Commissioning Technician

Role

Reporting to the Division Manager, the Substation Commissioning Technician is responsible to commission and test primary and secondary power equipment in the field which includes maintaining medium to high-voltage substation power delivery equipment such as breakers, switchgears, circuit breakers, relays and transformers. The Substation Commissioning Technician is also responsible to mentor and educate Apprentices including reading and interpreting blueprints, Risk Management and industry best practices. They also play a leading role in setting up and operating standard as well as specialized test equipment to diagnose and analyze the performance of power delivery equipment on the job site.

Responsibilities

• Work safely alongside all members of the construction crew
• Acceptance and maintenance testing of 600v to 500kV electrical equipment
• Installation, commissioning and maintenance of...

Reporting to the Director of Technical Operations, this role requires a solid understanding of permanent Audio-Visual integrated systems, troubleshooting techniques, and a passion for new technologies. This Technician will be collaborating within the Engineering and Operations departments to ensure installations align with project specifications, and function within requirements for internal production staff and external clients. This role sits in an intersection between the IT, AV, Film, and Broadcast industry. While this is not a client-facing role, candidates with good communication skills are needed to ensure successful deployments and continued operational excellence.

Key Responsibilities

• Working with a wide variety audio-visual, broadcast/film equipment, and network systems.
• Equipment Mounting (Racks, Wall, Raceway)
• Structured Cable Installation, including strong knowledge of category cable and fiber optic...

RMF Engineering, Inc has an immediate need for an Electrical or Mechanical Commissioning Technician to join the Charlotte, NC office to provide quality control for a wide variety of new construction and existing building projects.

Duties

• Client’s projects include higher-ed, municipal, healthcare, and federal construction sectors.

• Tasks follow industry standards for New Building Commissioning and Retro-Commissioning defined by NC Energy Code, ASHRAE, LEED, Green Globes, BCXA, and ACG.
• Office and site support.
• Design review.
• Life cycle cost analysis.
• Meetings and construction site visits.
• Energy analysis.
• Field testing and troubleshooting MEP systems.
• Authoring reports.  The individual must have high verbal and written communication skills to interact regularly with with clients, construction contractors, trade contractors and other engineering...