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David Careers

Commissioning Field Manager

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datax connectSpringfield (MA)
Construction ManagersAll Other Specialty Trade Contractors

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About the role

Commissioning Field Manager
Location: Hybrid (U.S.-based, near major airport)
Travel: 75% (reducing to 50% travel after an initial 3-9 months)
Join a national owners representative delivering cutting-edge data center and infrastructure projects. This is a hands-on leadership role where you’ll drive commissioning on complex builds, lead field teams, and work directly with clients.
What You’ll Do:
  • Lead on-site commissioning, testing, and troubleshooting of electrical, mechanical, and controls systems
  • Direct contractors and vendors; manage field teams and resources
  • Act as the primary client contact on site
  • Develop commissioning plans, checklists, and test scripts
  • Review designs and resolve technical issues
  • Track progress, manage risks, and deliver clear project reporting
  • What You BringStrong commissioning experience across MEP systems
  • Proven leadership in field execution and team coordination
  • Confident client-facing communication skills
  • Highly organized, self-driven, and detail-focused
  • Comfortable working remotely and leveraging new technologies
  • ExperienceDegree in Engineering/ConstructionOR10+ years of relevant hands-on commissioning experience
  • TravelUp to 75% U.S. travel (reducing to 50% travel after an initial 3-9 months)
  • Valid driver’s license required
Why Join?
  • Lead high-impact, mission-critical projects
  • Work with top-tier clients and technologies
  • Grow your career in a fast-paced, high-visibility role
  • Ready to take ownership and lead from the front? Apply now.

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