Commissioning Manager
project talent partnersUnited (PA)
Commissioning Manager
Posted 3 days ago
project talent partnersUnited (PA)
SENIORITY
Manager
About the role
Commissioning Manager | Hyperscale Data Center | Traveling RoleMake sure to read the full description below, and please apply immediately if you are confident you meet all the requirements. Comp Package: Up to $350,000 USD Inc Per Diem + Comprehensive Benefits/BonusWe’re hiring a Commissioning Manager to join a major hyperscale data center project with one of the leading contractors in the mission-critical space. This is a traveling, project-based position for someone with strong commissioning experience across large-scale data center or mission-critical construction.
The Role:
- Lead and coordinate commissioning activities across the project
- Manage the commissioning process, schedule and documentation
- Coordinate with MEP teams, trade partners, vendors and client stakeholders
- Oversee functional testing and integrated systems testing
- Drive commissioning through turnover and final handover
- Identify and resolve commissioning issues to keep the project on schedule What We’re xhmxlyz Looking For
- Data center / mission-critical commissioning experience L1-L5
- Strong understanding of electrical and mechanical systems
- Experience managing commissioning on large, complex projects
- Strong coordination, leadership and communication skills
- Comfortable working in a traveling/project-based environment
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