Mechanical Commissioning Engineer - #2624289

Mechanical Commissioning Engineer

Frankfurt, Germany

24 month Fixed Term Contract

Salary: €70,000–€90,000 + Competitive package

***Right to work in Germany required***Relocation assistance provided if required***

The Commissioning Engineer – Mechanical will be part of the Quality & Commissioning team, supporting the inspection, verification, and documentation of mechanical systems to ensure installations meet project specifications and are fully prepared for structured transition into commissioning.

Key Responsibilities

• Ensure all mechanical commissioning and mechanical completion activities are carried out safely, with health and safety maintained as the highest priority across all stakeholders
• Develop and support project-specific Commissioning Implementation Plans, ensuring alignment with overall commissioning requirements and project objectives
• Conduct site inspections of mechanical, BAS/BMS, and MEP installations to verify compliance with project specifications, standards, and programme requirements
• Maintain a strong understanding of mechanical systems and monitor installation progress to ensure alignment with specifications, sequencing, schedules, and LOTO / permit-to-work procedures
• Coordinate with contractors, subcontractors, and vendors, including progress monitoring, resource planning, reporting, and participation in project meetings
• Support commissioning delivery and quality control activities, including QA/QC walkdowns, system checks, documentation reviews, punch list management, and close-out of outstanding items
• Assist in ensuring systems are mechanically complete and ready for formal commissioning, testing, and handover activities

Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or a related discipline
• Demonstrated experience in mechanical commissioning, ideally within data centre, mission-critical, industrial, or complex building environments
• Knowledge of recognised commissioning standards such as ASHRAE, BSRIA, or equivalent industry frameworks
• Strong troubleshooting, technical documentation, reporting, and communication skills
• Relevant commissioning certification such as Certified Commissioning Professional (CCP) or equivalent preferred
• Safety certification such as OSHA or equivalent health and safety qualification preferred
• Sustainability or energy-related credentials (such as LEED) beneficial but not essential