Testing and Commissioning Engineer

Role overview

Testing and commissioning duties

• Develop, execute, and document commissioning plans; test equipment, systems, and installations against project specifications and design requirements.
• Conduct pre-commissioning inspections, identify deficiencies, calibrate instruments, and analyze test results and performance data.
• Troubleshoot issues and coordinate corrective actions with engineering, operations, and maintenance teams.
• Prepare reports documenting procedures, results, observations, and recommendations; maintain commissioning records, test certificates, and equipment certifications.
• Follow safety, environmental, and company requirements; communicate findings and status to stakeholders.
• Support operational handover through knowledge transfer and training.

Required qualifications

• 10 years of experience commissioning and testing industrial systems, equipment, or infrastructure projects.
• Knowledge of testing methods, commissioning procedures, quality assurance, applicable standards and regulations, and safety standards.
• Experience with test equipment, calibration, and data analysis; understanding of electrical and/or mechanical systems as project scope requires.
• Strong troubleshooting, organization, documentation, communication, and technical reporting skills; ability to coordinate with teams.
• Experience with project management tools and software.

Preferred qualifications

• Familiarity with automation and control systems.
• Commissioning-related certifications or training.
• Experience on large-scale infrastructure or industrial projects.

Onboarding

• New employees are required to attend in-person Day 1 onboarding at an AECOM office location.