I&C Commissioning Engineer

Job Description

The I&C Commissioning Engineer will support Instrumentation & Control Systems (I&CS) deliverables, including commissioning plans, procedures, test matrices, and temporary PLC configurations (Allen Bradley). This role covers the full project lifecycle—design, commissioning, and turnover—ensuring safe, compliant, and efficient system startup and operation.

Key Responsibilities

Design & Planning Phase

- Revise scoped drawings, subcontract packages, site-specific test plans, and detailed schedules.

- Prepare Advanced Work Packages (AWP), Instrument Inspection & Test Records (ITPs), and Test Matrices.

- Support engineering design through interface meetings, documentation reviews, and vendor coordination.

- Assist with spare parts identification and procurement requisitions.

- Provide input for system drawings, vendor manuals, testing requirements, and 3D models.

- Develop startup test plans, commissioning procedures, and discipline-integrated work packages.

- Conduct instrument installation inspections, calibrations, and functional tests.

- Apply NASA, industry, and regulatory standards in test plan development.

- Support design reviews, subsystem walkdowns, and punch list closeout.

- Prepare hazard assessments, work permits, and turnover packages.

Commissioning & Testing Phase

- Execute ML2 instrument testing, commissioning, and startup activities in coordination with NASA, engineering, and construction teams.

- Prepare and review system testing documentation, test records, and procedures.

- Perform testing in compliance with Standard Test and Commissioning Procedures (STCP) and project-specific requirements.

- Oversee subcontractors and vendor technical advisors, ensuring scope alignment, cost control, and schedule compliance.

- Supervise craft workers, monitor performance, and ensure work quality.

- Lead system turnover walkdowns, manage punch list items, and support formal handovers.

- Report daily activities, progress updates, and design changes in accordance with company procedures.

- Collaborate closely with customer, operations, and maintenance personnel.

- Use standard applications (Microsoft Office, Setroute, Unifier, TeamWorks) for work tracking and documentation.

- Support additional project activities as required, including extended work hours, weekends, and holidays.

Skills & Experience

- Experience:

5–7 years in field instrumentation testing, calibration, startup, and commissioning; at least 5 years supervising craft workers.

- Knowledge:

Instrumentation and control systems, safety standards (NFPA-70E, lock-out/tag-out), commissioning practices, and industry codes.

- Technical Skills:

Instrument selection, installation, calibration, functional testing, and PLC configuration (Rockwell RSLogix 5000).

- Software:

Proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, Access, and project automation tools (Setroute, Unifier, TeamWorks).

- Other:

Strong communication skills; ability to plan, track, and document technical work; prior NASA/aerospace experience a plus.

Education & Certifications

- Required:

Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (or related field) with 8–10 years of relevant experience, OR 12–14 years of equivalent industry/military experience with at least 9 years in testing and commissioning.

Additional Requirements

- Must obtain a NASA badge for access to Kennedy Space Center.

Employer Info

Our client is a global leader in subsea, onshore/offshore and surface projects, providing engineering, procurement, and construction services.

We are an Equal Opportunity Employer. Employment decisions are made without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, national origin, disability, protected veteran status, gender identity or any other factor protected by applicable federal, state, or local laws.

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