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Commissioning Engineer - Critical Cooling
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Job Description
We’re recruiting a Commissioning Engineer to join a specialist OEM team delivering large-scale data centre and critical cooling projects across the UK, with occasional European project support.
This is a commissioning-led role, not service. You’ll take ownership of complex cooling systems from first power-up through to final sign-off on high-value, mission-critical sites.
What You’ll Be Doing
You’ll lead the commissioning of full data centre cooling infrastructure, including chillers, AHUs, CRAC/CRAH units and fan wall systems. The role covers functional testing, optimisation, controls integration, documentation and client handovers.
Work is predominantly UK-based (London and South East heavy), with planned project travel rather than reactive call-outs. You’ll work closely with advanced controls platforms including BACnet and Modbus, supporting integration with site BMS systems.
This is a mobile, autonomous position where engineers are trusted to manage their own time and represent the business on complex project sites.
What You’ll Need
Proven commissioning experience at sign-off level with chillers, AHUs and CRAC/CRAH systems
Strong controls knowledge, including BACnet and Modbus
Previous data centre or critical cooling commissioning experience
Comfortable working independently on complex, live or near-live sites
Confident producing commissioning documentation and leading client handovers
Full UK driving licence
Willingness to travel, including occasional European projects
Salary, Earnings & Package
£48,000 – £52,000 base salary (DOE), structured to deliver strong total annual earnings.
The package includes:
Door-to-door travel paid
Time-and-a-half paid on all hours worked beyond 40 per week (including travel)
Consistent, predictable overtime due to long-term project delivery
Pension contributions calculated on full earnings
Company vehicle with private use, laptop, tablet, tools and high-spec equipment
Paid travel, accommodation and expenses
Ongoing OEM training on critical cooling systems and controls
For engineers comfortable with site-based project work, the structure delivers earnings well beyond the headline base , alongside stability and high-quality projects.
What’s Next
If you’re a commissioning engineer looking to work on serious infrastructure with paid travel, consistent overtime and a business that values technical competence, get in touch for a confidential conversation or send over your CV to find out more.
This is a commissioning-led role, not service. You’ll take ownership of complex cooling systems from first power-up through to final sign-off on high-value, mission-critical sites.
What You’ll Be Doing
You’ll lead the commissioning of full data centre cooling infrastructure, including chillers, AHUs, CRAC/CRAH units and fan wall systems. The role covers functional testing, optimisation, controls integration, documentation and client handovers.
Work is predominantly UK-based (London and South East heavy), with planned project travel rather than reactive call-outs. You’ll work closely with advanced controls platforms including BACnet and Modbus, supporting integration with site BMS systems.
This is a mobile, autonomous position where engineers are trusted to manage their own time and represent the business on complex project sites.
What You’ll Need
Proven commissioning experience at sign-off level with chillers, AHUs and CRAC/CRAH systems
Strong controls knowledge, including BACnet and Modbus
Previous data centre or critical cooling commissioning experience
Comfortable working independently on complex, live or near-live sites
Confident producing commissioning documentation and leading client handovers
Full UK driving licence
Willingness to travel, including occasional European projects
Salary, Earnings & Package
£48,000 – £52,000 base salary (DOE), structured to deliver strong total annual earnings.
The package includes:
Door-to-door travel paid
Time-and-a-half paid on all hours worked beyond 40 per week (including travel)
Consistent, predictable overtime due to long-term project delivery
Pension contributions calculated on full earnings
Company vehicle with private use, laptop, tablet, tools and high-spec equipment
Paid travel, accommodation and expenses
Ongoing OEM training on critical cooling systems and controls
For engineers comfortable with site-based project work, the structure delivers earnings well beyond the headline base , alongside stability and high-quality projects.
What’s Next
If you’re a commissioning engineer looking to work on serious infrastructure with paid travel, consistent overtime and a business that values technical competence, get in touch for a confidential conversation or send over your CV to find out more.
