Electrical Commissioning Lead – Mission Critical Data Centers

Stantec; Charlotte (NC); Sur place; USD 121 000 - 182 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

Stantec’s Buildings team seeks a senior commissioning professional to lead multi‑phase projects for data centers. You will plan, schedule and coordinate commissioning activities, review designs, and develop SOPs/MOPs while directing on-site testing and training staff.

Across HVAC, electrical, and controls, you will compile testing results, produce comprehensive reports, and recommend operational improvements. Travel to sites is expected.

Qualifications

• Strong technical writing and documentation experience.
• Excellent communication and presentation skills.
• Experience with MEP systems design, installation and operation.
• Travel willingness for domestic and international sites.
• Licensed PE in Electrical discipline a plus; LEED AP a plus.

Responsabilités

• Lead commissioning projects from planning to site testing and start-up.
• Perform design reviews, prepare scripts, and direct client-site testing.
• Develop SOPs, MOPs, and comprehensive commissioning documentation.
• Prepare test procedures and maintain commissioning logs and checklists.
• Produce reports and recommendations to optimize building operations.
• Interface with contractors, vendors and testing technicians; lead meetings.

Connaissances

Technical writing

MS Word

MS Excel

AutoCAD

MEP systems knowledge

Documentation

Presentation skills

Travel readiness

Formation

Electrical engineering degree

Bachelor's degree in engineering

Outils

AutoCAD

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

Description du poste

Stantec’s Buildings team seeks a senior commissioning professional to lead multi‑phase projects for data centers. You will plan, schedule and coordinate commissioning activities, review designs, and develop SOPs/MOPs while directing on-site testing and training staff.

Across HVAC, electrical, and controls, you will compile testing results, produce comprehensive reports, and recommend operational improvements. Travel to sites is expected.