Contract Duration: Start Date: March 30, 2026 End Date: March 30, 2027 Reporting to: CSU Manager Overview Under the direction of the CSU Manager, the LHY CSU Coordinator will prepare for and lead the safe Commissioning & Startup (C&SU) of the Hydrogen Liquefaction Unit. This position will also support the commissioning of the Air Separation Unit (ASU), which will come on stream first and operates as a similar cryogenic facility. This is a highly technical, field-focused role (~80% field-based during the CSU phase) requiring strong cryogenic, rotating equipment, and commissioning experience. During Construction Phase (2026) Project & Technical Familiarization Become fully aligned with the CSU Execution Plan, project schedule, and systemization strategy Develop deep technical understanding of the assigned process unit Build relationships with CSU, Construction, Engineering, and Operations teams Complete Safe Work Permit (SWP) training and become qualified to issue permits System Turnover Preparation Understand system scope and turnover sequencing Review system cleaning plans and contractor procedures Support temporary spool and consumables planning for CSU Review and finalize commissioning packages and procedures aligned with vendor and engineering requirements Utilize SmartCompletions (Air Products CMS tool) Support construction complete walkdowns Understand punch list and CSU handover management processes During Commissioning & Startup Phase (2027) Safety Leadership Champion EH&S standards in the field Audit, coach, and intervene as required to maintain safe execution Coordinate SIMOPS communication with the construction workforce Support ORI/PSSR prior to startup Execution & Coordination Attend and support CC/MC/STCC walkdowns Participate in daily CSU execution meetings and 3-week lookahead planning Coordinate field operations and craft discipline leads Resolve field issues and elevate when required Act as CSU liaison with vendors and specialty contractors Support nightshift Daily Order Instructions (DOIs) LHY-Specific Responsibilities Execute high-pressure leak and vacuum testing for the cold box and storage systems Support startup of hydrogen compressors, turbo-expanders, and ortho-to-para conversion systems Execute nitrogen and helium purging cycles Manage cryogenic cool-down and initial liquid hydrogen loading into storage Qualifications & Experience 5+ years in gas processing, refining, or cryogenic ASU facilities Hydrogen liquefaction or LNG experience considered an asset Strong cryogenic knowledge including liquid hydrogen properties and contamination risks (~ -253C) Experience with high-speed turbo-machinery and reciprocating compressors Required Certifications (one of the following) Minimum 3rd Class Power Engineer Process Technician/Technologist Professional Process Engineer Core Competencies Strong safety mindset Adaptable in dynamic work environments Collaborative team approach Strong troubleshooting and technical problem-solving ability Highly organized and execution-focused Excellent verbal and written communication skills Proficient in MS Office, Smart Plant Review, and Bluebeam Revu Working Conditions ~80% field-based during the CSU phase Outdoor work in varying weather conditions Occasional confined space entry and climbing/fall protection #J-18808-Ljbffr
Job Title
Commissioning Specialist