SPC Mechanical Corporation
Startup/Commissioning Technician
SPC Mechanical Corporation, Wendell, North Carolina, United States, 27591
Startup/Commissioning Technician – SPC Mechanical Corporation
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Job Summary
To implement the processes by which projects are started up, sequenced, commissioned, turned over, and warranted. To train customer facilities personnel in the proper operation and maintenance of installed systems and equipment and provide response and support for warranty requests.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
Ability to lead crew in the direction most productive for the timely completion of the job while following the project commissioning process.
Motivate the crew to the highest level.
Leadership
Ability to lead crew in the direction most productive for the timely completion of the job while following the project commissioning process.
Motivate the crew to the highest level.
Documentation
Completes startup forms for equipment as required.
Works with factory startup technicians and obtains forms as required.
Keeps file in a concise, orderly manner.
Documents all job‑related occurrences.
Keeps a daily record.
Uses Autodesk Build for QC/QA processes.
Qualifications
Two years of mechanical service, equipment startup, or commissioning experience.
Current driver’s license.
Must be able to travel throughout regional projects.
Maintain a high level of understanding of total HVAC and plumbing installation and operation, equipment capabilities, and controls systems architecture and sequences.
Understand system start‑up, test and balancing, commissioning, and diagnosis.
Understand electrical systems and be able to troubleshoot line‑side work and resolve low‑voltage (24 V) issues.
Must have a high level of skill in troubleshooting of multiple trades and types of systems, such as:
Electrical circuits and systems
Control components and systems
Mechanical equipment such as chillers, cooling towers, air handling units, and fans
Plumbing equipment such as air compressors, vacuum pumps, and sump pumps
Mechanical hydronic systems and components
Plumbing hydronic systems and components
Air flow dynamics and components
Have overall ability to diagnose and report problem situations accurately.
Understand and stay current with industry trends and standards.
Universal EPA certification recommended; will be required to acquire within 1 year.
Ability to read and interpret documents.
Ability to write routine reports and correspondence.
Brazing with nitrogen purge.
Assembly and disassembly of various pieces of equipment.
Activation of equipment and ability to find startup requirements in the installation manual.
Essential Functions Startup
Assist in piping system flushing and complete documentation for the flushing activities.
Activate and document the starting conditions of the equipment.
Adjust equipment settings such that it will operate according to design drawings and specifications.
Verify that equipment is ready to be started by the vendor.
Troubleshoot issues with equipment or system operation and provide solutions.
Commissioning
Assist in pre‑testing of controls and DDC point‑to‑point and logic sequencing.
Complete required commissioning documentation.
Assist in the communication of commissioning issues to SPC’s team.
Assist commissioning agents while they are on‑site with any needs or questions they may have.
Execute and assist with the coordination of owner training.
QA/QC
Participates in Autodesk Build QA/QC punch list.
Assigns punch list items to the appropriate field superintendent.
Closes out completed punch list items.
Quality of Work
Demands the highest quality installation possible within the boundaries of the budget and schedule.
Can personally show the crew members the quality expected of SPC Mechanical.
Planning
Works with PM to plan, schedule, and coordinate all start‑up and commissioning processes of assigned projects.
Works with other trades on the critical path.
Proficient in the use of special tools or equipment such as flow meters, flow hoods, temperature cooling, etc.
Customer Service
Displays a courteous and professional manner to customers and their representatives.
Understands the value of each customer to SPC Mechanical regardless of the size or scope of the job.
Ensures that the start‑up crew is professionally conducting themselves.
Documentation
Keeps files in a concise, orderly manner.
Completes startup documentation to be included in turnover packages.
Documents all job‑related occurrences.
Keeps a daily record.
Trade Standards
Is knowledgeable of trade standards in general as well as SPC Mechanical standards in particular.
Displays the ability to find solutions to problems.
When required to do so, provides technical assistance for the best application for a particular installation.
Material and Expense Control
Procure material as needed to complete tasks within contract scope, such as:
Special wiring as needed
Refrigerant for DX startup
Glycol as required
Miscellaneous parts for repairs
Work Environment
May be exposed to high, precarious places and outside weather conditions.
Ability to frequently lift or carry up to 75 pounds and assist with lifting to 120 pounds.
Comfortable working on ladders, rooftops, and crawl spaces.
Ability to climb rooftop access ladders.
Seniority level
Mid‑Senior level
Employment type
Full‑time
Job function
Engineering and Information Technology
Industries
Construction
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Join to apply for the Startup/Commissioning Technician role at SPC Mechanical Corporation.
Job Summary
To implement the processes by which projects are started up, sequenced, commissioned, turned over, and warranted. To train customer facilities personnel in the proper operation and maintenance of installed systems and equipment and provide response and support for warranty requests.
Essential Duties & Responsibilities
Ability to lead crew in the direction most productive for the timely completion of the job while following the project commissioning process.
Motivate the crew to the highest level.
Leadership
Ability to lead crew in the direction most productive for the timely completion of the job while following the project commissioning process.
Motivate the crew to the highest level.
Documentation
Completes startup forms for equipment as required.
Works with factory startup technicians and obtains forms as required.
Keeps file in a concise, orderly manner.
Documents all job‑related occurrences.
Keeps a daily record.
Uses Autodesk Build for QC/QA processes.
Qualifications
Two years of mechanical service, equipment startup, or commissioning experience.
Current driver’s license.
Must be able to travel throughout regional projects.
Maintain a high level of understanding of total HVAC and plumbing installation and operation, equipment capabilities, and controls systems architecture and sequences.
Understand system start‑up, test and balancing, commissioning, and diagnosis.
Understand electrical systems and be able to troubleshoot line‑side work and resolve low‑voltage (24 V) issues.
Must have a high level of skill in troubleshooting of multiple trades and types of systems, such as:
Electrical circuits and systems
Control components and systems
Mechanical equipment such as chillers, cooling towers, air handling units, and fans
Plumbing equipment such as air compressors, vacuum pumps, and sump pumps
Mechanical hydronic systems and components
Plumbing hydronic systems and components
Air flow dynamics and components
Have overall ability to diagnose and report problem situations accurately.
Understand and stay current with industry trends and standards.
Universal EPA certification recommended; will be required to acquire within 1 year.
Ability to read and interpret documents.
Ability to write routine reports and correspondence.
Brazing with nitrogen purge.
Assembly and disassembly of various pieces of equipment.
Activation of equipment and ability to find startup requirements in the installation manual.
Essential Functions Startup
Assist in piping system flushing and complete documentation for the flushing activities.
Activate and document the starting conditions of the equipment.
Adjust equipment settings such that it will operate according to design drawings and specifications.
Verify that equipment is ready to be started by the vendor.
Troubleshoot issues with equipment or system operation and provide solutions.
Commissioning
Assist in pre‑testing of controls and DDC point‑to‑point and logic sequencing.
Complete required commissioning documentation.
Assist in the communication of commissioning issues to SPC’s team.
Assist commissioning agents while they are on‑site with any needs or questions they may have.
Execute and assist with the coordination of owner training.
QA/QC
Participates in Autodesk Build QA/QC punch list.
Assigns punch list items to the appropriate field superintendent.
Closes out completed punch list items.
Quality of Work
Demands the highest quality installation possible within the boundaries of the budget and schedule.
Can personally show the crew members the quality expected of SPC Mechanical.
Planning
Works with PM to plan, schedule, and coordinate all start‑up and commissioning processes of assigned projects.
Works with other trades on the critical path.
Proficient in the use of special tools or equipment such as flow meters, flow hoods, temperature cooling, etc.
Customer Service
Displays a courteous and professional manner to customers and their representatives.
Understands the value of each customer to SPC Mechanical regardless of the size or scope of the job.
Ensures that the start‑up crew is professionally conducting themselves.
Documentation
Keeps files in a concise, orderly manner.
Completes startup documentation to be included in turnover packages.
Documents all job‑related occurrences.
Keeps a daily record.
Trade Standards
Is knowledgeable of trade standards in general as well as SPC Mechanical standards in particular.
Displays the ability to find solutions to problems.
When required to do so, provides technical assistance for the best application for a particular installation.
Material and Expense Control
Procure material as needed to complete tasks within contract scope, such as:
Special wiring as needed
Refrigerant for DX startup
Glycol as required
Miscellaneous parts for repairs
Work Environment
May be exposed to high, precarious places and outside weather conditions.
Ability to frequently lift or carry up to 75 pounds and assist with lifting to 120 pounds.
Comfortable working on ladders, rooftops, and crawl spaces.
Ability to climb rooftop access ladders.
Seniority level
Mid‑Senior level
Employment type
Full‑time
Job function
Engineering and Information Technology
Industries
Construction
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