Commissioning Engineer Datacenter

The commissioning engineer is the onsite technical representative and is responsible for the full testing and commissioning process of the deliverables. The goal during this phase is to deliver the project within the agreed timeline according to their high-quality standards. Of course, the work needs to be performed safely and the commissioning engineer will actively contribute to this. Furthermore, there is involvement in the installation phase of the project, e.g. supervising their sub-contractors and colleagues deployed by other countries. You guard their high-quality standards in line with the relevant procedures.

What are the responsibilities of this job?

• Completion of commissioning process according to agreed performance indicators (safe, according to time schedule, at requisite quality level, within budget);
• Monitors commissioning results against technical requirements;
• Ensures the commissioning team works according to defined guidelines, processes and procedures;
• Act’s as the onsite technical representative and attends the various commissioning meetings and other commissioning-related decision-making milestones;
• Takes care of commissioning-related site administrative tasks (e.g. scheduling works, update drawings in line with onsite modifications, closure of open items in commissioning systems);
• Monitors compliance with standards, regulations, laws, quality and EHS guidelines.

In the Netherlands, this organization provides products, systems, installations and services. Its varied supply program covers virtually all areas of electrical engineering and electronics. Dutch customers from the business market find total solutions from the company in the areas of Power and Gas, Wind Power and Renewables, Power Generation Services, Energy Management, Building Technologies, Mobility, Digital Factory, Process Industries and Drives and Healthcare.

• A competitive salary depending on any work experience;
• Travel reimbursement if you travel by public transportation;
• 25 vacation days and 13 ADV days;
• Pleasant working atmosphere and international colleagues.

• Qualification in electrical engineering (MBO or HBO level);
• At least 4 years experience in the commissioning field;
• Expertise in the energy or utility industry;
• Safety is in your DNA;
• Strong communication skills, positive and a ‘can do’ mentality;
• Knowledge in testing and commissioning of power distribution systems (switchgear and transformers);
• Hand-on experience with relevant testing and commissioning methods, equipment and reporting (e.g. primary- and secondary current injection, insulation resistance, fault finding and functional testing);
• Willing to work on projects abroad for a longer period in a dynamic environment;
• Fluent in English (Dutch language would be great);
• Drivers license;
• EU Passport.