The Opportunity:
Glumac, a Tetra Tech company, is seeking a Commissioning Agent to join our world-class Commissioning Team in Sacramento, CA. This is a unique opportunity to be part of a global leader in building engineering committed to combatting climate change through decarbonization, electrification, and resilient design.
Position Summary:
Commissioning is a quality assurance process that is invaluable to building and infrastructure owners, ensuring that systems and components are installed and operate as intended. This role will give you a chance to experience work both in the office and in the field with hands-on testing of a range of systems improving building performance, energy efficiency, reliability, and occupant comfort.
The Glumac Commissioning Team is a dedicated team of professionals focused exclusively on providing the highest quality commissioning services. Currently, we have over 30 full-time commissioning staff working on world-class projects, including LEED Cx, Title 24 Cx, retro-commissioning, energy studies, measurement and verification, ongoing commissioning, etc. We work with our clients from design to move-in and beyond, bringing together the owner, design team, contractors, and building operators to support and achieve the project goals. Our project owners (or clients) come from a wide array of market sectors, including commercial office developers, high tech manufacturers and data center operators, healthcare providers, biotech and pharmaceutical manufacturers, entertainment industry studios, K-12 districts and higher education campuses, government entities, infrastructure managers (roadways, airports, tunnels, water treatment facilities, and power distribution), and many more.
Essential Job Functions:
The following duties are considered essential to the role. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform these essential functions:
• Developing and maintaining pre-functional and functional checklists.
• Conducting field functional testing and performing on-site observations.
• Leading commissioning meetings and managing the overall commissioning process.
• Documenting test results, tracking issues in the resolution log, and preparing comprehensive commissioning reports.
• Supporting project management tasks as needed.
• Performing other related duties to ensure successful project delivery.
Required Qualifications:
• Bachelor's or advanced degree in engineering or a related field, or related industry experience.
• 2-5 years of related industry experience desired.
• Technical knowledge of MEP system design and operation, controls, and instrumentation background.
• Proficiency in client-facing/client relationship/client management skills.
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Proficiency in MS Office.
• Ability to climb ladders/stairs and to lift and carry loads above 20 lbs.
• Able to be on a job site for extended periods (8-10 hours).
• This position will require travel as needed.
• Vehicle transportation, valid driver's license, and insurance.
Preferred Qualifications:
• EIT license, Commissioning, Energy Management, or TAB certifications a plus.
• Experience with commissioning software or ongoing commissioning tools is a plus.
• Experience with mechanical and/or controls is a plus.
• Mission-critical, Life Science experience is a plus.
• Electrical Experience is a plus.
Work Environment and Location:
This position requires regular travel to project sites. Our hybrid work environment requires two in-office and/or on-site days per week. All candidates must be located in and eligible to work in the U.S.
Compensation:
Salary Range: $75,000 - $100,000 (depending on experience)
The base salary range represents the low and high end of the compensation scale for this role. Actual salaries will be determined based on location, experience, responsibilities, and qualifications. This salary range is just one component of Glumac's total compensation package, which includes benefits, professional development opportunities, and additional incentives.
