Project Commissioning Lead

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🇦🇺 Australia – Remote

⏰ Full Time

🟠 Senior

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Aggreko

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5001 - 10000 employees

⚡ Energy

🏭 Manufacturing

Energy • Manufacturing

Aggreko is the global leader in temporary power, temperature control, and energy solutions. The company offers a range of innovative and flexible modular solutions, utilizing the latest technologies to deliver optimal results for its customers. Specializing in power generation and cooling systems, Aggreko provides a variety of equipment including diesel and gas generators, transformers, chillers, and industrial air conditioners to meet diverse energy needs. The company also values its employees, promoting a fulfilling work environment and opportunities for career growth.

📋 Description

• Plan, coordinate, and lead commissioning activities for hybrid renewable energy projects, including thermal, solar photovoltaic (PV), battery energy storage system (BESS), and wind turbine generators • Develop commissioning procedures, Inspection and Test Plan schedules, procedures, and checklists aligned with project requirements and industry standards • Supervise commissioning teams, subcontractors, and third-party vendors to ensure quality and safety compliance • Oversee system testing, performance verification, and troubleshooting during commissioning phases • Collaborate with engineering, construction, and operations teams to resolve technical issues and optimize system performance • Ensure compliance with health, safety, environmental, and quality standards throughout commissioning • Prepare and maintain detailed commissioning documentation, reports, and handover packages • Facilitate client inspections, acceptance testing, and final project handover • Drive continuous improvement in commissioning processes and methodologies

🎯 Requirements

• Degree in Electrical Engineering, Renewable Energy Engineering, or related technical discipline • High voltage switching qualifications or equivalent (preferred) • OEM training / certifications for solar inverters, wind turbines, or BESS systems (advantage) • Strong knowledge of relevant codes, standards and regulations (e.g., IEC, AS/NZS, grid codes) • 5 – 10+ years commissioning experience in power generation and/or heavy industrial projects • Established track record commissioning thermal, solar PV, wind turbines, and BESS • Experience with hybrid power plant controls, Energy Management Systems (EMS), SCADA systems, and grid integration • Strong understanding of HV / LV electrical systems, protection schemes, grid codes, control systems and utility interfacing • Demonstrated experience/understanding of Hazardous Areas associated with hydrocarbons • Thorough understanding of Tier 1 commissioning processes or similar • Demonstrated ability to lead multi-disciplinary site teams in complex commissioning environments • Leadership and team management in high-risk technical environments • Strong diagnostic and problem-resolution skills • Excellent planning and organisational capability • Stakeholder communication and contractor management • Commitment to safety and quality assurance • Ability to work in remote and challenging project locations

🏖️ Benefits

• Competitive salary and performance bonuses • Opportunities for professional development and career progression • A dynamic and purpose-driven culture • Access to cutting-edge technology and global resources