Data Center Site Resident Engineer

On-Site Responsibilities:

• Observations:
  • Record weekly site observations.
  • Assist with site design coordination queries.
  • Attend site inspections of contractor installations.
  • Raise and review site observations, field issues, and non-conformances with Owners, Contractors, OFCI vendors, etc.
• Site Inspections:
  • Review equipment deliveries as requested.
  • Observe contractor benchmarks, mock-ups, and samples.
  • Attend QA/QC factory visits for vendor equipment inspection.
  • Document and report findings from factory visits and inspections.
  • Record and track observations and non-conformance issues raised during factory inspections.
• Testing:
  • Attend all witness testing, including all L1 – L5 commissioning (Cx) tests.
• Meeting Attendance:
  • Participate in site design coordination workshops, OFCI meetings, commissioning meetings, and BIM coordination.
• Documentation Support:
  • Review and answer queries on-site with the goal of reducing RFIs from the contractor.
  • Act as A/E POC for the Owner on discipline-specific design and installation questions.

• 8+ years of relevant experience in the mechanical or electrical field.
• Professional Engineer (PE) license a plus.
• Proficient in design and construction document management.
• Strong knowledge of construction administration and documentation.
• Capable of design document review and coordination across multiple disciplines.
• Experience in interpreting and adapting specifications appropriately.
• Solid understanding of building, fire, mechanical, plumbing, and electrical codes.
• Excellent verbal and written communication skills for engaging with Owners, A/E consultants, and contractor staff.
• Ability to work independently in large-scale construction environments.
• Flexible and adaptable to changing priorities from the Owner’s construction management team.

• Bachelor's degree in Mechanical Engineering, Electrical Engineering, or a related field (preferred but not required).

• PMP or similar project management certification (preferred).
• LEED certification (a plus).

• Must be able to walk, stand, stoop, twist, bend, and climb stairs or ladders for extended periods while navigating uneven, unpaved, or obstructed terrain.
• Must be able to lift, carry, push, or pull up to 50 pounds on an occasional basis.
• Must be able to drive between job sites and access all areas of an active construction zone, including raised platforms, scaffolding, and confined spaces.
• Must be able to tolerate exposure to outdoor weather conditions, dust, and construction-related noise, vibrations, and odors.
• Must be able to communicate effectively with contractors, engineers, and site personnel, and maintain situational awareness in high-activity environments.
• Personal protective equipment (PPE), including hard hats, safety vests, hearing protection, and steel-toe boots, is required.
• Must have sufficient visual acuity to read drawings, specifications, and safety signage, and to observe site activity.