Data Center Commissioning Technician — Testing & Start-Up

Weitz; Boydton (VA); On-site; USD 39,000 - 58,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive compensation

Comprehensive benefits package

401(k) with company match

Long-term project opportunities

Paid training and professional develop

Career growth in commissioning and MTI

Job summary

EPI Power in Virginia seeks a Commissioning Technician to support startup, testing, and commissioning of critical electrical systems on large-scale data center projects. You will work with commissioning leads and trade partners to verify installations meet design before going into service.

Experience in commissioning is beneficial but not required; strong electrical fundamentals and troubleshooting are encouraged to apply. Travel to project sites and occasional weekends may be required.

Qualifications

• Electrical fundamentals or licensing; prior commissioning experience beneficial but not required.
• Candidates with electrical maintenance or startup experience encouraged to apply.
• Willingness to travel to project sites and work extended hours as needed.

Responsibilities

• Perform or support pre-functional, functional, and integrated tests on electrical equipment and power systems.
• Support commissioning on switchgear, UPS, generators, ATS/STS, PDUs, busway, and distribution systems.
• Record test data and observations; document with commissioning software.
• Identify and help resolve deficiencies, installation issues, and test failures.

Skills

Problem solving

Attention to detail

Independence

Documentation

Communication

Education

Electrical apprenticeship or journeyman-level experience

Tools

Multimeters

Clamp meters

Megger

Torque tools

Job description

EPI Power in Virginia seeks a Commissioning Technician to support startup, testing, and commissioning of critical electrical systems on large-scale data center projects. You will work with commissioning leads and trade partners to verify installations meet design before going into service.

Experience in commissioning is beneficial but not required; strong electrical fundamentals and troubleshooting are encouraged to apply. Travel to project sites and occasional weekends may be required.