BMS Commissioning Engineer
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Clear in Italia
BMS Commissioning Engineer
Milan - Data Centre Projects
€45,000 - €55,000 + Premio + Healthcare + Pension
A growing building automation and controls company is expanding its presence across Europe and is looking for an experienced BMS Commissioning Engineer to join its team in Milan.
The role will focus on the commissioning, testing and handover of BMS and building automation systems across large-scale data centre projects.
You will work closely with project managers, controls engineers, electrical and mechanical contractors, and client teams to ensure BMS systems are fully tested, integrated and operating in line with project specifications and critical infrastructure requirements.
This is an excellent opportunity for a commissioning engineer with a strong BMS/controls background who wants to work on technically challenging mission-critical projects and develop their career within a growing international organisation.
Responsibilities
- Commission BMS and building automation systems across large-scale data centre projects.
- Carry out point-to-point testing,
functional testing and system commissioning.
- Test and commission HVAC control systems including AHUs, chillers, pumps, CRAC/CRAH units and associated equipment.
- Configure and test BMS controllers, I/O, sensors, actuators and field devices.
- Diagnose and resolve hardware, software, controls and communication issues.
- Complete functional performance testing in accordance with project specifications.
- Support integrated systems testing (IST) and client witnessing activities.
- Work with electrical and mechanical teams to coordinate commissioning activities.
- Interface with PLCs, HVAC equipment and other third-party systems.
- Test communications and integrations using protocols such as BACnet and Modbus.
- Review BMS graphics, alarms, trends, sequences and control strategies.
- Produce commissioning records, test sheets and technical documentation.
- Identify defects and ensure issues are resolved prior