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Summary Winthrop Technologies is Europe's only dedicated data centre delivery partner, offering full turnkey solutions from design through to construction and commissioning. Headquartered in Dublin, we deliver projects across Europe and have become the most trusted name in our sector. We are pleased to announce that we are currently seeking a CSA Engineer to join our team. Responsibilities: Checking works carried out and ensure quality control in maintained throughout Work part of the Quality team to ensure finished works meet standards required, managing quality of the works set against approved benchmarks, actively coordinate with the QA managers to ensure the correct documentation is submitted in a timely manner by the contractors Liaise with sub-contractor's on tracking progress against schedule and Carry out sub-contractor meetings Manage site documentation;RFI's, Tech subs, trackers, weeklyand monthly reports, weekly vendor meetings and all doemntatation associated with the scope you are managing Attend and actively participate in Site Meetings, Internal Project Reviews, Engineering Reviews, Planning, Co-ordination and lookahead meetings, as well as Handover Meetings. Review drawings with design team and effectively solve any issues. Actively monitor and snag contractors works ensuring works is installed as per the approved drawings and spec ensuring the highest quality is achieved to ensure zero defects, snag list to be raised on the approved platform and issued to the contractors with follow up walks and close out reports to be issued in a timely manner as the approved QMS. Management of sub-contractor activities including tracking progress against schedule and manpower levels, ensure contractors are protecting finished works, prevent damage at all times, raise observations as required. Coordinate works ensuring all trades have adequate time, material and resources to complete their works on program Manage health and safety, housekeeping material storage, actively participating in issuing the daily SPA's and permits, ensure works is carried out in accordance with the approved MSRA/ RAMS, participate in the daily DAB's and Whiteboard meetings ensuring contractors are aware of ongoing and upcoming works Requirements Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or similar is essential Ability to work on own initiative 3+ years' experience working on large scale projects Experience in projects Previous data centre experience Benefits Work with a market leader delivering turnkey data centre projects across Europe Competitive Salary package Working within a collaborative team environment Supportive career development Option of rotational roster Winthrop Technologies Ltd are an equal opportunities employer
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