BMS Engineer

The post holder will support the estates team in the provision of a high-quality service. They will ensure the upkeep of designated areas by carrying out general and specific duties as directed.

Responsibilities

• Carry out P.P.M., service, testing, diagnosing, repairing, and calibrating advanced electrical and mechanical installations, plant, and equipment.

• Maintain the site Building Management System (BMS) and other similar computerised control systems.

• Ensure that the BMS is optimised for maximum energy efficiency, producing monthly reports and data to support quarterly and annual energy reporting.

• Act as site expert on BMS systems, providing training and development for other members of the estates team.

• Respond to breakdown maintenance requests promptly and effectively.

• Ensure sufficient disaster recovery mechanisms and parts stocks are in place to minimise BMS system downtime.

• Work safely and in accordance with company health and safety procedures.

• Maintain accurate estates records and plant history.

• Participate in the out-of-hours on-call procedure.

• Adapt to new situations as they arise.

• Share technical knowledge with colleagues and support team development.

• Undertake training as required.

Knowledge, Skills & Experience

• The BMS Technician will be employed on work appropriate to their core special skills.

• Extensive knowledge of large-scale BMS systems, particularly Continuum and EcoStruxure.

• Knowledge of standard electrical wiring practices, electronic components, and electrical schematic symbols.

• Experience of BMS energy management on a large site, with exposure to challenging energy efficiency targets.

• Knowledge of modern Energy Centre technologies/controls including CHP, boilers, generators, absorption and electric chillers, ground and air source heat pumps (desirable).

• Understanding of general HVAC installation and operation.

• Familiarity with BMS third-party interface protocols, including Bacnet, Modbus, and Mbus.

• Computer skills with experience in Windows-based applications.

• Strong team player with the ability to work independently, demonstrating drive, enthusiasm, and self-motivation.

• Completion of a recognised engineering apprenticeship.

• A suitable City & Guilds, BTEC, NVQ 3 or equivalent qualification.

• Minimum 3 years post-apprenticeship experience, ideally within a large-scale estates or facilities management environment.

• IEE 18th Edition wiring regulations 2381 (desirable).

• City & Guilds electrical installation inspection and testing 2391.

• Commitment to ongoing training to maintain competency levels.



Person Specification

• Flexible and adaptable approach to work.

• Friendly and approachable manner.

• Proactive and solution-focused mindset.

• Excellent communication and customer service skills.

• Ability to work independently with minimal supervision.

• Strong attention to detail with consistently high standards of delivery.

• Driven to exceed expectations.

• Professional, diligent, and intuitive.