Commissioning Engineer I

Overview

Commissioning specialist coordinating field commissioning for mission‑critical facilities.

Key Responsibilities

• commissioning plans
• functional tests
• system verification
• report development
• field commissioning
• facility assessments

Tasks

-Generate commissioning plans and schedules; write commissioning specifications; develop commissioning installation checklists and functional test procedures; verify and validate commissioned systems controls and equipment; document commissioning process, develop final commissioning report, and develop systems manuals. -Coordinate, perform and oversee detailed field commissioning services, assessments, and studies for all types of facilities/systems including the following: laboratories, nuclear spaces, hospitals, clean rooms.

Requirements

• autocad
• revit
• peng
• 2 years
• hvac controls
• bilingual

What You Bring

-Be a self-starter and independently motivated individual. Must be able to work as a member of a close team and be able to work independently as necessary. -Minimum two (2) years of experience designing complex, mission critical facilities. -Have strong verbal and written communication skills. Experience coordinating with owners and contractors, as well as the ability to lead project meetings are necessary skills. -The job requires the ability to perform work in a laboratory environment. -PEng, BCxP, CxA -A Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering OR a (2) Year Technical Associates Degree from an accredited institution with practical commissioning, controls, or testing experience. -Mobile crawling in and around mechanical space with piping and ductwork -Ability to carry test instruments and equipment -Frequent travel to project/client locations is required with possible international travel. -Ability to travel to project/client locations located in Canada and internationally -Experience in the design or commissioning of other types of high-tech, mission-critical facilities -Client projects for this position require Canadian Citizenship -Be proficient in the use of computers and Microsoft Office products (Word, Excel, Power Point). Familiarity with AutoCad and/or Revit will be considered an asset. -Experience in the design or commissioning of bio-containment laboratory facilities (BSL3, BSL3Ag, BSL4) -Have the ability to read and understand building drawings, specifications, and submittals. -Must have a valid driver's license, a good driving record, and be insurable under Merrick’s insurance carrier. -Have the ability to generate accurate, detailed reports. -Lift 50 pounds -Physically mobile in and around construction sites and facilities -Able to climb ladders -Have knowledge of controls systems and control sequences. -Possess, or be able to obtain, a Canadian security clearance. -Experience with HVAC controls systems and protocols (e.g. JCI, Siemens, ALC, BACnet, Modbus, etc) -Have good organizational and planning skills with the ability to direct a team through the execution of the commissioning process. -Experience with construction administration -The job requires the ability to sit for extended periods at a computer workstation. -Be ambitious and flexible; have a talent for efficiency and process improvement; and have an attitude to succeed. -Achieve commissioning certification under ASHRAE, ACG and/or BCA within the first three years of engagement. -Bilingual (English & French).

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Benefits

-We recognize the importance of developing top talent from within, our employees have access to a wide range of internal and external training and coaching programs and are rewarded for their achievements through excellent benefits and competitive salaries. -Peer Mentor Program. -Employee Recognition Awards. -Annual performance reviews and merit increases. -Professional Training and Development. -Robust Employee Referral Program. -Merrick & Company offers a competitive compensation and benefits package which includes; RRSP, and unique work-life benefits.

About Merrick & Company

-Delivers full-service solutions—from planning and design to construction support—in engineering, architecture, surveying and geospatial disciplines. -Specializes in large, complex projects across sectors like energy, national security, infrastructure, life sciences and manufacturing. -Typical engagements include biocontainment labs, renewable energy facilities, transportation mapping, high-tech manufacturing plants and military installations. -Driven by a narrative of solving unique problems with the right blend of tried-and-true methods and innovative techniques. -Unusual fact: built Panama’s Gorgas Institute biocontainment campus combining technical sophistication with environmental sensitivity. -Headquartered in Colorado, it has expanded to 20 offices across the US, Canada, Mexico and the UK and serves projects on all seven continents.

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