Commissioning Engineer (Mission Critical)

C-Serv•Red Oak, TX

16h•$170,000 - $190,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Commissioning Engineer leads commissioning for mission-critical data center construction projects in Red Oak, Texas, including new builds and expansions. The role owns site-specific L1 to L5 commissioning and develops commissioning plans, scripts, and procedures across multiple disciplines. It integrates commissioning and start-up schedules into the overall project schedule and provides monthly critical-path reporting. The engineer also manages commissioning RFPs through award, oversees subcontractors, and coordinates project closeout and handover to facility operations. The position requires strong mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and controls knowledge; the ability to review project requirements and technical documents; and experience commissioning mission-critical facilities. The engineer works on active construction sites and communicates with trade partners, vendors, and non-technical stakeholders. The role reports to the Manager, Commissioning.

Requirements

At least 5 years leading commissioning in mission-critical facilities.
A degree in engineering or construction management, or equivalent experience.
Strong MEP knowledge and the ability to read owner project requirements, drawings, schematics, and sequences of operation.
Experience developing and running commissioning plans, scripts, and procedures.
Knowledge of NETA standards, BMS and EPMS, access control, and CCTV.
Experience scheduling in MS Project or Primavera P6, with DCMA 14 or similar.
Clear communication with trade partners, vendors, and non-technical stakeholders.
Comfort working on active construction sites, including using ladders, stairs, and personnel hoists.

Responsibilities

Lead site-specific L1 to L5 commissioning for new and expansion projects.
Develop commissioning plans, scripts, and procedures across multiple disciplines.
Create start-up and commissioning schedules, integrate them into the project schedule, and provide monthly critical-path reporting.
Manage commissioning RFPs from creation through award.
Conduct weekly punch-list reviews and develop a punch-list prevention plan.
Review design documents, specifications, vendor submittals, and start-up procedures.
Oversee electrical, mechanical, fire alarm, fire protection, and controls subcontractors.
Complete closeout documentation and facilitate handover to facility operations.