Senior Construction Field Representative - Data Centers

• Serve as the owner's field representative and primary interface between the client, engineer of record, general contractor, trade partners, commissioning authority, and testing agencies.
• Review IFC drawings, specifications, submittals, shop drawings, equipment data sheets, RFIs, method statements, inspection and test plans, and sequence-of-operations documents.
• Verify field installations comply with approved submittals, contract documents, applicable codes, manufacturer requirements, and project quality standards.
• Oversee installation of medium- and low-voltage electrical distribution systems, including utility service, substations, transformers, switchgear, generators, UPS systems, ATS/STS equipment, PDUs, RPPs, busway, grounding, bonding, and lightning protection.
• Monitor mechanical systems including chillers, cooling towers, CRAH/CRAC units, air-handling equipment, pumps, heat exchangers, hydronic piping, fuel systems, and associated controls.
• Verify coordination and integration between electrical, mechanical, fire-protection, BMS, EPMS, life-safety, and controls systems.
• Monitor daily construction progress, manpower, equipment installation, material deliveries, field productivity, schedule milestones, and critical-path activities.
• Maintain detailed daily reports, progress photographs, quantity records, issue logs, inspection documentation, and field observations.
• Identify nonconforming work, initiate or track NCRs, document deficiencies, and verify corrective actions.
• Review contractor progress, installed quantities, schedule updates, change requests, and payment applications.
• Lead or participate in daily coordination meetings, owner-architect-contractor meetings, pull-planning sessions, and commissioning meetings.
• Coordinate inspections, hold points, testing activities, energization plans, shutdowns, and equipment startups.
• Support L1-L5 commissioning, including factory witness testing, equipment receipt verification, prefunctional checklists, startup, functional performance testing, load-bank testing, and integrated systems testing.
• Review commissioning scripts, test procedures, deficiency logs, trending data, and final reports.
• Witness electrical testing such as insulation resistance, ground resistance, torque verification, relay testing, breaker testing, and power-quality validation.
• Witness mechanical testing such as flushing, pressure testing, TAB, equipment startup, controls validation, and performance testing.
• Review punch lists, redline drawings, as-built documentation, O&M manuals, training records, warranties, and turnover packages.
• Provide technical direction to field inspectors, special inspectors, testing laboratories, and other construction support personnel.

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