BMS Commissioning Engineer

London

2 weeks ago

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The client has an exciting opportunity for the right person to join their experienced team as a Commissioning Engineer supporting an exciting and diverse customer base, including several blue-chipaccounts,covering the London region.

Objectives

To work and collaborate within a team framework adding your skills, innovations and
Ideas to their ever-growing engineering team of project managers, project engineers and commissioning engineers
To commission solutions as part of customer orders incorporating the software, graphics, installation and commissioning of building management control systems and third-party integration
To maintain C develop relationships with new C existing customers so that we become their trusted expert in all aspects of works.

Key Responsibilties
To pre-commission control panels, field devices onto new and existing systems
To commission controllers, networks and field devices into a complete control system
Work closely with project managers to deliver to a design and site programs
Commissioning controller software through to the Graphical User Interface
To ensure a safe and healthy working environment for themselves and others, at office or site locations.

Benefits
Salary up to £60,000
28 Days Holiday + Bank Holidays
Bonus
Holiday Buy and Sell Scheme
Comapany Vechile
Shopping and Dinning Discounts
Training and Development Opportunties

If this role seems of any interest, please feel free to apply or contact Adam on the details attached

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