BMS Projects Manager

TN United Kingdom; Sunbury-on-Thames; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 70,000; Full time

Job summary

An innovative firm seeks a skilled professional to oversee project works and support engineering teams on live sites. This role requires proficiency in systems like Trend and Schneider, along with a solid electrical background. You will be responsible for liaising with clients, supervising graphics creation, and ensuring smooth project handovers. Join a dynamic team where your expertise in networking protocols and control applications will be valued, making a significant impact on project success. If you are passionate about technology and thrive in a collaborative environment, this opportunity is perfect for you.

Qualifications

• 5+ years experience with Trend, Schneider, Tridium, or similar systems.
• Strong understanding of networking protocols and IT principles.

Responsibilities

• Liaise with clients on project works and supervise graphics creation.
• Carry out commissioning works on live sites and support engineers.

Skills

Trend

Schneider

Tridium

Johnson Controls Metasys

EasyIO

Networking Protocols

Control Applications

Mechanical Principles

Education

Electrical Engineering Background

Job description

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• Liaise with the Client regarding the various project works on site
• Supervise graphics creation when necessary
• Provide support to site commissioning engineers and maintenance department where necessary
• Carry out commissioning works on live sites
• Organise handovers and demonstrations once the project has been completed

What we are looking for

Required:

• Proficiency with Trend, Schneider, Tridium, Johnson Controls Metasys, or EasyIO, with at least 5 years of experience
• Preferably, the candidate will have an electrical background or experience working with live systems
• Ability to understand and implement the latest networking protocols and a good understanding of IT principles
• Strong understanding of control applications and mechanical principles