The Opportunity

As part of the growth of the Airedale Controls Department an exciting opportunity has arisen for enthusiastic candidate to join the team working in a BMS Commissioning Engineer role. The role will give opportunity to gain many skill sets, from BMS commissioning to cutting edge water system control and new technologies. The role offers a strong grounding to progress towards Project Management.

The Role

Responsibilities for this role include:

• Site commissioning of controls projects and system integration (BMS/Energy Monitoring/HVAC controls/upgrade works)
• Site surveys / progress reviews
• Supervise installation sub-contractors where required
• Troubleshoot site issues
• Liaise with Customers and Project Engineers.
• Customers Training
• Provide technical and engineering support where required.
• Actively work with the controls team to increase efficiency and achieve prescribed targets.
• Maintain a high standard of quality control
• Produce precise reports
• Gain, maintain and grow valuable client relationships
• Be flexible in types of work carried out.
• Be prepared to work away from home when required.
• Work overtime when required.

Required Skills & Experience

• Experience with Tridium Niagara 4 software and controllers
• Capable of understanding and modifying control strategies
• Understanding of BMS/DCIM and common communication protocols (Modbus, BACnet, TCP/IP)
• Knowledge of IT systems, servers and communication networks
• Knowledge and Understanding of Ignition systems
• Competent electrical knowledge and capable of understanding electrical drawings
• Logical and methodical approach to problem solving using own initiative is a must
• Have good written & communication skills
• Team player
• CSCS or equivalent
• Can do attitude
• Attention to detail

Desirable Skills & Experience (Intensive Training will be provided for the right applicant)

• Field experience with HVAC applications/cooling/heating systems – ideally in a commissioning role
• Cooling systems knowledge
• Ability to carry out electrical modifications to HVAC systems