Lead Mechanical Commissioning Engineer
Job in
Grand Rapids, Kent County, Michigan, 49501, USA
Listing for:
FBSPL
Per diem
position
Listed on 2026-11-09
Job specializations:
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Engineering
Mechanical Engineer, HVAC Tech / Heating Engineer, Building Services Engineer
Job Description & How to Apply Below
We are seeking an experienced Lead Senior Mechanical Commissioning Engineer to lead mechanical commissioning activities for large-scale data center and mission-critical projects. The ideal candidate will have strong technical expertise in HVAC and mechanical systems, along with hands-on experience leading commissioning activities from L1 through L5.
Key Responsibilities:- Lead mechanical commissioning activities across L1–L5.
- Perform functional testing, witness testing, and system validation.
- Evaluate and troubleshoot HVAC, chillers, boilers, pumps, and automation systems.
- Review mechanical design and construction documents.
- Coordinate with clients, contractors, and project teams.
- Mentor junior engineers and support team development.
- 7+ years of commissioning engineering experience.
- 3+ years of Lead Mechanical Commissioning experience in data centers.
- Direct L1–L5 commissioning execution and leadership experience.
- Strong knowledge of HVAC and mechanical systems.
- Excellent communication and problem-solving skills.
- Willingness to travel regularly to project sites.
- Mechanical Engineering degree or equivalent relevant field experience.
Annual
Salary: $150,000–$180,000, depending on experience.
Overtime: Earn up to 10 additional paid hours per week when working 50 hours.
Per Diem: $5,000 per month to cover travel and living expenses.
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