Startup Commissioning Helper

SPC Mechanical Corporation•Wendell, NC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

This role focuses on implementing the processes for project startup, sequencing, commissioning, turnover, and warranty. It involves training customer facilities personnel on the operation and maintenance of installed systems and equipment, as well as responding to and supporting warranty requests.

Requirements

Current driver’s license.
Ability to travel throughout regional projects.
Intent to learn a high level of understanding of total HVAC and Plumbing installation and operation, equipment capabilities, and controls systems architecture and sequences.
Intent to gain an understanding of system start-up, test and balancing, commissioning and diagnosis.
Intent to gain an understanding of Electrical Systems and be able to troubleshoot line side work and troubleshoot/resolve low voltage (24V) issues.
Intent to gain a high level of skill in troubleshooting of multiple trades and types of systems such as: Electrical circuits and systems, Control components and systems, Mechanical equipment such as Chillers, Cooling Towers, Air Handling Units and Fans, Plumbing equipment such as air compressors, vacuum pumps, and sump pumps, Mechanical Hydronic systems and components, Plumbing Hydronic systems and components, Air flow dynamics and components.

Responsibilities

Assist in piping system flushing and documentation.
Activate and document starting conditions of equipment.
Adjust equipment settings to meet design drawings and specifications.
Verify equipment readiness for startup by vendors.
Troubleshoot equipment or system operation issues and provide solutions.
Assist in pre-testing of controls and DDC point-to-point and logic sequencing.
Complete required Commissioning documentation.
Assist in communicating Commissioning issues to the SPC’s team.
Assist the Commissioning Agent with any needs or questions.
Execute and assist with coordination of Owner Training.
Participate in Autodesk Build QA/QC punch lists.
Assign punch list items to the appropriate field superintendent.
Close out completed punch list items.
Ensure the highest quality installation within budget and schedule constraints.
Plan, schedule, and coordinate all start-up and commissioning processes of assigned projects.
Coordinate with other trades on critical path items.
Use special tools or equipment such as flow meters, flow hoods, temp cooling, etc.
Display a courteous and professional manner to customers and their representatives.
Understand the value of each customer.
Ensure the start-up crew conducts themselves professionally.
Keep files concise and orderly.
Complete startup documentation for turnover packages.
Document all job-related occurrences.
Keep a daily record.
Be knowledgeable of trade standards.
Display the ability to find solutions to problems.
Provide technical assistance for the best application for a particular installation when required.
Procure material as needed to complete tasks within contract scope, such as special wiring, refrigerant for Dx Startup, glycol, and miscellaneous repair parts.