CommX Limited
Commissioning Manager

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We are recruiting for the following roles for projects across the UK and Europe:
- Senior/Lead Commissioning Manager
- Controls Commissioning Manager
- Electrical Commissioning Manager
- Mechanical Commissioning Manager
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead or support end-to-end commissioning activities across electrical/MEP systems
- Drive commissioning readiness from construction through to handover
- Ensure commissioning activities are completed safely, on time, and to specification
- Develop, maintain, and track commissioning programmes and schedules
- Support overall project integration and delivery planning
- Coordinate between contractors, vendors, clients, and multidisciplinary teams
- Chair or participate in commissioning meetings and progress reviews
- Ensure systems are installed and commissioned in accordance with design intent
- Review and approve commissioning documentation, procedures, and certification
- Verify test results, inspections, and functional performance of systems
- Ensure compliance with project standards, safety requirements, and specifications
- Develop and maintain commissioning documentation (test scripts, checklists, procedures)
- Ensure documentation is accurate, controlled, and aligned with project requirements
- Identify and manage commissioning risks and constraints
- Support resolution of technical and programme issues
- Provide regular progress updates and commissioning status reports
- Promote quality, safety, and operational readiness across all phases
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- Significant responsibility within high profile mission critical projects
- Competitive remuneration package based on experience
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📩 Contact: www.commx-cx.com/recruitment@commx-cx.com
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