Energy Marshal

This role will provide leadership and oversight of the project’s quality program, ensuring work is planned, executed, inspected, and documented in accordance with project requirements, industry standards, and established quality procedures. The CX/EM Manager serves as a key liaison between project leadership, commissioning agents, contractors, operations teams, vendors, client representatives, and safety personnel. The successful candidate will possess strong technical knowledge of mission‑critical systems, energized work practices, commissioning processes, and risk management, with the ability to drive accountability, coordination, and safe execution in a fast‑paced environment.

• Lead commissioning readiness planning and coordinate commissioning milestones throughout project execution.
• Verify system completion status and alignment with startup, functional testing, integrated systems testing (IST), and turnover requirements.
• Coordinate readiness reviews and confirm construction, quality, safety, documentation, vendor, and operational prerequisites are complete prior to testing activities.
• Develop and maintain commissioning readiness plans, milestone trackers, readiness matrices, and startup schedules.

• Manage energy control expectations and ensure compliance with project lockout/tagout (LOTO) requirements.
• Coordinate isolation planning, switching activities, and boundary verification for energized and potentially energized systems.
• Review Methods of Procedure (MOPs), energized work plans, and risk assessments to support safe execution.
• Verify required approvals, permits, and authorizations are obtained before energization, testing, or maintenance activities occur.
• Support Energy Marshal programs and ensure energy‑related work is executed under controlled conditions that protect personnel, equipment, and facility operations.

• Coordinate energization readiness activities and support startup sequencing across electrical and mechanical systems.
• Validate turnover prerequisites, commissioning requirements, vendor readiness, and operational support plans.
• Facilitate energization reviews with project stakeholders and verify all required safety controls and approvals are in place.
• Track startup progress, risk mitigation actions, and critical path commissioning activities.
• Ensure energization activities are executed in accordance with approved procedures, project requirements, and operational expectations.

• Promote safe execution of commissioning, startup, troubleshooting, switching, and energization activities.
• Identify commissioning and energization risks early and develop mitigation strategies with project stakeholders.
• Support pre‑task planning, field readiness reviews, hazard assessments, and work authorization processes.
• Escalate safety concerns and coordinate corrective actions as required.
• Ensure commissioning activities comply with project‑specific safety requirements, client standards, and industry best practices.

• Verify commissioning documentation, test records, energization logs, LOTO records, training documentation, and turnover packages are complete and accurate.
• Coordinate operational readiness reviews and support owner acceptance processes.
• Ensure deficiencies are resolved, training requirements are satisfied, and warranty support documentation is properly transferred.
• Collaborate with operations teams to facilitate a seamless transition from construction to facility operations.
• Support final acceptance and project closeout activities through completion of commissioning and energization…