Commissioning Engineer
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Commissioning Engineer
$125,000 - $160,000 *401K*Overtime*Package
East Coast
Working for Global market-leading manufacturers as a specialist service engineer/commissioning engineer, setting up and fixing industrial chillers within critical environments. Enjoy state-of-the-art training to work on the most technical refrigeration equipment within the industry.
This business is dominating the data center market across the US. We are looking for skilled service engineers who are looking for further technical development and progression. Enjoy working within a booming market on interesting and diverse machinery.
Key Responsibilities: Covering the East Coast of the USElectro-mechanical commissioning on industrial chiller systemsWorking within critical environments dailySetting up and servicing HVAC/R machineryWorking on mechanical & electrical faults
Background required: Worked on or for an OEM HVAC machineryMulti-skilled background and experience with control systemsHappy to travel 70-80% of the timeExperience working within critical environmentsKeen to train & technical progress furtherExperience in commissioning & servicing
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