ENFRA

Mechanical Engineer

• Apply standard engineering techniques to design, analyze, test, maintain, repair, or improve products, components, or assemblies
• Sign and seal engineering documents
• Analyze, develop, and evaluate systems
• Improve and maintain current systems or create new projects
• Design and draft blueprints
• Visit systems in the field
• Manage projects
• Apply engineering techniques and analyses within the scope of assignments
• Perform work under general supervision
• Handle complex issues and problems, referring only the most complex issues to higher-level staff

Mechanical Engineer, PE I

Project Manager

• Manage overall project execution and verify deliverable accuracy and adherence to project scope.
• Coordinate with the commissioning team and project stakeholders to maintain alignment, meet client requirements, and execute the Cx scope efficiently.
• Oversee project KPIs and performance metrics to drive continuous improvement and maintain project health.
• Maintain project budgets and manage resource utilization across multiple projects.
• Create and manage the project scope tracker, resource calendar, and forecast.
• Establish frequent project-status and execution tracking and reporting for clients and stakeholders.
• Verify proposals and project scopes are clear, complete, and unambiguous.
• Drive corrective actions when scope or performance gaps are identified.
• Support the Cx Director and Business Development team by developing commissioning scopes of work and accurate task/project pricing.
• Participate in new project interviews and pursue opportunities with potential project clients.
• Train and mentor the commissioning team.
• Provide input on commissioning standards and processes.
• Lead or support commissioning tasks, including Owner’s Project Requirements, Cx design reviews, commissioning specifications and plans, functional testing, and owner training.
• Foster accountability, collaboration, and continuous improvement while upholding ENFRA’s owner advocacy philosophy and core values.

Commissioning Project Manager – I

Electrical Engineer

• Oversee the creation of technical design solutions and/or studies
• Provide technical authority and direction as Engineer of Record (EOR)
• Develop electrical engineering designs, studies and solutions as part of an integrated project team
• Analyze, develop and evaluate systems
• Improve and maintain current systems or create new projects
• Design and draft blueprints
• Visit systems in the field
• Manage projects
• Apply engineering techniques and analyses within the assignment scope
• Perform work under minimal supervision
• Handle complex issues and problems, referring only the most complex issues to higher-level staff
• Provide leadership, coaching and/or mentoring to a subordinate group
• May act as a lead or first-level supervisor
• Travel to job sites or office locations 5-10% of the time

Electrical Engineer, PE I

• Sign and seal engineering documents
• Analyze, develop, and evaluate systems
• Improve and maintain current systems or create new projects
• Design and draft blueprints
• Visit systems in the field
• Manage projects
• Apply engineering techniques and analyses within the assignment scope
• Handle complex issues with a high degree of latitude
• Provide leadership, coaching, and/or mentoring to a subordinate group
• Act as a lead or first-level supervisor when needed
• Interact directly with clients

Mechanical Engineer, PE II

Director

• Lead and support teams responsible for ensuring building systems align with owners’ operational requirements and engineers’ design intent
• Mentor and develop commissioning professionals and foster excellence, accountability, and client focus
• Establish performance standards, provide coaching, and conduct evaluations
• Collaborate with clients, internal teams, contractors, engineers, architects, and external partners
• Define, document, and communicate project requirements
• Manage and distribute project information to commissioning agents and technicians
• Maintain frequent project status tracking and reporting for clients and stakeholders
• Ensure communications with clients, contractors, and consultants are documented and properly executed
• Identify scope or performance gaps and drive corrective actions
• Develop and negotiate commissioning fee proposals, including labor-hour estimates
• Oversee KPIs and performance metrics to maintain project health and continuous improvement
• Advise the VP of Commissioning on standards, processes, and best practices
• Support business development, interviews, and new and existing client opportunities
• Lead and advance the commissioning process across assigned projects
• Participate in owner training activities
• Manage project commissioning budgets and guide efficient execution
• Assess project feasibility and profitability before approval
• Reinforce ENFRA’s owner advocacy principles and core values

Commissioning Director

• Apply standard engineering techniques to design, analyze, test, maintain, repair, or improve products, components, or assemblies
• Sign and seal engineering documents
• Analyze, develop, and evaluate systems
• Improve and maintain current systems or create new projects
• Design and draft blueprints
• Visit systems in the field
• Manage projects
• Apply engineering techniques and analyses within the scope of assignments
• Perform work with a high degree of latitude
• Handle complex issues
• Provide leadership, coaching, and/or mentoring to a subordinate group
• Act as a lead or first-level supervisor when needed
• Interact directly with clients

• Produce pricing design documents for budgets and value engineering
• Produce construction design documents when Bernhard Engineering is the EOR
• Develop conceptual design strategies and associated documentation
• Assist senior engineers with technical solutions for operations teams
• Conduct code research and product research
• Prepare detail drawings and calculations
• Provide mentoring to other employees
• Present to groups of three or more
• Report to the Director of Engineering

• Apply standard engineering techniques to design, analyze, test, maintain, repair, or improve products, components, or assemblies
• Sign and seal engineering documents
• Analyze, develop, and evaluate systems
• Improve and maintain current systems or create new projects
• Design and draft blueprints
• Visit systems in the field
• Manage projects
• Apply engineering techniques and analyses within the scope of assigned work
• Perform work under general supervision
• Handle complex issues and problems, referring only the most complex issues to higher-level staff
• Report to the Engineering Director

Manager

• Serve as the primary Project Controls business partner for an assigned Delivery Vice President and project portfolio
• Provide portfolio-level leadership, coordination, and oversight for cost management, forecasting, scheduling, risk management, change management, energy performance, reporting, and Project Controls execution
• Lead project, portfolio, and Delivery leadership reviews with objective, data-driven insight
• Partner with Project Executives, Project Managers, Engineering, Supply Chain, Pre-Construction, Finance, and Project Controls teams
• Lead project setup, execution planning, baseline schedules, work breakdown structures, time-phased budgets, and execution plans from Phase 3 through Commercial Close
• Escalate portfolio risks, forecast concerns, schedule threats, change exposure, performance issues, and resource constraints
• Oversee budgeting, cost control, commitment tracking, cash flow, cost trending, variance analysis, and Estimate-at-Completion development
• Direct oversight of the Cost Controller and Project Scheduler; review forecasts and monitor schedule performance
• Maintain portfolio risk registers and change registers; review risks, opportunities, claims, and change impacts
• Ensure energy production, savings, performance commitments, and related economics are incorporated into project controls processes
• Interface with Operations Finance on revenue recognition, margin, cash, reforecasting, and month-end alignment
• Lead monthly project reviews, status reports, executive reporting, and client reporting when required
• Provide functional leadership, coaching, mentoring, workload coordination, and development support to Project Controls personnel
• Implement enterprise Project Controls standards, procedures, tools, systems, and methodologies
• Maintain direct Project Controls ownership of strategic, complex, or high-visibility projects and support corrective and recovery actions

Senior Project Controls Manager

• Serve as the primary Project Controls business partner for an assigned Delivery Vice President and project portfolio
• Provide portfolio-level leadership, coordination, and oversight for cost management, forecasting, scheduling, risk management, change management, energy performance, reporting, and Project Controls execution
• Drive project and portfolio reviews, Delivery leadership meetings, and data-driven performance discussions
• Partner with Project Executives, Project Managers, Engineering, Supply Chain, Pre-Construction, Finance, and Project Controls teams
• Lead project setup and execution planning from Phase 3 through Commercial Close, including baseline schedules, work breakdown structures, time-phased budgets, and execution plans
• Escalate portfolio risks, forecast concerns, schedule threats, change exposure, performance issues, and resource constraints
• Oversee budgeting, cost control, commitment tracking, cash flow, cost trending, variance analysis, and Estimate-at-Completion development
• Direct oversight of the Cost Controller and Project Scheduler
• Review critical paths, milestones, resource considerations, contractual commitments, energy savings milestones, and recovery plans
• Maintain portfolio risk registers and oversee risk mitigation, change registers, claims, and potential cost and schedule impacts
• Ensure energy production, savings, performance commitments, and related economics are incorporated into Project Controls processes
• Interface with Operations Finance on revenue recognition, margin, cash, reforecasting, and month-end alignment
• Lead monthly project reviews, status reports, executive reporting, and client reporting when required
• Provide functional leadership, coaching, mentoring, workload coordination, and development support to Project Controls personnel
• Implement enterprise Project Controls standards, procedures, tools, systems, and methodologies
• Maintain direct Project Controls ownership of strategic, complex, or high-visibility projects and support corrective and recovery actions

• Serve as the primary Project Controls business partner and point of contact for an assigned Delivery Vice President and project portfolio
• Provide portfolio-level leadership, coordination, and oversight for cost management, forecasting, scheduling, risk management, change management, energy performance, reporting, and Project Controls execution
• Drive project reviews, portfolio reviews, and Delivery leadership meetings with objective, data-driven insight
• Partner with Project Executives, Project Managers, Engineering, Supply Chain, Pre-Construction, Finance, and Project Controls teams to develop executable cost, schedule, risk, and resource strategies
• Lead project setup, execution planning, baseline schedules, work breakdown structures, time-phased budgets, and execution plans from Phase 3 through Commercial Close
• Escalate significant portfolio risks, forecast concerns, schedule threats, change exposure, performance issues, and resource constraints
• Oversee budgeting, cost control, commitment tracking, cash flow, cost trending, variance analysis, and Estimate-at-Completion development
• Directly oversee the Cost Controller and Project Scheduler; review forecasts and monitor schedule performance
• Maintain portfolio risk registers and change registers; review risks, opportunities, claims, trends, and impacts
• Ensure energy production, savings, performance commitments, and related economics are integrated into project controls processes
• Interface with Operations Finance on revenue recognition, margin, cash, reforecasting, and month-end alignment
• Lead monthly project reviews, status reports, executive reporting, and client reporting when required
• Provide functional leadership, coaching, mentoring, workload coordination, onboarding support, and development planning for Project Controls personnel
• Implement enterprise Project Controls standards, procedures, tools, systems, and methodologies
• Maintain direct Project Controls ownership of strategic, complex, or high-visibility projects and support corrective and recovery actions

• Serve as the primary Project Controls business partner for an assigned Delivery Vice President and project portfolio
• Provide portfolio-level leadership, coordination, and oversight for cost management, forecasting, scheduling, risk management, change management, energy performance, reporting, and Project Controls execution
• Drive project and portfolio reviews, providing objective, data-driven insight into performance, risk, and forecast reliability
• Partner with Project Executives, Project Managers, Engineering, Supply Chain, Pre-Construction, Finance, and Project Controls teams
• Lead project setup, execution planning, baseline schedules, work breakdown structures, time-phased budgets, and execution plans from Phase 3 through Commercial Close
• Escalate portfolio risks, forecast concerns, schedule threats, change exposure, performance issues, and resource constraints
• Oversee budgeting, cost control, commitment tracking, cash flow, cost trending, variance analysis, and Estimate-at-Completion development
• Directly oversee the Cost Controller and Project Scheduler; review forecasts and schedule performance
• Maintain portfolio risk registers and change registers; evaluate impacts and promote timely approvals and incorporation
• Ensure energy production, savings, performance commitments, and related economics are incorporated into Project Controls processes
• Interface with Operations Finance on revenue recognition, margin, cash, reforecasting, and month-end alignment
• Lead monthly project reviews, status reports, executive reporting, and client reporting when required
• Provide functional leadership, coaching, mentoring, workload coordination, and development support to Project Controls personnel
• Implement enterprise Project Controls standards, procedures, tools, systems, and methodologies
• Maintain direct Project Controls ownership of strategic, complex, or high-visibility projects and support corrective and recovery actions

• Serve as the primary Project Controls business partner for an assigned Delivery Vice President and associated project portfolio
• Provide portfolio-level leadership, coordination, and oversight for cost management, forecasting, scheduling, risk management, change management, energy performance, reporting, and Project Controls execution
• Drive project, portfolio, and Delivery leadership reviews with objective, data-driven insight into performance, risk, and forecast reliability
• Partner with Project Executives, Project Managers, Engineering, Supply Chain, Pre-Construction, Finance, and Project Controls personnel on cost, schedule, risk, and resource strategies
• Lead project setup and execution planning from Phase 3 through Commercial Close, including baseline schedules, work breakdown structures, time-phased budgets, and execution plans
• Escalate portfolio risks, forecast concerns, schedule threats, change exposure, performance issues, and resource constraints
• Oversee budgeting, cost control, commitment tracking, cash flow, cost trending, variance analysis, and Estimate-at-Completion development
• Directly oversee the Cost Controller and review monthly forecasts and cost-to-complete methodologies
• Oversee Project Scheduler activities, schedule performance, critical paths, milestones, resource considerations, contractual commitments, and recovery plans
• Maintain portfolio risk registers and oversee risk mitigation, change registers, claims, and impacts to cost, schedule, energy performance, and contracts
• Ensure energy production, savings, performance commitments, and related economics are incorporated into Project Controls processes
• Interface with Operations Finance on revenue recognition, margin, cash, reforecasting, and month-end alignment
• Lead monthly project reviews, status reports, executive reporting, and client reporting when required
• Provide functional leadership, coaching, mentoring, workload coordination, and development support to Project Controls personnel
• Implement enterprise Project Controls standards, procedures, tools, systems, and methodologies
• Identify improvements through technology, automation, analytics, standardization, and proven Project Controls practices
• Maintain direct Project Controls ownership of strategic, complex, or high-visibility projects and support corrective and recovery actions

• Serve as the primary Project Controls business partner for an assigned Delivery Vice President and project portfolio
• Provide portfolio-level leadership, coordination, and oversight for cost management, forecasting, scheduling, risk management, change management, energy performance, reporting, and Project Controls execution
• Drive project and portfolio reviews, providing objective, data-driven insight into project performance, risk, and forecast reliability
• Partner with Project Executives, Project Managers, Engineering, Supply Chain, Pre-Construction, Finance, and Project Controls personnel on project strategies and emerging issues
• Lead project setup and execution planning from Phase 3 through Commercial Close, including baseline schedules, work breakdown structures, time-phased budgets, and execution plans
• Escalate significant portfolio risks, forecast concerns, schedule threats, change exposure, performance issues, and resource constraints
• Oversee cost management, financial performance, forecasting, budgeting, cost control, commitment tracking, cash flow, cost trending, variance analysis, and Estimate-at-Completion development
• Direct oversight of the Cost Controller and Project Scheduler; review forecasts and schedule performance
• Review critical paths, milestones, resources, contractual commitments, energy savings milestones, and recovery plans
• Maintain portfolio risk registers and change registers; evaluate risks, opportunities, claims, and change impacts
• Incorporate energy production, savings, performance commitments, and related economics into project controls processes
• Coordinate project planning, startup, preconstruction, supply chain, estimating, engineering packages, WBS, preliminary TPS, and Execution Plans
• Interface with Operations Finance on revenue recognition, margin, cash, reforecasting, and month-end alignment
• Lead monthly project reviews, status reports, executive reporting, and client reporting when required
• Use dashboards, KPIs, trend analysis, and portfolio reporting to identify risks, systemic issues, opportunities, and actions
• Provide functional leadership, coaching, mentoring, onboarding support, development planning, and knowledge transfer to Project Controls personnel
• Implement enterprise Project Controls standards, procedures, tools, systems, and methodologies
• Identify opportunities for technology, automation, analytics, standardization, and continuous improvement
• Maintain direct Project Controls ownership of assigned strategic, complex, or high-visibility projects and support corrective and recovery actions