Commissioning Management Technician

Company Description Independent services for building operational technology support organizations in designing, implementing, and maintaining modern, connected facilities. The company focuses on ensuring building systems operate safely, efficiently, and reliably through expert integration and commissioning. Clients benefit from objective, vendor-neutral advice that helps optimize performance and reduce downtime. This environment offers technical professionals the opportunity to work with innovative building technologies and contribute directly to improved operational outcomes.

Role Description As a Commissioning Management Technician in this full-time hybrid role based in Western Australia, you will support the testing, verification, and handover of building operational technology systems, with some work-from-home flexibility. Day-to-day responsibilities include assisting with commissioning activities for control, automation, and monitoring systems, following defined procedures and standards. You will perform functional tests, document results, identify defects, and collaborate with senior technicians, engineers, and contractors to resolve technical issues. The role involves preparing and updating commissioning documentation, maintaining accurate records, and supporting site inspections and service visits. You will also contribute to continuous improvement of commissioning practices, promote safe work methods, and provide clear communication to project stakeholders.

Qualifications

• WA Restricted or Full Electrical License - mandatory
• Technical knowledge of building services, control systems, or operational technology, with the ability to understand wiring diagrams, network layouts, and system architectures.
• Practical skills in testing, fault-finding, and using measurement tools (e.g., multimeters, diagnostic software) to verify system performance.
• Strong documentation and reporting skills, including the ability to record test results, update checklists, and contribute to commissioning plans.
• Effective communication and teamwork capabilities to collaborate with engineers, trades, contractors, and clients in a professional manner.
• Understanding of workplace safety requirements and safe work practices in construction or building services environments.
• Relevant trade qualification or technical certificate in electrical, instrumentation, mechanical, or building services; equivalent experience will also be considered.
• Experience in building automation, HVAC controls, or similar operational technology environments is highly regarded.
• Valid driver’s license and ability to attend sites across Western Australia as required.