Engineer Manager
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About this role
Engineering Manager
The Engineering Manager will lead engineering delivery for critical building services and installations within a major transformation program for fossil-free steel production. This role drives coordinated engineering efforts across HVAC, VVS, potable water, BMS integration and sprinkler systems to ensure safe, cost-effective, and timely delivery of the Cold Mill Complex in Luleå.
Responsibilities
- Lead and manage engineering activities for large-scale brownfield and greenfield CAPEX projects, with primary focus on building services (ventilation, heating/VVS, potable water) and BMS/HVAC integration.
- Own interface coordination and constructability reviews (gransdragning) to identify clashes, reduce rework, and optimize plant layouts.
- Ensure engineering deliverables meet safety, quality, regulatory, and project requirements throughout design, procurement and construction phases.
- Coordinate interdisciplinary projekteringsledning across internal teams, external consultants, equipment suppliers and construction subcontractors.
- Challenge design-to-cost proposals, support procurement alignment, and track engineering cost forecasts and performance.
- Govern and support the Engineering Management Office to improve engineering support services, workflows and partner performance.
- Drive technical decisions on HVAC, sprinkler, BMS integration and plant equipment layouts with a focus on operational reliability and start-up readiness.
- Follow up engineering schedules and ensure timely delivery of drawings, specifications and certifications required for construction and commissioning.
- Mentor and lead engineering team members, promoting collaboration, safety-first culture and continuous improvement.
- Profile
- Experienced engineering leader with a pragmatic, hands-on approach and strong communication skills in both English and Swedish.
- Strategic thinker who coordinates complex interfaces while keeping safety, cost and constructability central to decisions.
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