MEP Superintendent

Compensation: $150,000 – $180,000 base salary + performance bonus

NMC² is seeking an experienced, hands‑on MEP Superintendent to serve as the on‑site execution authority for a large‑scale HPC facility in Spartanburg, SC.

This role will own the MEP workstream, site QA/QC program, and commissioning lifecycle while working closely with the Construction Manager, General Contractors, subcontractors, third‑party commissioning agents, OEM startup technicians, and the Director of Construction & Commissioning.

This is a fully on‑site role. The successful candidate will be the primary point of contact for all MEP, quality, and commissioning activity at the Spartanburg facility, ensuring construction execution, equipment startup, testing, documentation, and system turnover meet owner standards, design intent, safety requirements, and operational readiness expectations.

• Serve as the on‑site owner‑side manager for all MEP scopes, including electrical, mechanical, plumbing, fire alarm, controls, and related infrastructure systems.
• Work closely with the Construction Manager, MEP subcontractors, specialty trade contractors, and vendors to monitor field execution, scope progress, RFIs, submittals, and coordination issues.
• Review MEP installation sequencing against the construction schedule, identify conflicts early, and escalate issues before schedule impacts compound.
• Support the conversion and retrofit of large‑scale industrial space into a mission‑critical HPC environment, including high‑voltage power infrastructure, low‑voltage systems, cooling systems, controls, and high‑density compute floor build‑out.
• Coordinate with the Director of Construction & Commissioning and supply vendors to ensure site readiness aligns with equipment delivery schedules.
• Receive equipment packages from the program team and confirm FAT/FWT documentation, O&M manuals, vendor startup requirements, and commissioning prerequisites are complete prior to installation.
• Attend FAT/FWT activities as required.

• Develop and execute the on‑site QA/QC program in accordance with the standards and framework established by the Director of Construction & Commissioning.
• Conduct regular field inspections, quality walk‑downs, and installation reviews; document findings, issue corrective actions, and track resolution through closure.
• Manage QA/QC documentation, including inspection reports, non‑conformance records, quality sign‑off packages, punch lists, and system turnover documentation.
• Work with third‑party QA/QC personnel and consultants to ensure field inspections, reporting, and corrective actions align with owner expectations and industry standards.
• Ensure all work meets design specifications, quality standards, applicable codes, and project requirements.
• Reinforce site safety culture and support safe work execution in alignment with the Construction Manager’s safety plan.

• Serve as the primary owner‑side point of oversight for all commissioning activities, ensuring the third‑party commissioning agent executes against the project’s design intent, contract documents, and operational requirements.
• Review commissioning plans, test scripts, Integrated Systems Testing procedures, and system validation documentation before execution.
• Ensure critical infrastructure systems, including electrical distribution, UPS, generators, cooling systems, controls, BMS/EPMS, and related infrastructure, are tested to required standards.
• Attend and witness key commissioning milestones, review test reports and deficiency logs, and hold the commissioning agent accountable for timely punch‑list resolution.
• Serve as the liaison between the commissioning agent, General Contractor, design engineers, OEM technicians, and owner’s operations team.
• Apply working knowledge of BMS/EPMS control systems, single‑line electrical diagrams, and mechanical schematics to evaluate findings and challenge incomplete or inconsistent results.
• Ensure no systems are accepted into service without proper validation, documentation, and owner sign‑off.
• Review and approve Critical Methods of Procedure…