Mechanical Project Manager

Sensori is hiring a Mechanical Project Manager to lead on-site delivery of projects. You will own planning, execution, safety, quality, cost control, subcontractor coordination, and final handover for mechanical packages, working closely with program management, engineering, operations, and supply‑chain partners.Core responsibilities Mechanical package delivery — Manage design review, procurement, installation, testing, commissioning and handover of mechanical systems and enclosures for assigned projects. Electrical & mechanical coordination — Oversee interfaces between mechanical and electrical scopes; review designs with engineering and client teams to ensure constructability and alignment with site works. Day‑to‑day site operations — Coordinate daily site activities, resolve site issues, deploy labour and plant efficiently, and maintain site productivity. Schedule control — Develop and maintain the site programme in line with the project plan, engineering milestones and client requirements; monitor the critical path and reallocate resources to meet targets. Cost and budget management — Control all costs for your scope including Sensori mechanical team, internal electrical team where applicable, subcontractors, materials, plant and equipment, variations and valuations; issue weekly cost reports. Site safety ownership — Coordinate with the Project Manager, Operations Manager and Sensori EHS lead to create, maintain and close the project safety file; ensure statutory compliance and drive a strong QHSE culture. Site quality management — Set up, maintain and close site QA documentation in collaboration with Sensori QA lead; enforce quality standards across teams and subcontractors. Subcontractor management — Manage subcontractor activities, track progress and manpower, chair and minute weekly coordination meetings, and ensure subcontractor documentation (including safety) is current and filed. Reporting and records — Produce internal weekly roll‑ups (percent complete by WBS, risks, KPIs) and external weekly progress reports to the Project Manager highlighting delays, design shortages, third‑party hold‑ups and percent complete; maintain a weekly photographic diary and track all material deliveries. Time and resource reporting — Issue direct labour and subcontractor hours to the time administrator for central tracking. Stakeholder engagement — Liaise with and maintain strong relationships with the client team; attend site meetings, internal project reviews, engineering reviews, planning/co‑ordination meetings and handover meetings. Change management — Ensure changes are managed correctly for cost and programme; prepare valuations and variation documentation. Project close‑out — Deliver final account, O&M manuals, punch list completion, safety and QA files, material and plant relocations and final project documentation with the project team. Other duties — Perform additional tasks required to ensure successful project delivery. Required qualifications and experience Trade qualification and/or relevant third‑level engineering or technical qualification. Minimum 5 years’ project management experience delivering medium‑to‑large mechanical installation projects. Strong practical understanding of mechanical systems and good working knowledge of electrical interfaces on site. IT and reporting — Proficient with scheduling tools, project reporting systems and standard office software (Word, Excel, Outlook). Communication — Clear, concise communicator able to lead meetings, write reports and liaise with clients and stakeholders. Ability to manage and motivate multi‑discipline teams and subcontractors. Attention to detail — Pride in quality and presentation of work; strong organisational skills. Multitasking under pressure — Comfortable managing competing priorities on live sites. Commercial awareness — Strong cost control, valuation and variation management capability. Problem solving — Proactive, pragmatic approach to resolving site and design issues.