Commissioning Manager

Location: Texas, USA (Initial CSU Scope – 40MW Temporary Power)
Future Opportunities: 200MW Project + Canada & USA (2026)
Employment Type: Project-Based / Contract
Start Date: TBC
WSG Energy Services is seeking an experienced Commissioning Manager to lead commissioning and start-up (CSU) activities for an urgent 40MW temporary power project in Texas, with anticipated transition into a larger 200MW power generation project.
The Commissioning Manager is a senior leadership role responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing all commissioning activities to ensure systems are delivered safely, compliantly, and ready for operation. This role is involved early in project execution and works closely with engineering, construction, vendors, and client teams to drive a successful start-up.

Key Responsibilities
Leadership & Planning

• Lead the full commissioning lifecycle, from planning through final handover
• Develop and execute the commissioning philosophy, strategy, and execution plans
• Establish commissioning schedules, milestones, and manpower requirements
• Ensure commissioning activities align with project schedule and construction readiness

Coordination & Stakeholder Management

• Act as the primary interface between commissioning, project management, construction, vendors, and the client
• Coordinate multi-discipline commissioning teams (Electrical, Instrumentation, Mechanical, Process)
• Support vendor coordination and integration into commissioning activities

Safety, Quality & Compliance

• Ensure all commissioning activities comply with regulatory, safety, and project requirements
• Promote and enforce a strong safety culture across all commissioning disciplines
• Identify risks and implement mitigation strategies

Execution & Reporting

• Monitor commissioning progress, identify constraints, and resolve execution issues
• Provide regular progress reports, metrics, and forecasts to project leadership
• Oversee final acceptance, documentation, and system handover to operations

Qualifications & Experience

• Engineering degree or equivalent technical background
• Extensive experience in commissioning and start-up of power or energy projects
• Proven leadership experience managing multi-discipline teams
• Strong planning, communication, and stakeholder engagement skills

Work Authorization:
Preference may be given to candidates eligible to work in the United States under applicable professional work authorization programs.