Mechanical Commissioning Engineer

Responsibilities

• Review available training documentation and effectively apply it to daily activities.
• Communicate clearly, confidently, and professionally with Clients / Engineers of Record / GC's / Subs / Vendors.
• Learn the Cx process to effectively implement in the field.
• Develop Cx procedures with use of a template.
• Become familiar with testing durations to assist PM with Cx Schedule development.
• Learn how to develop load bank plans to effectively test mechanical systems during integrated testing.
• Aid in the development of TAB Verification plan.
• Conduct TAB Verification as directed.
• Deploy data loggers in the proper areas for required data collection with direction.
• Execute functional testing with support of team members.
• Fill in a daily onsite testing log.
• Perform infrared (IR) scanning/analysis and record data in spreadsheet.
• Mark IR photos for mechanical equipment.
• Aid in the development of an IST Report including excel charts of data collected.

Requirements

• Work experience: None required.
• Education: 4-year college degree or equivalent field experience.
• Training: None required.
• General understanding of all mechanical and electrical building systems.
• Military experience a plus.
• Computer Skills: Microsoft Office programs.
• Math Skills: Must be able to calculate figures and amounts (percentages and proportions).
• Communication: Understands instructions and can convey information to others in a simple and unambiguous way.
• Organizational skills.
• Leadership abilities.
• Ability to work from home effectively and required travel to project sites 50-75% of the time.

Qualifications

• Must have a dedicated home office that is conducive to daily responsibilities.
• Must be able to move about the work area and travel to worksites as needed or required.
• Travel rotation is typically 3 weeks onsite, 1 week work from home.
• If you are local to a job site, you will be expected to work onsite.
• This is all subject to change based on client and business needs.
• Must be able to communicate with a variety of individuals; must be able to follow verbal and written instructions/directions and respond to inquiries.
• Must be able to frequently perform strenuous physical activity including but not limited to: stand for eight or more hours at a time, move in rugged or unstable conditions, work in adverse weather, handle or feel objects, tools or controls which may not be visible, reach overhead.
• Occasionally may be required to climb ladders, stoop, kneel, crouch or crawl.
• Must be able to carry test equipment up to 30 pounds.