The Safety Manager oversees safety compliance in construction, conducts inspections, organizes training, and investigates incidents.

The Project Engineer will support enterprise data center operations, focusing on construction, development, and facilities management with an emphasis on quality and customer satisfaction.

The Safety Manager oversees safety and environmental compliance in construction, conducts training, inspects sites, and investigates incidents.

The Procurement Manager (MEP) leads sourcing strategies for Electrical/Mechanical needs, ensures stakeholder alignment, and manages vendor relationships and procurement processes.

The MEP Coordinator manages on-site coordination of mechanical, electrical, and plumbing installations for data center projects, ensuring compliance with standards and quality.

The Safety Manager oversees safety compliance programs, conducts inspections, organizes training, and manages safety metrics for construction projects.

The Logistics Project Manager is responsible for managing the procurement of electrical and mechanical equipment, ensuring timely delivery, quality, and cost-effectiveness, while collaborating with stakeholders and managing project budgets and risks.

The Regional Safety Manager develops and implements safety and environmental compliance programs, oversees construction project compliance, and manages EHS metrics and reporting.

The Senior Project Manager coordinates project activities, manages budgets and schedules, oversees data center projects, and collaborates with stakeholders to ensure quality and integrity.

The Assistant Project Manager coordinates project activities, manages budgets and schedules, interfaces with teams, and ensures quality standards are met.

The MEP Procurement Director oversees procurement of MEP equipment, manages purchasing processes, collaborates with teams, and ensures compliance and performance from vendors.

Manage construction projects for data centers, including budgets, schedules, and executive reporting while ensuring infrastructure integrity.

The Sr. Project Manager coordinates project activities to meet cost, schedule, and quality standards, overseeing large-scale data center projects and interfacing with various stakeholders.

The Development Director leads data center projects from inception to closeout, providing guidance, managing risks, overseeing budgets and schedules, and ensuring project quality and alignment with organizational goals.

The Project Manager is responsible for coordinating project activities, managing budgets and schedules, conducting feasibility studies, and interfacing with clients.

The Project Manager coordinates project activities ensuring standards are met, manages budgets, schedules, and interfaces with clients and teams.

The Director of Risk Management develops and oversees environmental health and safety management systems, ensuring compliance and conducting risk assessments and claims administration for T5 Data Centers.

The Senior Project Manager coordinates multiple data center projects, ensuring quality and schedule adherence while serving as the Owner's Representative and leading construction efforts.

The Safety Manager oversees safety compliance, leads training sessions, investigates incidents, and ensures adherence to safety standards on construction sites, with potential travel involved.

The Senior Project Manager will oversee construction projects, ensuring they meet cost, schedule, and quality standards while coordinating between various stakeholders and managing project delivery.