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Testing and Commissioning Manager

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lemartecNewburgh Heights (OH)

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$90000 - 135000 per year

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About the role

Support data center projects from design through closeout by coordinating and executing system startup, commissioning, testing, and training. Work with engineering, quality, operations, subcontractors, and vendors to verify that critical systems meet design intent, project requirements, and safety protocols. This traveling role requires travel across the United States, up to 100% of the time. Execute commissioning plans from construction turnover through final handoff to operations. Apply lockout/tagout procedures during the transition from construction to commissioning and client turnover. Ensure commissioning deliverables meet site procedures, schedules, contract requirements, and safety protocols. Review engineering drawings and specifications for pre-commissioning requirements, including flushing, cleaning, and testing. Coordinate with engineering, quality assurance, operations, subcontractors, and vendors to verify equipment and services meet project specifications. Support OEM and vendor training and participate in startup, commissioning, and performance testing activities. Commissioning System startup Performance testing Engineering drawing review Technical specification review Pre-commissioning testing Lockout/tagout procedures Equipment testing Construction turnover Vendor coordination

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