Location:
Milan, Lombardy, ItalyJob ID: R0115368Date Posted:2026-01-07Company Name: HITACHI ENERGY ITALY S.P.A.Profession (Job Category):Engineering & ScienceJob Schedule: Full timeRemote: NoJob Description: The opportunityWe are currently seeking a Site Based Electrical & Mechanical (Building Services) Supervisor to join our HVDC team at Hitachi Energy. The Site Based Building Services Supervisor will be coordinating and inspecting the Building Services (BS) installation works throughout its scope of delivery. The Building Services systems will include: LV Power Distribution, Lighting, HVAC, Domestic Water, BMS, Fire detection and Security Systems. The Building Services Supervisor will report to the Civil Construction Manager and integrate to the Site Management team.
The role will be fully site based at our two locations in Italy.
How you will make an impact :Support the engineering activities related to Building Services (BS), by contributing with the construction perspective, lessons learnt and best practices, whilst ensuring its constructabilityReview the BS ITPs and ITRs,



as well as all technical submissions from sub contractors to ensure compliance with the respective design and specificationsCoordinate all on-site BS installation activities in alignment with project delivery schedule/activities to assure cost-effective execution of project deliverables in accordance with contract specifications, quality standards, schedule, and safety requirementsSupport the Civil Construction Manager in making detailed working plans with the Sub-Contractors of the BS scope installation activities, including necessary local resources, equipment, suppliers, and milestonesEnsure that all documentation related to the BS scope is revised and updated as necessary, and that the latest revisions are used for the construction work on siteMonitor and inspect the BS installation activities, ensuring the required quality for the respective works according to the standards and specifica

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