Job Description

Commissioning Manager (Electrical bias)
Freelance Contract London Projects
£400 £450 per day

We are currently working with an established commissioning management company who are urgently looking for an experienced electrical bias Commissioning Manager for an ongoing freelance opportunity delivering a variety of commercial projects across London.

This is an excellent opportunity for a commissioning professional looking for long-term freelance work with flexibility and exposure to high-profile projects.

The Role

You will be responsible for overseeing and managing the electrical commissioning process across multiple commercial developments, ensuring systems are delivered safely, efficiently, and to programme.

Projects will vary across the commercial sector and will require regular site visits across the London area. When not on site, you will have the flexibility to work from either the Central London head office or from home.

Key Responsibilities

• Manage and coordinate electrical commissioning activities from pre-commissioning through to handover
• Liaise with consultants, subcontractors, clients, and project teams
• Review commissioning documentation, programmes, and test procedures
• Ensure commissioning activities are carried out in line with project specifications and industry standards
• Attend site meetings and provide technical support where required
• Monitor progress and report on commissioning status across multiple projects

Requirements

• Strong background in electrical commissioning within commercial projects
• Previous experience working as a Commissioning Manager
• Good understanding of MEP systems and commissioning processes
• Ability to manage multiple projects and stakeholders simultaneously
• Strong communication and organisational skills
• Relevant technical qualifications preferred

What s on offer

• £400 £450 per day
• Ongoing freelance contract
• Flexible working arrangement
• Mix of site, office, and home working
• Projects located across London

For more information regarding the above, please contact Stephen Tiigah (url removed)