Mechanical Commissioning Engineer
Pubblicato il 07-09-2026 - Eligo Recruitment in MilanoMilan, Italy - per annumMechanical Commissioning Engineer | Data CentresMilan, ItalyUp to 150,000 RAL + Excellent Benefits + Accommodation Support AvailableAre you a Mechanical Commissioning Engineer looking to work on some of Europe's most technically advanced Data Centre projects?This is an opportunity to join a leading international engineering contractor delivering multiple large-scale mission critical developments across the Milan region.If you have experience commissioning complex mechanical systems in the Data Centre sector, we'd love to hear from you.BenefitsSalary up to 150,000 RAL depending on experienceAccommodation support available where requiredPermanent position with a secure pipeline of projects for the next 5+ yearsWork on some of Europe's most prestigious mission critical developmentsStructured career development and leadership programmesOpportunities to progress across international projectsComprehensive benefits package with flexibility for exceptional candidatesJoin a collaborative engineering team delivering world-class critical infrastructureLocationYou'll be based across multiple large-scale Data Centre developments in the Milan area, supporting the delivery of complex mission critical facilities for global clients.What You'll Be DoingAs a Mechanical Commissioning Engineer, you'll play a vital role in ensuring critical mechanical systems are safely tested, commissioned and handed over to the highest industry standards.Your responsibilities will include:Commissioning mechanical building services systems across major Data Centre projectsReviewing mechanical drawings, specifications and technical documentationDeveloping and implementing commissioning plans, procedures and test scriptsCoordinating commissioning activities with project teams, vendors and specialist contractorsTesting and validating HVAC, chilled water, condenser water and ventilation systemsSupporting pre-commissioning, flushing, pressure testing and functional performance testing