Commissioning Compliance Manager

London Source: WhatJobs

£60,000–£75,000

Commissioning Compliance Manager (Mechanical Bias)

Location: London or Northampton

I’m currently working with a well-established, building services contractor who is looking to appoint a mechanically biased Commissioning Compliance Manager to join their growing team.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone from an HVAC commissioning or mechanical project background who is looking to step into a more compliance-focused role.

You’ll be working closely with a Senior Commissioning Compliance Manager, gaining exposure to high-profile projects while building your technical and leadership capability.

The Role

This position will see you supporting the mechanical commissioning compliance function across live projects, ensuring systems are delivered, tested and handed over in line with regulatory and client standards.

Key responsibilities include:

Supporting compliance and commissionability reviews across all mechanical systems
Providing technical support to project teams throughout procurement and construction
Assisting in developing and tracking commissioning programmes
Coordinating with the Electrical Compliance Manager to develop power‑on schedules and identify E-to-M dependencies
Reviewing technical documentation including TCPs, testing & commissioning certificates and technical submissions
Conducting site inspections and identifying non‑compliance or risk areas
Supporting factory acceptance testing (FAT), witnessing and system demonstrations
Witnessing commissioning activities in line with codes of practice and securing client sign‑off
Ensuring integrated systems testing documentation is in place (C&E, power outage testing, Home Office validation etc.)
Supporting environmental and specialist testing where required
Collating and reviewing final commissioning and test documentation

Although the role is mechanically biased, you’ll need a working understanding of electrical and public health systems.

What We’re Looking For

Minimum 5 years’ experience within the Building Services sector
Background in HVAC commissioning or mechanical project delivery
Strong understanding of ventilation and hydronic systems
Knowledge of chilled water, heating, ventilation and public health services
Familiarity with flushing, cleaning and water treatment processes
Solid understanding of commissioning procedures, testing and balancing
Ability to interpret mechanical drawings and specifications
Working knowledge of UK Building Regulations, CIBSE guidelines, BSRIA standards and British Standards