• Investigates the cause of failures, damages, or defects in the mechanical fields within industrial, commercial, and residential sites • Analyzes the failure of mechanical systems, determines the cause of failures, evaluates the quality of construction or reviews design or maintenance procedures • Participates in catastrophe responses such as hurricanes, tornados, floods, wildland fires, and earthquakes • Performs field investigations, leads multi-party examinations and documentation of damaged property • Researches failure modes and code requirements as needed, prepares recommendations for repair and/or remediation as appropriate • Prepares accurate, clear, thorough, and concise reports and letters outlining the cause and origin of the damages to clients • Follows established policies, procedures, and processes in preparing information, exercising sound judgment in applying these to potentially unusual or complicated situations • Provides deposition or expert testimony as a fact or expert witness for product liability cases, for civil or federal court cases, and, occasionally, criminal cases • Maintains established relationships with current clients and consultants • Manages and/or works with multi-disciplinary teams on large and complex assignments ensuring a cohesive approach to the investigation while maintaining effective communication across the project team

• Support design phase and engineer major components for large-scale energy storage projects • Recognize inconsistencies in engineering drawings, take corrective action, and strive for better design quality and efficiency • Identify and resolve errors in engineering studies and suggest future solutions • Prepare technical scopes of work for contracts • Support projects from inception to completion by working closely with project managers • Influence project teams on engineering tasks • Stay updated on project progress and technical issues • Manage project milestones and recognize risks • Collaborate with suppliers to integrate major equipment • Work with diverse teams to solve problems, improve opportunities, and integrate systems and controls • Understand specifications for major equipment purchasing, ensure clear communication, and propose solutions • Understand permitting requirements, propose solutions to legal challenges, and recommend site design improvements • Handle other assigned duties as needed • Travel 25% of the time for project specific duties

Role Description The Data Center Mechanical Commissioning Agent II executes commissioning of data center critical systems including: - Generators - CRAC - Roof top AHUs - Humidifier - Pre-action and wet sprinkler systems - Chillers - Cooling towers - Chill water pumps - Exhaust fans - Digital electrical distribution equipment This person is responsible for: - Conducting reviews of client design packages - Monitoring and analyzing FAT and First of Kind equipment Level 3 tests - Developing O&M documentation to serve as a reference for data center mechanical equipment The Data Center Commissioning Engineer is critical in the company's continued success and growth by ensuring that testing has been executed and the client's data centers operate at maximum operational efficiency. Qualifications - Bachelor's / Associates Degree in engineering a plus or comparable experience - 3-5 years experience in the Engineering Field - A/E experience working in complex facilities or mission critical projects a big plus - Previous Data Center / Mission Critical experience a must - Electrical equipment testing experience in a Critical Facilities / facility environment - Experience with IEEE/ASHRAE procedures and protocols a plus - Possess basic knowledge of systems design for various projects - Experience using Microsoft Word, Excel, and Microsoft Project Requirements - Must be a US citizen - Must be able to travel approximately 75% of the time Company Description CPG is an equal opportunity employer. We will consider all employment applicants without attention to age, race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran, or disability status.

Role Description The Data Center Mechanical Commissioning Agent II executes commissioning of data center critical systems including: - Generators - CRAC - Roof top AHUs - Humidifier - Pre-action and wet sprinkler systems - Chillers - Cooling towers - Chill water pumps - Exhaust fans - Digital electrical distribution equipment This person is responsible for: - Conducting reviews of client design packages - Monitoring and analyzing FAT and First of Kind equipment Level 3 tests - Developing O&M documentation to serve as a reference for data center mechanical equipment The Data Center Commissioning Engineer is critical in the company's continued success and growth by ensuring that testing has been executed and the client's data centers operate at maximum operational efficiency. Essential duties and responsibilities include: - Manage projects, plans, provide and gather specifications, and execute assignments in a multidisciplinary engineering commissioning role for large facility projects - Adhere to a thorough quality management/QC process and procedures - Participate in daily commissioning activity meetings - Prepare commissioning test procedures and reports - Develop and maintain commissioning logs, equipment checklist, and other tools to track commissioning projects - Write comprehensive reports including recommendations for optimizing building operations, functional checklists, list of deficiencies, equipment operation and maintenance manuals - Review design criteria, specifications, drawings, equipment submittals, and other documentation pertinent to commissioning - Conduct integrated system testing and load bank testing - Develop and administer functional tests for various systems - Help lead and manage any external resources - Schedule and direct periodic commissioning meetings - Interface with clients, contractors, equipment vendors, and owners’ agents as needed - Verify results of test reports - Assist with field troubleshooting of commissioned equipment as needed Additional requirements: - Must be a US citizen - Must be able to travel approximately 75% of the time Qualifications - Bachelor's / Associates Degree in engineering a plus or comparable experience - 3-5 years experience in the Engineering Field - A/E experience working in complex facilities or mission critical projects a big plus - Previous Data Center / Mission Critical experience a must - Electrical equipment testing experience in a Critical Facilities / facility environment - Experience with IEEE/ASHRAE procedures and protocols a plus - Basic knowledge of systems design for various projects - Experience using Microsoft Word, Excel, and Microsoft Project Requirements - No certificates or licenses required - No supervisory responsibilities with this position Physical Demands The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job: - Regularly required to sit; standing and walking is required - Noise level in the work environment is usually moderate - Occasionally lift and carry up to 50 pounds Company Description CPG is an equal opportunity employer. We will consider all employment applicants without attention to age, race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, veteran, or disability status.