Commissioning Engineer

POSITION SUMMARY Provide engineering support for the commissioning, engineering, and construction departments. Responsibilities include reviewing design documents and control drawings for potential issues, and providing recommendations and solutions as needed. Offer engineering expertise to troubleshoot and resolve problems during any phase of construction, commissioning, or retro-commissioning. Validate buildings' HVAC BAS (Building Automation System) in collaboration with and supporting the construction team. Execute Brandt controls commissioning processes. Assist the engineering department with reviews, recommendations, and solutions for in-house design-build projects. Perform functional performance testing and documentation of all equipment and systems as required per project. What you’ll do: Understand customer expectations and Brandt’s scope of work. Review proposals from controls contractors for scope, compatibility, and completeness; provide feedback. Review and coordinate sequences of operations and controls contractor submittals. Support construction team in coordinating controls contractor activities with project schedule, deficiencies, and planning. Install, wire, remove, design, maintain, and repair HVAC building automation systems as needed. Analyze system data, produce trends, and recommend corrections and improvements. Assist in technical RFI writing. Troubleshoot controls and engineering issues, providing solutions and recommendations. Coordinate with third-party commissioning agents for controls testing and functional performance testing. Ensure compliance with safety programs and procedures. Support IPG Sales with customer scope development, estimating, and technical analysis/support for retrofits and upgrades. Stay informed on latest trends, strategies, and system enhancements to ensure leading-edge services. Perform additional duties as required. What you’ll need to be successful: Experience in performance testing, validation, and troubleshooting of large HVAC and controls systems. OSHA-30 or OSHA-10 certification. Extensive knowledge of engineering and design techniques, including related disciplines. Thorough understanding of Mechanical Building Codes and Construction Standards. Strong knowledge of pneumatic and DDC controls and design. Excellent analytical, verbal, and technical writing skills. Excellent time management and organizational skills. Ability to work independently and in teams; motivate subordinates. Advanced proficiency in MS Office. What you bring to the table: 4-year Mechanical Engineering degree. Completed EIT testing. PE license in process or completed. NEBB Certified Professional (preferred). LEED-accredited Professional (preferred).

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