieve the required project delivery to the customers' objectives while maintaining standards of health and safety, quality, environmental impact, and cost control, with a particular focus on the execution of MEICA elements of work. You will support the Electrical and Mechanical Installation engineers in the preparation of technical project documentation, including commissioning plans, ITPs and quality assurance records.
You will be responsible for the delivery of various projects, to the specified quality, the required programme and to the maximum commercial performance. The successful candidate will work closely with the Contracts Manager/Project Manager, mechanical and electrical engineers, and quantity surveyors to ensure that projects are completed in a safe manner whilst customer requirements and expectations are always maintained or exceeded.
The clients civil engineering and infrastructure projects are varied in value, complexity, and duration, from established frameworks to individual bespoke projects and unplanned emergency works. With projects varying from £200k to £10m+, you will be essential in driving efficiencies within the scope of work, driving MEICA elements of work, and providing a high standard of project delivery.

Key Responsibilities
Site Management

  • Overall responsibility for the successful delivery of various projects in the Civils and Water sectors, taking the lead in delivering the MEICA elements of work
  • Management and supervision of MEICA installation works, providing clear direction and guidance to the team
  • When required, lead a team of Sub Agents, Engineers, and Foreperson to deliver the work safely without environmental incidents, and to the specified quality
  • Ensure production and implentation of Project Plans, RAMS, ITP as well as Waste Management Plans, when specified, in line with Company procedures
  • Prepare and maintain comprehensive MEICA project documentation, including Method Statements and Risk Assessments
  • Assist the production of MEICA installation plans, inspection plans and training manuals
  • Ensure MEICA installation is delivered to the appropriate levels of quality and to standards and manufacturers best practice
  • Co-ordinate with the Mechanical and Electrical Installation Engineers to carry out all Site Acceptance Testing and Telemetry commissioning
  • Provide support in reviewing Piping and Instrumentation diagrams (P&ID) and the provision of strategies to commission plant and equipment into existing processes in line with client specifications without compromising process and reducing risk
  • Support completion of MEICA installation and commissioning records and diaries ensuring that all progress and equipment settings are recorded for the Operation and Maintenance (O&M) manuals
  • Ensure the commercial performance of the contract is maximised
  • Produce and manage the project construction programme as well as produce 2 weeks' look ahead.
  • Produce procurement schedules and liaise with the procurement department to ensure sites have adequate resources to complete the tasks
  • Support the design team and assist in the preparation of MEICA designs ensuring compliance with the current regulations (inc. IEE) and all other relevant specifications

    To be considered for this role please send me an updated CV to (url removed)

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