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Commissioning Technician

Summary description:

CriticalArc's Skillbridge program is intended to provide candidates with an approximately 90-day internship to gain hands-on, real-world experience performing building commissioning services in mission-critical environments. The goal of our program is to extend a full time offer at the end of the SkillBridge program.

Job description:

During the Skillbridge program, candidates will perform the following job functions:- Read and review construction drawings and specifications for the accuracy and functionality of systems.- Assist with developing installation QA/QC checklists and Functional Performance Testing scripts for Mechanical, Electrical, Plumbing, and Security systems.- Shadow and perform QA/QC and execute functional testing of equipment alongside commissioning engineers.- Document system issues and assist with troubleshooting alongside commissioning engineers.- Participate in commissioning progress meetings.- Maintain the project commissioning repository for all documentation.- Assist with managing the closeout of the commissioning process including review of training materials, system manuals, and the compiling of a final report.

To apply, please contact fsalinas@criticalarccx.com and send a copy of your resume.

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DoW marked this opportunity as part of the Defense Industrial Base when Career PCS last checked the mission field on Oct 11, 2026. This directory mark does not guarantee participant eligibility, command authorization, or a job offer.

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