Commissioning Technical Lead II - Electrical

The Haskell Company•Shreveport, LA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

In this role, you will ensure all MEP systems, equipment, components, and structures are installed, tested, and operate according to project specifications, product data sheets, industry standards, and best practices. You will also mentor and train new staff and technicians assigned to the project while maintaining high emphasis on quality, safety, timeliness of document submission, and delivering customer satisfaction.

Requirements

Advanced knowledge of the commissioning processes and procedures for Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing.
Experience working on Mission Critical projects
Electrical installation and troubleshooting experience
Knowledge of NETA and testing standards
Excellent organizational, leadership, communications and analytical skills.
Ability to train, coach, and lead staff.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor's degree in any engineering field and 3-5 years of experience in commissioning preferred, or a combination of education and experience.

Responsibilities

Review drawings, specifications, Sequence of Operations, Basis of Design, and submitted product data to validate readiness of system to meet commissioning testing requirements.
Assist schedule development with the Commissioning Managers, Project Managers, Construction Managers, and Subcontractors for their specified disciplines.
Review NETA testing documentation and SCCS submittals to ensure safety and compliance.
Responsible for schedule integration and planning of energization and L3 startup activities.
Run commissioning meetings with subcontractors to ensure proper project sequencing and turnover.
Track commissioning issues for timely and efficient closure.
Mentor and lead Cx Tech I’s.
Key contact for field coordination and client needs.
Responsible for verification of all deliverables, completed inspection checklists, required documentation, and observation closure to meet the design requirements.
Point of escalation for all deficiencies that would inhibit project deliverables.