Engineer CQV_BLS

Role overview

Commissioning and turnover

• Plans and executes assigned system commissioning and verifies construction and Mechanical Completion readiness.
• Coordinates pre-commissioning, vendor start-up, calibration, loop checks, functional testing, and performance verification.
• Develops work plans, procedures, check sheets, test scripts, and commissioning records; reviews relevant drawings and vendor documents.
• Supports system boundaries, tagging, walkdowns, turnover sequencing, and commissioning schedule development.
• Performs or witnesses completion checks, cleaning, pressure/leak testing, energization, calibration, balancing, start-up, and testing as applicable.
• Coordinates field teams and confirms permits, risk assessments, LOTO, energization controls, temporary utilities, and safe-work prerequisites.
• Records test evidence, identifies deficiencies and deviations, supports root-cause evaluation and retesting, and maintains completions-system status.
• Compiles turnover packages and supports FAT/SAT, vendor coordination, training, O&M documentation, and client handover.

Required qualifications

• Bachelor’s degree in a relevant engineering discipline or equivalent relevant technical experience.
• 5+ years of commissioning, start-up, field engineering, or CQV experience, including regulated life-science facility experience.
• Hands-on experience in at least one relevant discipline, including HVAC/BMS, utilities, electrical, instrumentation, or controls/automation.
• English proficiency; safety-focused execution and disciplined documentation.

Preferred qualifications and capabilities

• Greenfield or brownfield project experience, including work in or adjacent to operating GMP facilities.
• Relevant commissioning, controls, electrical, mechanical, or CQV certification or training; electronic completions or digital turnover experience.
• Working knowledge of cGMP, documentation and data-integrity practices, risk-based verification, and the qualification/validation interface.
• Ability to interpret technical drawings and documents, write test records, troubleshoot systems, and coordinate field work.

Work setting

• Project-site assignment with travel to vendors, fabrication facilities, or other project locations as required.
• Extended on-site periods and work outside normal hours may be needed during critical testing, start-up, and turnover windows.