GS Group
BMS Commissioning Engineer

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BMS Commissioning/Project Engineer
Oxford
Full-Time
£55,000 - £65,000 + benefits & vehicle/allowance
Position
The Controls Commissioning Engineer will provide technical expertise across BMS and building controls projects, covering engineering, programming, testing, commissioning, and start-up of control systems and associated mechanical/electrical equipment. The role will support projects from pre-construction through to completion, including software development, system amendments, integration, and client handover.
Qualifications & Experience
- 6+ years’ experience within BMS, Building Controls, or a related controls environment.
- Strong understanding of BMS/controls systems, control panels, instrumentation, and field devices.
- Experience with BMS software engineering, strategy development, and system modifications.
- Knowledge of third-party system integration and open protocols such as BACnet, Modbus, or similar.
- Experience with commissioning, testing, fault-finding, and system validation.
- Ability to develop or amend BMS graphics and technical documentation.
- Ability to work independently or as part of a wider engineering team.
- Strong communication, problem-solving, and organizational skills.
- Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office and general engineering software.
- Trend/Tridium/Priva knowledge
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- Manage and provide technical support on complex BMS and controls projects.
- Attend pre-construction and design meetings to support project development and client requirements.
- Review plant information, drawings, and specifications and assess technical requirements.
- Complete BMS software engineering, programming, and system amendments.
- Commission, test, and validate BMS/controls systems and associated equipment.
- Produce, modify, and amend BMS graphics in line with client requirements.
- Develop control strategies and Descriptions of Operation.
- Support the selection and specification of BMS/controls components.
- Fault-find and resolve technical issues across controls, software, and system integrations.
- Produce commissioning documentation, operational manuals, and project handover information.
- Attend client demonstrations and support final system handover.
- Provide technical support throughout the project lifecycle.
- Monitor quality of works and ensure projects are delivered in line with specifications.
- Provide guidance, mentoring, and technical support to junior engineers.
- Work in accordance with company health, safety, quality, and environmental procedures.
- Support project teams with other technical duties as required.
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