Commissioning Engineer - Mechanical

Role purpose

Mechanical commissioning duties

• Inspect and witness testing of chilled water, HVAC, air handling, cooling, pumping, ventilation, plumbing, public health, and fire protection systems as applicable.
• Review design and commissioning documents for compliance with specifications, codes, and standards such as CIBSE, ASHRAE, and BSRIA.
• Check installation readiness and witness pre-commissioning activities, including pressure testing, flushing, cleaning, water treatment, and start-up.
• Validate system performance and coordinate testing with contractors, TAB specialists, controls/BMS engineers, vendors, and project stakeholders.
• Track progress and deficiencies; prepare reports, commissioning records, technical comments, non-conformance reports, and punch lists.
• Participate in commissioning meetings and support functional and integrated systems testing, including relevant system interfaces.
• Review TAB, water quality, O&M, as-built, training, and handover documentation before completion.
• Follow project, safety, quality, and industry requirements and represent AESG professionally.

Education and experience

• Relevant MEP/building services engineering degree, college diploma, or college/trade certificate, including the listed equivalent qualifications.
• Minimum 5 years of related experience with an engineering degree, 6 years with a college diploma, or 7 years with a college or trade certificate.
• Significant experience and advanced competencies; ability to work independently on complex tasks.

Desirable credentials

• Incorporated Engineer accreditation and CSA Grade 4 are desirable but not essential.
• Commissioning certification such as BCA, ACG, or NEBB is desirable but not essential.

Competencies

• Communication, collaboration, technical expertise, client focus, planning, problem-solving, and project delivery.
• The description also lists leadership, commercial awareness, innovation, and upholding AESG core values.