Commissioning Engineer - D01 Cecil, Marina, People’s Park, Raffles Place, SG

Roles & Responsibilities

Key Responsibilities

• Develop and implement commissioning strategies, including detailed sequences and plans aligned with project objectives.
• Coordinate with vendors and contractors to prepare and review testing scripts for systems and equipment, ensuring compliance with project and authority requirements.
• Establish and manage the commissioning schedule, identifying critical paths and mitigating delays.
• Collaborate closely with construction teams to integrate commissioning needs into overall project delivery.
• Liaise with equipment suppliers to accommodate testing setup and site requirements.
• Monitor, track, and verify commissioning progress to ensure adherence to timelines.
• Maintain accurate records of all commissioning activities and provide routine progress updates.
• Lead weekly commissioning meetings with stakeholders, including contractors, suppliers, and consultants.
• Prepare and distribute commissioning reports and maintain up-to-date trackers.
• Record, manage, and resolve commissioning issues in collaboration with all involved parties.
• Direct and oversee Factory Acceptance Tests (FAT) and Site Acceptance Tests (SAT) with vendors and project partners.
• Consolidate, validate, and file testing documentation and reports on a daily basis.
• Organize logistics for Heat Load Tests (HLT) and Integrated Systems Tests (IST), including required temporary equipment and resources.
• Support commissioning agents in HLT and IST execution by coordinating activities across vendors, suppliers, and contractors.
• Ensure timely closure of commissioning issues and manage final documentation handover as part of project completion.

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