Impact Control Systems Limited
BMS COMMISSIONING ENGINEER, LONDON

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BMS Commissioning Engineer, London
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Due to an increase in workload, Impact Control Systems are recruiting a BMS Commissioning Engineer to join our team working on projects in London and the South East.
The role will involve working on a variety of projects, ensuring that BEMS installations are commissioned effectively, meeting project requirements and client expectations. The successful candidate will play a crucial role in optimising building energy performance, enhancing operational efficiency, and achieving sustainability goals.
Responsibilities
- Lead the commissioning process for project installations
- Coordinate with the project manager and project stakeholders to ensure a smooth-running project and integration with other building systems to ensure seamless operation
- Collaborate with project managers and other engineers to develop commissioning plans and ensure that commissioning activities are completed in line with these timelines
- Conduct functional testing of BEMS components and subsystems to verify proper operation and adherence to design specifications
- Identify and resolve technical issues during the commissioning phase. Perform diagnostic tests and troubleshooting procedures to address system problems and optimise performance
- Generate comprehensive commissioning reports, documenting test procedures, results, and any deviations from design specifications. Maintain accurate records of commissioning activities and project documentation
- As the on-site engineer, you will be the first point of contact for the client, you will communicate commissioning progress, address concerns, and provide technical support as needed whilst maintaining customer satisfaction
- Provide training and support to building operators and maintenance personnel on BMS operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting procedures
- Stay up to date with industry developments, emerging technologies, and best practices related to building energy management systems. Identify opportunities for process improvement and contribute to the enhancement of commissioning methodologies and tools
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Requirements
- Good customer-facing skills
- Good communication skills
- Strong technical knowledge
- Experience working on Trend, Tridium, or Siemens systems
We are currently working on a range of contracts in multiple sectors, including Commercial, Infrastructure, Retail, and Healthcare. We offer excellent opportunities for career progression within a friendly and forward-thinking team.
The salary will be based on the experience of the candidate. A company car can be provided or a car allowance if preferred.
If you have any questions or would like any more information on the role, please do not hesitate to contact us.
We work all over the UK on a variety of high-profile projects. If you are interested in working with Impact Controls but perhaps in a different location or a different role, please feel free to get in touch as we are always looking to add talented engineers to our team.


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To apply for this role, please email admin@impactcontrols.co.uk or call our office in confidence, 0151 254 2658.
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