HVAC/Mechanical Commissioning Engineer

HVAC/Mechanical Commissioning Engineer - Contract- Data Centres - Frankfurt

A global leader in mission-critical facilities support, our client have nearly a decade of experience providing exceptional commissioning, quality assurance/control, and owner representation services in over 60 countries.

Their mission is to be a trusted technical partner, by supporting their mission- critical facilities through the outstanding levels of quality and service.

Role overview:

The purpose of the HVAC/mechanical commissioning engineer is to test & prove that each piece of HVAC/ mechanical equipment used to cool a data centre works as per the building owners design specifications and intent.



Requirements:

Have experience of installation and commissioning of the following types of HVAC equipment.

Chillers (Air or Water cooled) and associated Chilled Water System (CWS) distribution circuits

Evaporative coolers

Air Handler Units (AHU)

Computer Room Air Conditioner (CRAC)

Computer Room Air Handler (CRAH)

Pumps

Variable Speed Drives (VSD)/ Variable Frequency Drives (VFD)

Have experience of commissioning control systems.

Must have demonstrated experience of carrying out functional testing of building control systems and the integration of those systems with all pieces of HVAC/ mechanical equipment within that building.

Functional testing carried out as per the Functional Description or Sequence of Operation documentation and client specifications.

Summary of minimum functionality tested,

Equipment local and remote Start & Stop

All controls tested (e.g., temperature, humidity, pressure control PID loops etc.)

All failure modes tested

All alarms tested and proven correct locally and at SCADA graphics

All graphics tested and proven to be accurate and data points correctly represented.

Data trending and alarm handling correctly setup

Direct Digital Control (DDC)

Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC)

Building Management System

If this role is of interest, please apply now.
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