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# Data Centre - Commissioning Engineer (Mission Critical)

- **Company:** C Services L.L.C.
- **Location:** Fort Worth, TX, United States
- **Experience:** Expert
- **Salary:** $170,000.0 - $190,000.0
- **Contract:** Permanent contract
- **Skills:** Data Centers, Software Design Documents, Microsoft Project, Primavera
- **Published:** October 26, 2026
- **Apply:** https://www.indeed.com/viewjob?jk=38ee520d64236aa6

## About the Role

* 5+ years leading commissioning in mission-critical facilities
 * A degree in engineering or construction management, or equivalent experience
 * Strong MEP knowledge, and the ability to read owner project requirements, drawings, schematics and sequences of operation
 * Experience developing and running commissioning plans, scripts and procedures
 * Knowledge of NETA standards, BMS and EPMS, access control and CCTV
 * Scheduling in MS Project or Primavera P6, with DCMA 14 or similar
 * Clear communication with trade partners, vendors and non-technical stakeholders
 * Comfort on active construction sites, including ladders, stairs and personnel hoists

## Description

* Site-specific L1 to L5 commissioning for new and expansion projects
 * Commissioning plans, scripts and procedures across multiple disciplines
 * Start-up and commissioning schedules, integrated into the project schedule with monthly critical path reporting
 * Commissioning RFPs, from creation through to award
 * Weekly punch-list reviews and a punch-list prevention plan
 * Review of design documents, specifications, vendor submittals and start-up procedures
 * Oversight of electrical, mechanical, fire alarm, fire protection and controls subcontractors
 * Closeout documentation, and a smooth handover to facility operations

What success looks like
Systems perform to design. Punch-list items close before they pile up. Closeout documentation is complete, and operations take over a facility they can trust. If you are currently on the commissioning agent, consultant or GC side? We want to hear from you.