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FusionIRX
CX Wet/Dry Mechanical Subject Matter Expert (SME)
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What they do
A Controls or Valve Technician monitors and repairs gas gauges, pressure valves, and thermostats on manufacturing equipment or machinery.
$72,763 / year median in Idaho
+13% projected growth
Job Description
CX Wet/Dry Mechanical Subject Matter Expert (SME) FusionIRX Boise, ID Job Details Contract 6 hours ago Qualifications Project team coordination Mechanical blueprint interpretation Instrumentation troubleshooting Construction specifications Team leadership On-site construction communication coordination Test Case Documentation (Quality assurance practices) Mechanical system commissioning projects Equipment troubleshooting Construction plans Construction drawing review Instrumentation commissioning Leading team collaboration initiatives Construction stakeholder communication Technical troubleshooting support Commissioning phase involvement Test Planning (Quality assurance practices) Validation design Stakeholder management Full Job Description FusionIRX is seeking an experienced Mechanical Commissioning Subject Matter Expert (SME) to support startup, commissioning, testing, and turnover activities for a large-scale semiconductor fabrication project in Boise, Idaho. The SME will provide technical leadership throughout installation verification, startup, controls validation, functional testing, integrated system testing, deficiency resolution, and final acceptance. The ideal candidate has hands-on experience with complex facility systems in semiconductor, advanced manufacturing, mission-critical, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, or similar technical environments and can effectively collaborate with owners, engineers, contractors, vendors, and commissioning teams. Key Responsibilities Serve as the mechanical commissioning technical lead through startup, testing, turnover, and acceptance. Review drawings, specifications, control sequences, submittals, RFIs, and commissioning requirements. Develop and review commissioning plans, procedures, test scripts, and turnover documentation. Verify installation, startup, controls integration, alarms, interlocks, balancing, and system performance. Identify and resolve technical and operational deficiencies. Participate in startup activities and functional and system testing. Maintain commissioning records, issue logs, testing documentation, and turnover packages. Communicate technical risks, system readiness, deficiencies, and schedule impacts to project leadership. Provide technical guidance and mentorship to commissioning personnel. Support coordination among project stakeholders and represent commissioning activities in meetings and field discussions. Mechanical Systems Expertise Strong commissioning experience with mechanical systems commonly found in semiconductor and advanced manufacturing facilities, including: HVAC systems (AHUs, MAUs, cleanroom HVAC, FFUs, VAV/CAV systems) Supply, return, exhaust, and specialty ventilation systems