Commissioning Engineer
Pubblicato il 13-09-2026 - agap2 Italia in Italia
Part of the MoOngy Group, Agap2 operates across the European market in 14 countries, providing engineering and plant engineering consultancy services. Since 2018, Agap2 Italia has been operating across the Italian market in the following sectors: Energy, Oil&Gas;, Steel, Hydrogen, Power Generation, Construction. ABOUT THE ROLE – Commissioning Engineer – Process We are looking for a Commissioning Engineer – Process with proven experience in commissioning and start-up activities within Oil&Gas; projects. The ideal candidate will be responsible for overseeing the commissioning of process systems, coordinating multidisciplinary teams, ensuring compliance with HSE requirements, and verifying that systems achieve the required design and operational performance. Work location: Milan & Ravenna Main responsibilities: Develop and review commissioning procedures, test packs and process system logic. Verify the readiness of utilities and support systems prior to commissioning activities. Review P&IDs;, PFDs, Cause & Effect diagrams, operating manuals and operating philosophies.
Participate in HAZOP, HAZID, SIL studies and Pre-Start-Up Safety Reviews (PSSR). Supervise flushing, purging, leak testing and functional testing of process systems. Support the introduction of hydrocarbons or chemicals during initial start-up activities. Monitor process systems during start-up and ramp-up, ensuring safe and stable operation. Coordinate the tuning of control loops and process alarms with Instrumentation and DCS teams. Support troubleshooting activities and identify corrective actions for process upsets. Prepare commissioning dossiers, test results and as-built documentation. Manage punch list completion and support system handover to Operations. Support performance testing, reliability runs and process optimization activities. Ensure compliance with HSE procedures, PTW, SIMOPS and LOTO requirements. Coordinate with Operations and multidisciplinary teams throughout the transition from commis