Commissioning Manager
airswiftDenver (CO)
About the role
We are supporting a specialized engineering and project delivery organization that provides commissioning, startup, operational readiness, controls integration, and project execution services for mining and mineral processing facilities worldwide. The company partners with mining owners, operators, and EPC/EPCM firms to successfully transition projects from construction through startup and into full operations.
Key Responsibilities:
Lead pre-commissioning, commissioning, startup, ramp-up, and system turnover activities. Coordinate multidisciplinary teams across engineering, construction, operations, contractors, and vendors. Manage commissioning schedules, testing programs, punch lists, turnover packages, and operational readiness initiatives. Serve as the primary commissioning interface with project stakeholders and clients.
Requirements:
10+ years of commissioning, startup, operational readiness, or project execution experience. Background in mining, mineral processing, metals, or heavy industrial process plants. Experience leading multidisciplinary commissioning teams. Strong knowledge of commissioning, systems completion, turnover, startup, and operational readiness. International project experience preferred. Fluency in English Travel & Mobility Approximately 80% international travel. Comfortable working on rotational assignments and remote project sites globally. Must currently possess, or be eligible to obtain, authorization for business travel to the United States (valid passport, visa, ESTA, or other applicable travel authorization).
Location: Global / Project-Based
Travel: Approximately 80% International Travel
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