Travel‑Focused Commissioning Consultant

Stantec; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 78,000 - 132,000; Full time

Job summary

Stantec is seeking a Commissioning Consultant to perform basic technical and project management duties under supervision, contributing to commissioning deliverables and ensuring quality. The position supports the project team and aligns with client requirements and proposed scope.

The role requires an accredited engineering degree (FE/EIT preferred), at least two years in the industry, and the ability to travel 75% domestically (and internationally when needed).

Qualifications

• Possess basic knowledge of commissioning practices.
• Knowledge of commonly used and accepted commissioning and construction concepts, practices, procedures.
• Able to read, analyze, and interpret technical documents and specifications, technical procedures, and government regulations.
• Proficient in applicable software.
• Exhibits strong communication skills to confidently interact and coordinate tasks with vendors and co-workers.

Responsibilities

• Develops basic commissioning deliverables under minimal supervision; this includes the ability to offer solutions to general technical problems.
• Works with Senior Cx Authority to prepare project deliverables per the client’s scope of work.
• Follows the quality management process; reviews deliverables before submission to QA/AC reviewer.
• Participates in the engineering/Professional community for growth.

Skills

Basic commissioning knowledge

Strong communication skills

Project management basics

Travel readiness

Education

Accredited engineering degree or equivalent

FE/EIT or other certification

Minimum 2 years related industry experience

Tools

Proficient software

Job description

Stantec is seeking a Commissioning Consultant to perform basic technical and project management duties under supervision, contributing to commissioning deliverables and ensuring quality. The position supports the project team and aligns with client requirements and proposed scope.

The role requires an accredited engineering degree (FE/EIT preferred), at least two years in the industry, and the ability to travel 75% domestically (and internationally when needed).