Energy Manager FTC
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Occupation Type
Environment professionals
Occupation Code Skill LevelHigher Skilled
Sponsorship Salary Threshold
£41,700
(£21.38 per hour)
Standard minimum applies
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Description
Job Description
Job Title: Energy Manager
Purpose of the Job
The Energy Manager is responsible for enabling the client’s energy‑reduction programmes through monitoring, targeting, and interventions on building services. The role has a strong focus on supporting the contract’s dedicated Engineering Maintenance team to ensure client assets are maintained and operated as efficiently as possible.
Key Responsibilities
Building Performance Improvement
Job Title: Energy Manager
Purpose of the Job
The Energy Manager is responsible for enabling the client’s energy‑reduction programmes through monitoring, targeting, and interventions on building services. The role has a strong focus on supporting the contract’s dedicated Engineering Maintenance team to ensure client assets are maintained and operated as efficiently as possible.
Key Responsibilities
Building Performance Improvement
- Perform deep‑dive audits on existing HVAC and electrical systems and identify opportunities or design gaps for optimisation through actionable recommendations.
- Deliver tactical implementation of BMS optimisation recommendations.
- Monitor data systems to identify ways of enhancing asset energy performance.
- Align with the BGIS Building Performance team to ensure connected technologies are used effectively.
- Support data‑led migration of infrastructure, when applicable, and act as the super‑user of the BGIS AMI platform where required.
- Review data analytics to identify adverse trends and anomalies and produce progress reports.
- Monitor energy performance in line with NABERS principles under the governance of BGIS NABERS assessors.
- Manage energy‑related queries and conduct on‑site investigations, including BMS interventions in collaboration with the Engineering Team.
- Provide technical and operational oversight of utility and non‑utility meter data collection to ensure accurate monitoring, including management of gaps and dropouts.
- Build and nurture relationships with key stakeholders.
- Act as the gatekeeper for maintaining building Design Operations (DESOPS), manage change control, and identify and rectify deviations from DESOPS.
- Support the implementation of client energy and carbon‑efficiency recommendations.
- Liaise with Engineering and Building Performance teams to ensure best practice is maintained.
- Develop an Energy Champions forum, including training and engagement to promote stakeholder awareness of energy and utility usage.
- Proven experience as an Energy Manager within Building Services.
- Strong analytical mindset with problem‑solving skills, engineering controls expertise, and the ability to prioritise and meet deadlines.
- Excellent communication skills.
- Experience with BMS/automated controls, including Trend IQ Vision 4, Trend View 8, and Tridium Niagara.
- Familiarity with administration and management of modern database and information‑system technologies.
- Experience using energy‑monitoring software such as KIVEEV and Kode Labs.
Experience and Knowledge
- Experience working effectively with skilled operatives or contractors.
- Good understanding of energy‑management systems and Net Zero Carbon principles.
- Experience safely working on a variety of installations, appliances, and equipment.
- Practical experience with HVAC systems.
- Excellent understanding of health and safety within the built environment.
- Practical knowledge of property‑related Health & Safety legislation relating to electrical services (e.g., COSHH, PUWER, Electricity at Work Regulations).
- Understanding of BREEAM, EPC, NABERS, TM44, LEED, or WELL, with accreditation in at least one being preferable.
- Good understanding of modern smart systems and IoT technologies.