Job Description

To execute BMS projects from paper to fully engineered, working, and optimized systems and to take care of all aspects of the Controls system

Responsibilities

Functional Roles and Responsibilities
• Responsible for Project commissioning of Building Management Systems
• Responsible for trouble shooting and resolving issues on highly complex systems within a set timeframe and according to a defined process, service agreement and customer needs.
• Provide technical coaching to less experienced service team members and coordinate on-site work activities for highly complex and multi-person jobs.
• Maintain all lines of communication with clients, subcontractors and across the business.
• Provide regular updates to the client as well as providing any guidance to sub-contractors on project installation or commissioning requirements.
• Site co-ordination/management w.r.t installation, cabling, termination activities
• Participating to the design of the project execution in coordination with the BMS Project Manager
• Programming, testing and commissioning of the complete BMS systems (Network, Controllers, Workstations, Sensors/Actuators ...)
• Creation of BMS graphical-user-interfaces (GUI)
• Responsible for Project Target KPIs such as efficient engineering design, on time execution, on scope engineering and Quality.
• Customer training and Project Close-out

Qualifications

Education/Certification and Continued EducationDegree graduate in Mechanical / Electrical/ Electronics Engineering or relevant disciplines

Years of Experience
• At least 5 of experience in execution of BMS projects
• Experience in BMS project installation, commissioning, programming (graphical programming and/or coding), good knowledge and practice of integration: LON/BACnet/MSTP protocols,TCP/IP networks,MODbus, KNX, Profibus
• Proven track record of understanding and analysing technical documents for BMS

Additional Requirements
• Exemplary verbal and written communication skills, with the ability to communicate technical information to a non-technical audience