Commissioning Technician

Orion International; Ohio; Vor Ort; USD 70.000 - 85.000; Vollzeit

Zusammenfassung

Orion International is seeking a Commissioning Agent to join the data center commissioning team. The role tests and verifies power and cooling systems before live operation, including generators, UPS, switchgear, PDU, chillers, and building controls.

This permanent, direct-hire position requires travel in major metros and surrounding areas with two to three weeks on-site followed by a home week. Navy Nuclear background is strongly preferred, with opportunities for progression and structured

Qualifikationen

• Navy Nuclear background or equivalent preferred.
• Experience with electrical/mechanical systems in critical facilities is a plus.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills required.

Aufgaben

• Start up and commission electrical and mechanical systems in data centers.
• Run functional tests on generators, UPS, ATS/STS, PDUs, transformers, chillers, pumps, BAS/BMS.
• Inspect equipment installations for quality and catch problems before testing.
• Write and follow commissioning procedures and test plans.
• Analyze test data and produce clear technical reports.
• Collaborate with clients, contractors and vendors on-site to resolve issues.

Kenntnisse

Navy Nuclear

Power generation

Communication

Tools

MS Word

MS Excel

Jobbeschreibung

Locations:

Preferred: Columbus, OH | Chicago, IL | Atlanta, GA | Austin, TX (within about one hour of the metro). Candidates in other areas will be considered if they live within one hour of a major airport.

Travel:

75% in the preferred metros. Expect more if you live outside them.

Compensation:

$70,000- $85,000 base, plus project bonus and structured raises. Higher for candidates with proven commissioning experience.

Position Overview

Our client, a global leader in facilities and mission critical services, is growing its data center commissioning team. As a Commissioning Agent, you will test and verify the power and cooling systems that keep data centers running before they go live: generators, UPS systems, switchgear, transfer switches, PDUs, chillers, and building controls.

This is a permanent, direct-hire position, not a contract or a one-project job. When a project wraps up, you roll to the next one.

If you are a Navy Nuke, this work will feel familiar. It is procedure-driven, technical, and built around a qualification program modeled on the Navy nuclear qual card.

What You Will Do

• Start up and commission electrical and mechanical systems in data centers
• Run functional tests on generators, UPS systems, ATS/STS, PDUs, transformers, chillers, pumps, and BAS/BMS controls
• Inspect equipment installations for quality and catch problems before testing
• Write and follow commissioning procedures and test plans
• Calculate loads and analyze test data, then write clear technical reports
• Work with clients, contractors, and vendors to resolve issues on site
• Help train the client's operations and maintenance staff

Schedule and Travel

• This is a travel position. Typical rotations are two or three weeks on site, then one week working from home.
• If you live outside the four preferred metros, expect travel above the 65 to 75% range, and you must live within one hour of a major airport.
• Salaried position. Expect 40 hours a week at minimum, with longer weeks at times depending on the project.

What We Are Looking For

• Navy Nuclear background strongly preferred: EM, MM, ET, or ELT
• Also a strong fit: Army power generation or prime power, Marine Corps avionics, or similar electrical and mechanical experience
• Transitioning service members are welcome. No prior commissioning experience is required.
• Civilian data center commissioning experience is a plus
• Strong written and verbal communication, and comfort with Microsoft Word and Excel
• Ability to pass a background check and drug screen. Client sites conduct random drug testing.