Commissioning Engineer

Sensori Group is a Sisk Company that specialises in end-to-end project management, overseeing all phases of building development from design to construction, MEP systems integration, fit outs and facilities management. We ensure projects are completed on time, within budget, and with a focus on sustainability.

Our expertise spans multiple industries, including commercial, data centres, healthcare, and manufacturing, providing tailored solutions that prioritize efficiency, safety, and quality. With a strong focus on MEP systems and facilities management, Sensori Group offers innovative, cost-effective solutions backed by a skilled, responsive team.

• Develop and maintain the commissioning programme in line with the overall construction schedule, identifying system boundaries, dependencies, and critical energisation dates
• Review design documentation, specifications, and Employer's Requirements to confirm systems are commissionable as designed, and raise design queries where they are not
• Prepare and issue commissioning documentation — pre-functional checklists, functional performance test scripts, method statements, and system readiness checklists — for CxA and Client approval
• Coordinate the availability of vendor specialists, subcontractors, temporary services, load banks, and test equipment ahead of each commissioning phase
• Lead pre-functional inspection and static testing (Level 1–3), verifying installation quality, point-to-point checks, and system integrity before energisation
• Execute and witness functional performance testing (Level 4) on mechanical and electrical systems, recording results and defects in real time
• Support Integrated Systems Testing (Level 5), including black building tests, failure mode simulation, thermal load testing, and redundancy verification
• Chair and attend commissioning coordination meetings with the Client, CxA, design team, and subcontractors
• Manage system energisation in accordance with the project's safe systems of work, including permits, lock-out/tag-out, and switching schedules
• Track, categorise, and drive close-out of commissioning issues and punch items, escalating blockers that threaten programme milestones
• Own the commissioning documentation set, ensuring all completed test records, certificates, and results packages are uploaded and approved on the project Cx platform
• Verify vendor start-up reports, calibration certificates, and warranty documentation are complete and compliant
• Compile system turnover packages and support the O&M manual and as-built process ahead of final handover
• Coordinate client training and witness sessions on completed systems
• Produce weekly and monthly commissioning progress reports, including KPI and completion metrics for senior management
• Ensure all commissioning activity is planned and delivered in compliance with Sensori's EHS and quality management systems
• Verify that installation quality meets specification before systems are presented for testing, working closely with the QA/QC team
• Maintain full traceability of all test activity, results, and sign-offs

• Degree, higher diploma, or trade apprenticeship in Mechanical, Electrical, or Building Services Engineering
• Minimum 5 years' commissioning experience in a large onsite environment, with demonstrable delivery on high-value projects (contract values in excess of €200m)
• Practical experience commissioning MEP systems across the full Level 1–5 process, including at least one project through to Integrated Systems Testing
• Working knowledge of critical infrastructure systems: generators, UPS, switchgear, LV/MV distribution, chillers, CRAH/CRAC units, pumps, CHW/LTHW distribution, BMS and EPMS
• Ability to read and interpret single line diagrams, P&IDs, schematics, and specifications
• Competent with commissioning management platforms and strong Excel skills for tracking and reporting
• Strong technical writing ability — test scripts, reports, and issue records to a client-presentable standard
• Ability to work both independently and as part of a multidisciplinary project team
• Excellent communication and organisational skills
• Excellent English language skills, written and spoken
• Willingness to work flexible hours, including nights and weekends, during peak testing periods
• Full clean driving licence and willingness to be site-based for the project duration