Building Management Systems (BMS) Controls Manager

The Estates Operations section sits within the University's Estates Division and is responsible for the maintenance and operation of the University's Operational and Non-Operation Estate. We have a new opportunity for a Building Management Systems (BMS) Controls Manager to join the Asset Management Team. 

The primary focus of the Building Controls Manager is to act as a source of expertise in the operation, maintenance and fault finding of numerous complex Building Management System and provide support for their team in their area of expertise. The Building Controls Manager also provides technical support to the electrical and mechanical teams, building surveying team and minor works / capital projects team on all BMS matters. 

The role-holder will work within the Maintenance Team under day to day direction of an external maintenance provider under a Retention of Employment (RoE) model, to ensure that Mechanical building services are monitored and maintained to a high standard, comply with regulations, are safe and that emergencies are dealt with promptly. The role involves daily supervision and work allocation of in-house and external resources. The number will vary, but usually involves direct supervision of 3 staff comprising of 2 x BMS Supervisors and 1 x BMS Technician. In addition, the BMS Controls Manager will be required to supervise specialist contractors and suppliers employed to complete modifications, inspections, equipment tests and repairs.  They will be required to specify and recommend the procurement of labour, service and equipment, software and replacement parts via the Stores.

The ideal candidate will have previous experience in a Hard Services Manager role with direct accountability for Building Management Systems and team management responsibility. Knowledge of controlled systems from companies such as Honeywell and Johnson Controls would be beneficial. The candidate will hold NVQ, City & Guilds or ONC Electrical or HVAC qualification and preferably an IOSH Managing Safety or equivalent qualifications. 

They will have good communication and written skills and an ability to discuss technical requirements with designers, consultants, science based technicians and departmental contacts. Ability to lead and work within a team, plan and manage work activities, communicate and prioritise workloads is essential to the role. The candidate must have strong influencing and negotiating skills and the ability to manage complex projects under time challenging conditions. 

To apply online for this vacancy and to view further information about the role, please visit: http://www.jobs.cam.ac.uk/job/36581.

If you have any questions about this vacancy or the application process, please email Estates Division on EDR@admin.cam.ac.uk. 

Please quote reference BA32775 on your application and in any correspondence about this vacancy.

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