Commissioning Engineer

Job Description

Carry out commissioning activities for complex and mission-critical facilities, including preparing procedures and documentation, maintaining project logs and checklists, and reporting findings and recommendations. Review design and equipment documentation, develop and administer functional tests for building systems, and coordinate with clients, contractors, vendors, and testing technicians.

Requirements: The role calls for at least 10 years of experience in the electrical mission-critical field, with a mechanical engineering background; a bachelor's or associate degree in mechanical engineering is a plus. Experience with complex or mission-critical facilities, strong communication and coordination skills, and basic system-design knowledge are sought; commissioning certification, PE licensure, OSHA 10/30 certification, and familiarity with IEEE procedures are advantageous.

Key Skills: Commissioning, Construction, Mechanical Engineering, Mechanical Design, Control Systems, Mechanical Equipment, Functional Testing, Integrated Systems Testing, Building Management Systems, Commissioning Documentation, Standard Operating Procedures, Methods of Procedure, Equipment Pre-Start-Up, Design Review, Client and Contractor Coordination

Benefits: 401K, Bonus, Paid Expenses, Overtime Pay