Remote Senior Commissioning Manager – Data Centers

Veolia; Oakville; On-site; CAD 110,000 - 165,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Training programs

Health & safety oriented environment

Job summary

Veolia North America is seeking a Commissioning Project Manager to lead multimillion-dollar, time-sensitive projects in Mission Critical sectors across North America. The role involves directing teams of engineers, subcontractors, and client vendors on Data Centers, Financial Institutions, and Power Plants.

Ideal candidates have extensive experience in commissioning complex installations, strong leadership and budgeting skills, and must be able to communicate technical concepts to non-technical

Qualifications

• Minimum 10 years in Electrical/Mechanical industry.
• 5–10 years commissioning complex installations.
• Experience managing design, energy services, and commissioning projects.
• Knowledge of NETA, ASHRAE, LEED, CSA Z462.

Responsibilities

• Lead commissioning projects for mission-critical facilities.
• Manage subcontractors and client vendors.
• Develop procedures and test scripts for MEP systems.
• Lead client meetings, proposals, and pricing requests.
• Review contractor documentation for accuracy.
• Mentor junior staff and manage budgets.

Skills

Project management

MEP systems

P.Eng licensed

LEED Associate

PMP certification

BMS/SCADA/PLCs

Client leadership

Negotiation skills

Communication

Budgeting

Education

Bachelor's degree

Associate degree

Tools

MS Project

SCADA software

Job description

Veolia North America is seeking a Commissioning Project Manager to lead multimillion-dollar, time-sensitive projects in Mission Critical sectors across North America. The role involves directing teams of engineers, subcontractors, and client vendors on Data Centers, Financial Institutions, and Power Plants.

Ideal candidates have extensive experience in commissioning complex installations, strong leadership and budgeting skills, and must be able to communicate technical concepts to non-technical