The Commissioning Supervisor provides leadership and oversight for commissioning execution across complex customer projects, ensuring safe, high‑quality, and contract‑compliant delivery.

This role is responsible for planning, execution and overseeing the commissioning of electrical systems for modular data power centers.

The Cx Supervisor serves as a senior technical and customer-facing authority to drive successful project outcomes aligned with Schneider Electric standards.

Key Responsibilities Prepare commissioning reports, test records, create observations, and turnover packages.

Ensure proper documentation of all engineering changes, test results, and as built conditions.

Supervise commissioning engineers, technicians, and subcontractors.

Facilitate technical meetings and coordinate with QA/QC, engineering, and operations teams.

Perform functional testing, system verification, and troubleshooting for electrical equipment including switchgear, UPS, PLC, transformers, protection relays, and power distribution systems.

Validate single line diagrams, control schematics, and other project documentation.

Ensure compliance with industry standards (NEC, NETA, NICET, UL) and site‑specific safety rules.

Supervise and lead commissioning activities across multiple complex projects, ensuring systems are installed, tested, and delivered in accordance with contractual scope, schedule, quality, and Schneider Electric standards.

Define and execute commissioning strategies and execution plans, ensuring consistency, standardization, and adherence to approved methodologies and best practices.

Oversee technical reviews of customer drawings, specifications, and contractual requirements to ensure commissioning readiness.

Monitor, control, and report commissioning progress using project tracking tools; proactively identify risks, resource constraints, or schedule impacts and implement corrective actions.

Identify, assess, and manage project Risks & Opportunities related to commissioning deliverables, including timely mitigation and escalation.

Govern the Variation Order & Claim process for commissioning scope deviations with customers and vendors, in collaboration with the Project Manager Act as the primary escalation point for technical, schedule, or stakeholder conflicts during installation and commissioning phases Drive strong customer relationships through proactive communication and regular status reporting Establish and maintain effective working relationships with customers, internal teams, and external stakeholders to ensure seamless coordination Capture lessons learned and contribute to continuous improvement of commissioning processes, tools, and standards Skills and Capabilities for Success Excellent troubleshooting and analytical skills.

Ability to work extended hours during critical commissioning phases Ensure product meets specifications and quality requirements Strong leadership, communication, and organizational abilities.

Proficiency with electrical testing equipment (High potential testing, Megger, FLIR, Fluke).

Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and technical documentation.

Familiarity with commissioning software tools and digital reporting systems.

Strong people leadership and supervisory skills, with experience managing and developing technical commissioning or engineering teams.

Proven ability to manage multiple projects, including schedules, risks, change control, and resource planning.

Demonstrated capability to make proactive, high‑impact decisions in complex and high‑pressure environments.

Excellent communication, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills, including executive-level engagement.

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with a proactive, solutions-oriented mindset.

High attention to detail with the ability to review, interpret, and govern complex technical and contractual documentation.

Qualifications Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical, Mechanical or related Engineering field.

Minimum 10 years of experience in electrical commissioning, startups, or related field.

Heavily experienced in troubleshooting switchgear and UPS electrical systems.

Experience: commissioning low and medium power systems.

Proven history working on industrial plants or data centers.

Strong understanding of electrical protection, automation, power distribution, and control systems.

Previous work experience as a senior automation/control commissioning engineer and managing a large team of engineers is preferable.

Professional Engineer (PE) license or working toward licensure (preferred).

Industry: certifications such as UL, NETA, NICET, or NFPA 70E (preferred). PMP or equivalent project management certification (preferred).

Prior experience supervising commissioning teams and working as a senior controls/automation commissioning engineer.

Experience: with PLC and SCADA systems; familiarity with Schneider Electric platforms (Modicon, Eco Struxure, Citect) is a plus.

Familiarity with Smartsheet, Microsoft Project, or similar project management tools Let us learn about you!

Apply today.

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The Commissioning Supervisor provides leadership and oversight for commissioning execution across complex customer projects, ensuring safe, high‑quality, and contract‑compliant delivery.

This role is responsible for planning, execution and overseeing the commissioning of electrical systems for modular data power centers.

The Cx Supervisor serves as a senior technical and customer-facing authority to drive successful project outcomes aligned with Schneider Electric standards.

Key Responsibilities Prepare commissioning reports, test records, create observations, and turnover packages.

Ensure proper documentation of all engineering changes, test results, and as built conditions.

Supervise commissioning engineers, technicians, and subcontractors.

Facilitate technical meetings and coordinate with QA/QC, engineering, and operations teams.

Perform functional testing, system verification, and troubleshooting for electrical equipment including switchgear, UPS, PLC, transformers, protection relays, and power distribution systems.

Validate single line diagrams, control schematics, and other project documentation.

Ensure compliance with industry standards (NEC, NETA, NICET, UL) and site‑specific safety rules.

Supervise and lead commissioning activities across multiple complex projects, ensuring systems are installed, tested, and delivered in accordance with contractual scope, schedule, quality, and Schneider Electric standards.

Define and execute commissioning strategies and execution plans, ensuring consistency, standardization, and adherence to approved methodologies and best practices.

Oversee technical reviews of customer drawings, specifications, and contractual requirements to ensure commissioning readiness.

Monitor, control, and report commissioning progress using project tracking tools; proactively identify risks, resource constraints, or schedule impacts and implement corrective actions.

Identify, assess, and manage project Risks & Opportunities related to commissioning deliverables, including timely mitigation and escalation.

Govern the Variation Order & Claim process for commissioning scope deviations with customers and vendors, in collaboration with the Project Manager Act as the primary escalation point for technical, schedule, or stakeholder conflicts during installation and commissioning phases Drive strong customer relationships through proactive communication and regular status reporting Establish and maintain effective working relationships with customers, internal teams, and external stakeholders to ensure seamless coordination Capture lessons learned and contribute to continuous improvement of commissioning processes, tools, and standards
Skills and Capabilities for Success Excellent troubleshooting and analytical skills.

Ability to work extended hours during critical commissioning phases Ensure product meets specifications and quality requirements Strong leadership, communication, and organizational abilities.

Proficiency with electrical testing equipment (High potential testing, Megger, FLIR, Fluke).

Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and technical documentation.

Familiarity with commissioning software tools and digital reporting systems.

Strong people leadership and supervisory skills, with experience managing and developing technical commissioning or engineering teams.

Proven ability to manage multiple projects, including schedules, risks, change control, and resource planning.

Demonstrated capability to make proactive, high‑impact decisions in complex and high‑pressure environments.

Excellent communication, negotiation, and stakeholder management skills, including executive-level engagement.

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with a proactive, solutions-oriented mindset.

High attention to detail with the ability to review, interpret, and govern complex technical and contractual documentation.

Qualifications Bachelor’s Degree in Electrical, Mechanical or related Engineering field.

Minimum 10 years of experience in electrical commissioning, startups, or related field.

Heavily experienced in troubleshooting switchgear and UPS electrical systems.

Experience: commissioning low and medium power systems.

Proven history working on industrial plants or data centers.

Strong understanding of electrical protection, automation, power distribution, and control systems.

Previous work experience as a senior automation/control commissioning engineer and managing a large team of engineers is preferable.

Professional Engineer (PE) license or working toward licensure (preferred).

Industry: certifications such as UL, NETA, NICET, or NFPA 70E (preferred). PMP or equivalent project management certification (preferred).

Prior experience supervising commissioning teams and working as a senior controls/automation commissioning engineer.

Experience: with PLC and SCADA systems; familiarity with Schneider Electric platforms (Modicon, Eco Struxure, Citect) is a plus.

Familiarity with Smartsheet, Microsoft Project, or similar project management tools Let us learn about you!

Apply today.