Controls Commissioning Technician

The entry-level Controls Commissioning Technician works with a team of Controls Commissioning Engineers to design and integrate controls systems for industrial material-handling solutions and production lines.

The Controls Commissioning Engineer is a travel-based role that works at various job sites (customer facilities) to support the onsite commissioning of TGWs material-handling solutions.

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Assists in the calibration and configuration of instrumentation, sensors, and control devices.

Performs functional testing and validation of equipment and systems to ensure proper installation and operation according to design specifications.

Works closely with engineering, construction, and project management teams to execute commissioning plans and schedules.

Troubleshoots mechanical, electrical, and control systems to identify and resolve issues during the startup and commissioning phases.

Records and documents all test results, issues found, and corrective actions taken for quality assurance and project turnover.

Ensures all systems comply with safety standards, codes, and regulatory requirements before handoff to operations.

Maintains clear and accurate communication with supervisors and stakeholders regarding progress, delays, and technical concerns.

Supports the integration of automation systems, including PLCs and SCADA, during commissioning processes.

Participates in safety checks, lockout/tagout procedures, and ensures all tasks are performed in a safe work environment.

Travels to projects both domestically and internationally.

Performs other duties as assigned.