Lead Commissioning Manager - Data Centers (Contract)

QCS Staffing Ltd; Idaho City (ID); On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

QCS Staffing Ltd. seeks a Commissioning Manager for a US-based data center project in Idaho, on an initial 12-month contract. Lead commissioning from construction through turnover, guiding engineers and specialists to meet stringent QA/QC and project controls standards.

The role requires extensive commissioning and MEP startup experience and a track record of leading large teams on data centers or similar facilities. Strong coordination with owners, design teams, and vendors is essential.

Qualifications

• Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Construction Management preferred.
• Extensive commissioning, MEP construction, or facility startup experience.
• Experience leading large commissioning teams.
• Semiconductor, pharmaceutical, advanced manufacturing, or data center experience strongly preferred.
• Strong knowledge of commissioning procedures, QA/QC, and project controls.

Responsibilities

• Lead all commissioning activities from construction through project turnover.
• Develop and manage commissioning execution plans and schedules.
• Direct teams of commissioning engineers, administrators, and specialists.
• Coordinate startup and testing activities with construction management teams.
• Interface with owners, design teams, subcontractors, and equipment vendors.

Skills

Commissioning

Team leadership

Construction management

QA/QC

Project controls

Vendor coordination

Education

Bachelor's degree in Engineering or Construction Management

Job description

QCS Staffing Ltd. seeks a Commissioning Manager for a US-based data center project in Idaho, on an initial 12-month contract. Lead commissioning from construction through turnover, guiding engineers and specialists to meet stringent QA/QC and project controls standards.

The role requires extensive commissioning and MEP startup experience and a track record of leading large teams on data centers or similar facilities. Strong coordination with owners, design teams, and vendors is essential.