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Controls & Energy Manager

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The Opportunity
The Controls & Energy Manager will be responsible for analyzing current energy usage, identifying opportunities for improvement, and developing the operational energy management plan in order to provide proper environmental conditions with cost-effective energy utilization. The successful candidate will join our existing team across the UK, providing support to our customers across a variety of portfolios.
What will this role involve?
Building Systems and Controls
- The Controls & Energy Manager will be responsible for the HVAC controls and Building Management Systems across a number of sites.
- Work with colleagues and suppliers to ensure that the BMS is maintained and developed to optimize energy efficiency and provide effective control of HVAC and other building systems.
- Work with colleagues to ensure that all building control systems (such as lighting controls) are effectively maintained to ensure efficient operation.
- Provide support to clients and building users to allow the most efficient use of relevant control systems.
Identifying Opportunities for Improving Utilities Efficiency
- Recommend sound policies directed toward energy and water conservation.
- Develop long-range plans for implementing innovations to improve energy and water efficiency, utilizing consultants where necessary.
- Develop improvement plans to ensure the best operation in the area of HVAC and energy equipment maintenance.
- Pursue an aggressive program to reduce site costs for energy.
- Work alongside Maintenance & Operations teams and building users to provide optimum facility comfort while reducing energy consumption levels.
- Assist maintenance managers in evaluating HVAC and energy equipment maintenance staff to ensure effectiveness.
- Review and recommend equipment and technologies to deliver improved energy efficiency as part of asset replacements and renewals.
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Data Management & Reporting
- Provide regular reports as to the overall effectiveness of the utilities management program.
- Compile regular reports on utilities consumption and efficiency in line with contractual requirements.
- Provide analysis of utilities data to highlight changes in consumption, their potential causes, and areas for further investigation or focus.
Commercial and Contractual Awareness
- Ensure that utilities management operations are supportive of the client’s and contractual objectives to optimize energy and water consumption.
- Identify the most appropriate route for funding improvements designed to improve energy & water efficiency.
- Liaise with Commercial Manager and equipment suppliers when conducting the bidding process for equipment upgrades and retrofits.
- Work with Commercial Manager to ensure that potential and actual commercial risks related to utilities consumption are understood.


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- Maintenance teams
- Line Manager
- Suppliers
- Client team
- HSEQ Team
What are we looking for?
- At least 3 years’ experience in Energy/Utility management
- HVAC Systems & Building Management Systems Controls
- Demonstrable experience in energy and water management within buildings
- Experience of collating, managing, and analyzing data to report on utilities consumption and identify areas for further investigation
- Take the initiative to develop needed professional skills appropriate to job assignments.
- Demonstrate behavior that is professional, ethical, and responsible and serve as a role model for all site staff.
- Employ effective interpersonal skills
- Adaptable in roles, multi-tasking when necessary.
- To work closely with all colleagues and enhance the team value.
- Effectively communicate with a wide variety of people representing different views, requirements, and perspectives
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