Commissioning Manager

Duties and Responsibilities: Develop and Implement Commissioning Plans – Create and oversee the execution of commissioning strategies, schedules, and procedures to ensure systems meet performance and reliability standards. Manage Commissioning Teams – Supervise commissioning engineers, technicians, and third‑party vendors, ensuring efficient collaboration and adherence to project timelines. Coordinate MEP Systems Testing – Oversee mechanical, electrical, plumbing (MEP), and critical power system commissioning, including UPS, generators, cooling systems, and fire/life safety systems. Ensure Compliance with Industry Standards – Verify that all commissioned systems meet applicable industry and client standards. Conduct Site Inspections & Performance Testing – Perform functional and integrated system testing (IST), reviewing results to confirm proper operation and resolving deficiencies. Manage Commissioning Documentation – Prepare and maintain commissioning reports, test scripts, issue logs, punch lists, and system acceptance documentation for project closeout. Collaborate with Construction & Design Teams – Work closely with general contractors, design engineers, and project managers to address and resolve commissioning‑related issues. Lead FAT & SAT Testing – Oversee Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT) and Site Acceptance Testing (SAT) for critical equipment, ensuring specifications are met before installation and operation. Support Risk Management & Troubleshooting – Identify potential commissioning risks, troubleshoot issues in real‑time, and develop mitigation strategies to prevent delays. Handover & Client Training – Facilitate the transition of systems to operations teams, conducting O&M training and ensuring all stakeholders understand system functionality and maintenance procedures. Authority: You have authority to stop the job if you feel there is an unsafe work practice which could result in a risk of injury, have an environmental impact or risk to equipment and other personnel. Requirements: Experience in Data Center Commissioning – Minimum 5+ years of experience managing commissioning activities for mission‑critical facilities, including MEP and low‑voltage systems. Technical Expertise in MEP & Critical Systems – In‑depth knowledge of HVAC, electrical distribution, UPS, generators, fire suppression, BMS, and SCADA systems in a data center environment. Familiarity with Industry Standards & Best Practices Strong Project Management & Leadership Skills – Ability to lead commissioning teams, coordinate with stakeholders, manage schedules, and ensure timely project completion. Testing & Documentation Proficiency – Experience in performing Factory Acceptance Testing (FAT), Site Acceptance Testing (SAT), Integrated System Testing (IST), and load bank testing, with a strong focus on documentation. Excellent Communication & Problem‑Solving Skills – Ability to effectively communicate with construction teams, vendors, clients, and operations staff, troubleshoot issues, and implement solutions in high‑pressure environments. #J-18808-Ljbffr