Electrical Package Manager

Job title: Electrical Package Manager — Norway Department/business unit: Project / Operations Reports to: Electrical Project Manager Direct reports: Engineers and supervisors as assigned Location and openings: Kvandal North (4 positions) Job summary Manage an allocated electrical work package for CTS as EPC contractor on hyperscale data centre construction. Work across engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning interfaces to meet agreed safety, quality and delivery requirements. Key responsibilities

• Define package scope, boundaries, deliverables and acceptance criteria.
• Coordinate vendor submittals, procurement status and installation workfronts.
• Manage subcontractor progress, quality and resource requirements.
• Track package costs, changes, risks and dependencies with other disciplines.
• Deliver inspected installations, test evidence and closed punch items for turnover.

Authorities Coordinate assigned work and request information or corrective action within delegated scope. Intervene and escalate unsafe work or nonconforming conditions. Escalate cost, scope and programme changes for approval. Contractual, personnel and spending authority follows CTS delegation. Permits, switching, energisation, and lifting approvals require specific competence and, where applicable, appointment. Education Relevant degree or technical diploma in electrical engineering, or equivalent practical competence. Functional knowledge and skills High-voltage and low-voltage systems, containment, cabling, earthing and electrical completion interfaces. Fluent written and spoken English is required. Norwegian or Scandinavian language skills are an advantage. Use digital project tools and maintain reliable records. Experience requirements Typically 7+ years in comparable large-scale construction; relevant industrial or critical infrastructure experience preferred. Demonstrate transferable experience from complex EPC, industrial, infrastructure or data centre projects. Soft skills Communicate clearly, cooperate across disciplines and act promptly on constraints. Combine practical judgement with accurate follow-up and a calm approach under pressure.