Commissioning Engineer Mechanical

Discover your exciting role As a Commissioning Engineer – Mechanical Completion, you will be part of our Quality & Commissioning team, ensuring that all mechanical systems and components are installed, inspected, and documented in accordance with project specifications, and are fully prepared for a smooth and structured transition into commissioning. Explore your tasks and responsibilities Ensure all mechanical commissioning activities are carried out safely, with health and safety as the top priority for all stakeholders Develop and support project-specific Commissioning Implementation Plans and ensure alignment with commissioning requirements Conduct site inspections of Mechanical, BAS/BMS, and MEP installations to verify compliance with specifications, standards, and program requirements Maintain a full understanding of mechanical systems, ensuring installation progress aligns with project specifications, schedules, sequencing and LOTO/permit-to-work processes Manage coordination with contractors and vendors, including progress tracking, resource planning, reporting, and participation in project meetings Support commissioning execution and quality control activities, including QA/QC walkdowns, system checks, documentation review, and timely close-out of punch lists and outstanding items Show your expertise Bachelor’s Degree in Mechanical Engineering or related discipline 5+ years of experience in mechanical commissioning, preferably in data centers or mission-critical facilities Familiar with commissioning standards (ASHRAE, BSRIA, etc.) Excellent troubleshooting, documentation and communication skills Contact: You want to be part of the Exyte team? We look forward to receiving your application! For further questions and information, please do not hesitate to contact Ilayda Oeztuerk via E-mail at [email protected] Please note that we only consider applications submitted through our application portal. Applications sent via email will not be considered due to data protection regulations.