Commissioning Specialists, Peoria, AZ - Semiconductor

World Wide Professional Solutions•Peoria, AZ

1d•Onsite

About The Position

World Wide Professional Solutions is seeking experienced Commissioning Specialists to support a large scale semiconductor project in Peoria, Arizona. These positions will support commissioning, startup, turnover, and system readiness activities for complex semiconductor facility systems. The successful candidates will have demonstrated experience supporting commissioning execution on large industrial, advanced manufacturing, mission critical, cleanroom, or semiconductor construction projects. These positions will report to the QA/QC Site Manager and work closely with construction, commissioning, project controls, engineering, quality, facilities, and trade contractor teams. The Commissioning Specialist will be responsible for supporting and executing commissioning activities for assigned systems from construction completion through system turnover. This includes reviewing documentation, coordinating field readiness, supporting functional testing, tracking deficiencies, confirming completion of prerequisites, and driving system handoff to the facilities or operations team. The successful individual will be part of a project team responsible for delivering new facility systems that meet construction, commissioning, startup, quality, safety, and turnover milestones critical to the success of the project.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management, Engineering, Architecture, or a related technical field is preferred.
Equivalent field experience in commissioning, startup, construction, facilities, QA/QC, or trade supervision may be considered in lieu of a degree.
Minimum of 5 years of experience supporting commissioning, startup, construction, QA/QC, or facilities turnover on large industrial, advanced manufacturing, mission critical, cleanroom, pharmaceutical, data center, or semiconductor projects.
Semiconductor facility experience is strongly preferred.
Experience with one or more of the following disciplines is required: I&C, Life Safety Systems, Mechanical, HVAC, Process Systems, or Electrical.
Strong understanding of construction completion, pre functional checks, functional testing, system startup, commissioning documentation, punch list management, and turnover processes.
Ability to read and understand construction drawings, P&IDs, single line diagrams, control drawings, specifications, equipment data sheets, test plans, and commissioning procedures.
Knowledge of applicable codes and standards for industrial construction is preferred. Relevant standards may include ASME B31.3, NFPA 70, NFPA 54, IBC Chapter 17, and other applicable mechanical, electrical, life safety, and process system requirements.
Experience working with commissioning software, document control systems, punch list tools, or project management platforms is preferred. Experience with PMWeb, Latista, BIM 360, Procore, or similar systems is beneficial.
Strong communication skills with the ability to coordinate across contractors, field teams, engineering, quality, safety, project management, and facilities stakeholders.
Ability to work in a fast paced construction environment with changing priorities, multiple systems in progress, and aggressive project milestones.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office, including Excel, Word, Outlook, and Teams.

Nice To Haves

Previous semiconductor fab, cleanroom, tool install, subfab, process utility, or high purity facility experience.
Experience supporting green tag, blue tag, system turnover, energization, startup, or facilities acceptance processes.
Experience with advanced manufacturing, pharmaceutical, biotech, battery manufacturing, data center, power, chemical, oil and gas, or other highly technical industrial facilities.
Experience coordinating commissioning activities around live systems, energized equipment, cleanroom protocols, hazardous utilities, or high purity process systems.

Responsibilities

Chairs or participates in commissioning meetings and provides updates to project leadership on commissioning progress, schedule status, risks, blockers, and system readiness.
Coordinates with construction teams, project management, trade contractors, QA/QC, engineering, and facilities stakeholders to align commissioning activities with project milestones.
Reviews construction schedules and commissioning schedules to confirm prerequisites are met for system startup, testing, green tagging, blue tagging, energization, and turnover.
Verifies that contractors meet commissioning and quality program deliverables, including inspection records, test documentation, punch list closure, equipment data, startup documentation, and turnover packages.
Supports field walkdowns to confirm system completion, installation quality, access, labeling, cleanliness, safety readiness, and testing readiness.
Reviews commissioning documentation for completeness, accuracy, and compliance with project requirements, industry standards, and commissioning best practices.
Tracks open items, deficiencies, punch list items, testing issues, and turnover blockers through closure.
Coordinates with construction and facilities teams to ensure live equipment and operating systems are protected during commissioning activities.
Supports safe startup and commissioning of new equipment and systems without impacting existing live systems or adjacent construction activities.
Confirms equipment maintenance, preservation, and care custody requirements are maintained until formal handover.
Supports warranty tracking and follows up on completion of warranty related corrective actions.
Drives the transition of equipment and systems from construction to commissioning, then from commissioning to facilities ownership.
Supports continuous improvement of commissioning processes, documentation quality, communication, and performance metrics.
Performs all work in a safe and responsible manner and supports all Environmental, Health, Safety, and Security requirements and programs.