Mechanical Commissioning Engineer
Posted Updated
Cedar Creek is a 1,100 MW simple-cycle gas turbine power project entering startup. As Mechanical Commissioning Engineer you are the owner's witness and technical judgement on the mechanical systems: inlet air, fuel gas, lube oil, water treatment, fire protection, HVAC and the mechanical balance of plant.
What you get to do:
- Review mechanical commissioning procedures before execution.
- Witness flushing, cleaning, leak testing and functional testing.
- Track system readiness through to turnover.
- Drive resolution of mechanical startup issues with the contractor and vendors.
- Verify preservation is maintained through the commissioning period.
- Support performance testing of mechanical systems.
What you bring to the role:
- 10+ years commissioning mechanical systems on power or process plants.
- Hands-on experience with lube oil flushing and rotating equipment startup.
- Working knowledge of ASME codes.
- Proficiency with Bluebeam Revu, Procore and AI tools used with human verification.
- Bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering, or equivalent years of field experience.
Nice to have:
- Owner-side commissioning experience.
- OSHA 30 — provided by the project after mobilization if you do not already hold it.