Commissioning Engineer
Pubblicato il 17-08-2026 - Thyssenkrupp in Italia
As commissioning Engineer, you will be responsible for the commissioning of our Green Hydrogen modules and conduction of on-site service for balance of plant and our Chlor-Alkali business.
Ensure safety throughout all commissioning processes;
Manage the commissioning team and ensure proper execution of commissioning planning;
Manage & Supervise the pre-commissioning, commissioning, start-up/ramp-up, performance testing of various subsystems and the plant;
Support the handover of subsystems and the plant between the different stakeholders at site;
Work closely with various stakeholders including the Project Manager, Site Manager and the Site Team to provide subject-matter expert advice and leadership.
Responsible for functionally developing, managing and delivering the means and methods of the commissioning execution strategy, schedule and cost;
Lead and direct all commissioning activities including the lead staff position responsible for and directing all commissioning activities at the site;
Ensures best practices by developing and implementing handover, pre-commissioning,
commissioning, preservation processes and systems considering and including: contractual requirements, construction and commissioning schedule, maintenance, change and risk management;
Establishes system boundaries, scopes of work and handover as per commissioning execution plants;
Communicates commissioning roles and scope for members of the engineering and construction team; understands the commissioning test plans and protocols, coordinates and attends engineering, construction and safety reviews;
Responsible to ensure proper documentation and reporting of commissioning related activities;
Manage/Implement commissioning processes to fulfill the commissioning schedule and contractual obligations;
Instruct the NCA commissioning team members;
Take decision on daily commissioning issues;
In coordination with the project management, negotiate and agree with the client on any commissioning issues;
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