Job Description
Arcadis is looking to hire a Project Coordinator to lead the management team for a large-scale data center construction project. This position requires regular travel between the construction site and Arcadis' Mexico City office to facilitate proper coordination between field operations and corporate resources.
As a Project Coordinator, you will serve as the strategic decision-maker within the project structure, bringing client knowledge and requirements together with Arcadis' control methodologies. Based on the flowcharts, you will be responsible for approvals, specific requirements implementation, and strategic oversight of the entire project control system. You will lead solutions development when non-compliance is identified and ensure proper measurement and records management throughout the project lifecycle.

Role Accountabilities
- Hierarchically coordinates the Management Team, providing leadership and strategic direction based on client requirements.




- Promote integration between the Management Team and Client to ensure alignment with project goals and specifications.
- Consolidate, together with the Client team, management strategies and Project Control Parameters, translating them into specific requirements as shown in the control flowcharts.
- Jointly with Client, control project costs, schedule, quality, and safety during implementation through strategic oversight.
- Ensure compliance with Client procedures and current regulatory Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) standards.
- Guarantee that all resources embrace the HSE culture throughout the project, establishing control requirements.
- Coordinate the interfaces between suppliers (equipment, civil construction, assembly) to minimize conflicts and optimize workflow.
- Manage and oversee the interfaces between areas under command to ensure smooth collaboration.
- Facilitate periodic evaluations of project progress with key team members, conducting project audits to verify process comp

📌 Project Coordinator (México)
🏢 Arcadis
📍 México