Mechanical Commissioning Engineer

Overview

The Commissioning Authority Level 4 (CxA
4) builds upon the foundation of the CxA 3 role, demonstrating mastery in supporting a broad range of commissioning projects. This position involves advanced project planning and management responsibilities, with significant interaction and coordination across internal teams, external partners, and clients. The CxA 4 is key in ensuring high-quality outcomes for complex, mission-critical, and highly technical projects, while maintaining strong client relationships and clear, effective communication throughout the project lifecycle.

• Conducted and documented comprehensive design reviews to ensure alignment with project requirements
• Review contractor submittals for compliance with commissioning scope and system requirements
• Perform on-site construction inspections and generate detailed, actionable reports
• Identify, track, and resolve non-compliance issues discovered during inspections and testing phases
• Develop and execute pre-functional and functional performance test scripts for commissioned systems
• Create commissioning plans and prepare clear, detailed commissioning reports for project stakeholders
• Apply root cause analysis and troubleshooting skills to resolve complex system issues
• Analyze trend data to assess system performance and verify corrections or optimizations
• Use various analytical tools and test equipment to validate performance metrics
• Exhibit strong written communication skills for technical reporting and documentation
• Demonstrate effective verbal communication with a diverse audience, including owners, end users, contractors, and design team members
• Work independently and manage workload with minimal supervision
• Read and interpret construction documents, control system schematics, and electrical wiring diagrams
• Attend and contribute to design review meetings throughout the project lifecycle
• Develop commissioning cost estimates and assist with proposals and project interviews
• Lead and participate in design review meetings, project planning, and coordination of complex projects
• Independently manage full project execution while adapting to meet client expectations
• Maintain strong knowledge of regulatory requirements across diverse facility types
• Foster and grow relationships with clients and project teams to support long-term partnership and success

• Advanced Technical Knowledge of complex mechanical, electrical, and plumbing (MEP) systems, including controls and automation
• Strong Analytical and Problem-Solving Abilities, including root cause analysis and system optimization
• Expertise in Commissioning Processes, including planning, design review, functional performance testing, and final reporting
• Proficient in reading and interpreting Construction Documents, specifications, wiring diagrams, and control system schematics
• Clear and Effective Communication Skills, both written and verbal, with the ability to present technical findings to diverse audiences
• Client Relationship Management, including the ability to understand expectations, tailor approaches, and maintain long-term partnerships
• Proficiency with Commissioning Software and Tools, including data logging equipment and trend analysis platforms
• Proposal Development and Cost Estimation Experience, including contribution to RFP responses and client interviews
• Self-Motivation and Leadership, with the ability to guide teams, mentor junior staff, and work with minimal oversight

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering from an accredited university OR equivalent applicable industry experience (15 years)
• Commissioning authority certification required
• OSHA 10 safety training course
• Degreed engineers should have obtained PE
• Credential or certification related to an area of interest that demonstrates a desire or ability to be seen as a subject matter expert

The physical requirements listed below represent the minimum standards that an employee must meet to perform the essential functions of this role successfully. Reasonable accommodations can be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform these functions.

• Regular travel to local and out-of-town project sites and meetings will be required
• Project requirements drive travel schedules and will sometimes require 50-60% of your time committed to out-of-town projects
• Ability to work in both indoor and outdoor environments; must also be able to drive in various conditions to conduct work
• Work involves moderate exposure to elements, such as hot/cold temperatures, dirt, dust, and/or loud noises
• Work environment involves some exposure to construction, mechanical, and electrical-related hazards or physical risks, which require following basic safety precautions
• Performance of the required duties will require physical ability to climb permanent and temporary stairs, passenger use of construction personnel hoists, ability to climb ladders and scaffolds, and to negotiate work areas under construction
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