Commissioning - Engineer - Dry Mechanical - Boise, ID

FusionIRX; Boise (ID); On-site; USD 110,000 - 190,000; Full time

Job summary

FusionIRX seeks an experienced Dry Mechanical Commissioning SME to provide technical and commissioning leadership on a large-scale technology fabrication project in Boise, Idaho. You will guide installation verification, pre-functional testing, startup, and final acceptance of facility systems, collaborating with Owner representatives, engineers, and contractors to ensure safe, reliable operation.

The role requires leadership maturity, integrity, and the ability to drive resolution of

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years in facility systems, construction, startup, commissioning, testing, troubleshooting and turnover.

Responsibilities

• Serve as technical Commissioning SME through startup, commissioning, testing, turnover, and final acceptance.
• Review design documents, specifications, drawings, equipment schedules, control diagrams, sequences of operation, submittals, RFIs, and commissioning requirements.
• Review and provide input on commissioning plans, checklists, procedures, test scripts, acceptance criteria, startup documentation, and turnover packages.
• Coordinate with Construction Management, Engineering, Quality, Controls, Electrical, Life Safety, Operations, Process, and other commissioning disciplines.
• Verify proper installation, startup, operation, balancing, controls integration, alarming, trending, interlocks, and overall system performance.
• Identify performance issues, controls problems, and operational issues and drive through resolution.
• Review corrective-action plans and verify deficiencies are corrected and retested prior to acceptance.
• Participate in FATs, SATs, equipment startup, and vendor testing when required.
• Maintain accurate commissioning documentation and support issue logs, deficiency reports, testing records, dashboards, turnover records, and final packages.
• Communicate significant technical risks, schedule impacts, system deficiencies, and readiness concerns clearly to project leadership.
• Provide technical guidance to less-experienced commissioning personnel.
• Support collaboration among Owner teams, engineering firms, CM/GC partners, subcontractors, controls contractors, equipment manufacturers, vendors, and commissioning personnel.
• Represent the project professionally in technical meetings, field coordination discussions, commissioning meetings, and issue-resolution sessions.

Skills

Facility systems experience

Commissioning

Startup and testing

Troubleshooting

Turnover

Job description

FusionIRX is seeking an experienced Dry Mechanical Commissioning Subject Matter Expert (SME) to provide technical and commissioning expertise on a large-scale technology fabrication project in Boise, Idaho.

This experienced candidate shall bring a minimum of 5 years of experience in facility systems, construction, startup, commissioning, testing, troubleshooting, and turnover, preferably within semiconductor fabrication, advanced manufacturing, mission-critical, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or similarly complex technical environments.

The SME will serve as a trusted technical authority responsible for providing guidance throughout installation verification, pre-functional testing, startup, controls verification, functional performance testing, integrated system testing, deficiency resolution, turnover, and final acceptance of the facility systems.

The SME will work alongside highly experienced Owner representatives, engineers, construction professionals, commissioning leaders, contractors, vendors, controls specialists, and other discipline SMEs. The successful individual must possess not only exceptional technical expertise, but also the leadership maturity, professional credibility, ethics, integrity, and judgment necessary to work effectively alongside other highly respected industry leaders.

Key Responsibilities

• Serve as the technical Commissioning Subject Matter Expert through startup, commissioning, testing, turnover, and final acceptance.
• Review design documents, specifications, drawings, equipment schedules, control diagrams, sequences of operation, submittals, RFIs, and commissioning requirements.
• Review and provide technical input on commissioning plans, checklists, procedures, test scripts, acceptance criteria, startup documentation, and turnover packages.
• Coordinate with Construction Management, Engineering, Quality, Controls, Electrical, Life Safety, Operations, Process, and other commissioning disciplines.
• Verify proper installation, startup, operation, balancing, controls integration, alarming, trending, interlocks, and overall system performance.
• Identify performance issues, controls problems, and operational issues and drive through resolution.
• Review corrective-action plans and verify deficiencies are properly corrected and retested prior to acceptance.
• Participate in Factory Acceptance Tests (FATs), Site Acceptance Tests (SATs), equipment startup, and vendor testing when required.
• Maintain accurate commissioning documentation and support development of issue logs, deficiency reports, testing records, dashboards, turnover records, and final commissioning packages.
• Communicate significant technical risks, schedule impacts, system deficiencies, and readiness concerns clearly to project leadership.
• Provide technical guidance to less-experienced commissioning personnel.
• Support effective collaboration among Owner teams, engineering firms, CM/GC partners, subcontractors, controls contractors, equipment manufacturers, vendors, and commissioning personnel.
• Represent the project professionally in technical meetings, field coordination discussions, commissioning meetings, and issue-resolution sessions.