BMS Commissioning Engineer

Role: BMS Commissioning Engineer 

Reporting to: Technical Director

Salary: £45,000 - 60,000

Company Profile

The client is a well-established global engineering company, who are looking to bring on board a commissioning engineer to join their team. To any candidate who has not done work on their BMS systems before, they will provide full in-house training for the selected engineer. The majority of work and projects they do are commercial, however they do sometimes work in other sectors.

Benefits

• Salary £45,000 – 60,000 (Dependent on experience. More senior engineers will be able to see the higher end of the salary)
• 24 days holiday + bank holidays.
• Car Allowance Up to £6,600/ Company Vehicle
• Pension up to 10%
• Private Medical (After 6 months of work)
• Life Insurance (4x salary)
• Income Protection
• Employee Wellbeing
• Cycle to work
• Discounts for gym
• Cycle to work Scheme

Aims of the Role

• To be able to liaise with subcontractors, clients and other members of the clients team in an effective and positive manner.
• Ensure that project deadlines and commissioning objectives are met whilst working closely with the project manager
• To commission in line with the client’s specifications.
• Review and configure project software and documentation, making modifications as necessary.
• To execute panel modification when necessary
• To be able to do client demonstrations and user training.

Responsibilities and Requirements

For this role you will be reporting the Technical Director. Working remotely, you will oversee the commissioning / pre-commissioning of the controls for all plant and equipment connected to the client’s system.

You will communicate regularly with project management, ensuring that you provide progress reports. In addition to this, you will identify issues and snags that are disrupting the commissioning works. For this role, you will need to liaise with sub-contractors and clients making sure that correct execution of design is achieved.

As a commissioning engineer you will at times be required to work independently and as a team. It would be seen as an advantage to have the knowledge of certain non-proprietary protocols such as Modbus, mBus and BACnet.

Most work will be within the London area, however if the need arises you might be required to cover projects in the South.

If the role is of any interest, please feel free to apply or contact Adam on the details attached