Commissioning Engineer
Listed on 2026-10-18
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Engineering
Building Services Engineer, Mechanical Engineer
We are partnering with a long-standing engineering consultancy that is known for delivering excellence in engineering design and building strong client relationships. They support projects across multiple markets and take pride in collaboration, technical depth, and delivering solutions designed for long-term performance and sustainability. This is a team where experienced engineers are trusted, supported, and given room to lead.
What you'll be doing:Lead commissioning services for mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and fire protection systems from design through closeout
Perform design reviews and develop commissioning plans and specifications
Partner closely with design teams, contractors, and owners to support project goals
Evaluate building systems and document findings in clear, well written technical reports
Manage commissioning projects, including scope, schedule, and budget
Communicate effort, expectations, and progress clearly with clients and internal teams
Support project start up activities, billing, and contract administration
Mentor and guide junior engineers and commissioning staff
What we're looking for:10+ years of hands on commissioning experience
Strong working knowledge of mechanical, plumbing, and fire protection systems and applicable codes
Clear and confident written and verbal communication skills
Ability to manage multiple priorities and meet deadlines
Willingness to travel regionally to project sites for testing and field work
More reasons to apply:Join a respected firm with a steady project pipeline and long-term client relationships
Take ownership of projects and play a visible leadership role
Work alongside experienced engineers who value collaboration and technical quality
Competitive compensation based on your experience and background
A supportive environment that invests in professional growth
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