Energy Manager

About the Role

The Energy Manager enables the client’s energy‑reduction programmes through monitoring, targeting, and interventions on building services. The role supports the dedicated Engineering Maintenance team to ensure that client assets are maintained and operated as efficiently as possible. Key duties include performing deep‑dive audits of HVAC and electrical systems to identify optimisation opportunities, delivering tactical BMS optimisation recommendations, and monitoring data systems to enhance asset energy performance. The manager aligns with the BGIS Building Performance team, supports data‑led infrastructure migration, and acts as the super‑user of the BGIS AMI platform when required. In the energy monitoring function, the manager reviews data analytics to spot adverse trends and produces progress reports, monitors performance in line with NABERS principles, and manages energy‑related queries and on‑site investigations, including BMS interventions with the Engineering Team. They also oversee utility and non‑utility meter data collection to ensure accurate monitoring and address any gaps. Engagement and governance responsibilities involve building and nurturing stakeholder relationships, acting as the gatekeeper for Design Operations (DESOPS) change control, and supporting the implementation of client energy and carbon‑efficiency recommendations. The manager liaises with Engineering and Building Performance teams, and develops an Energy Champions forum with training to promote awareness of energy and utility usage. • Conduct deep‑dive audits of HVAC and electrical systems to identify optimisation opportunities. • Implement BMS optimisation recommendations and serve as super‑user of the BGIS AMI platform. • Monitor energy data, detect adverse trends, and produce progress reports aligned with NABERS standards. • Manage on‑site investigations, BMS interventions, and ensure accurate utility meter data collection. • Build and maintain stakeholder relationships while overseeing DESOPS change control. • Establish and lead an Energy Champions forum with training to raise energy awareness. • Apply strong analytical and problem‑solving skills to prioritize tasks and meet deadlines. • Ensure compliance with health and safety legislation (COSHH, PUWER, Electricity at Work Regulations) on building services.

Key Responsibilities

• ▸system audits
• ▸bms optimisation
• ▸energy monitoring
• ▸progress reporting
• ▸meter data
• ▸stakeholder management

What You Bring

The role requires proven experience as an Energy Manager within building services, a strong analytical and problem‑solving mindset, excellent communication skills, and expertise with BMS/automated controls such as Trend IQ Vision 4, Trend View 8, and Tridium Niagara. Familiarity with modern database technologies and energy‑monitoring software like KIVEEV and Kode Labs is also essential. Essential experience includes working effectively with skilled operatives or contractors, a solid understanding of energy‑management systems and Net Zero Carbon principles, safe work on various installations, practical HVAC knowledge, and thorough health‑ and safety awareness within the built environment. The candidate must be knowledgeable of relevant legislation, capable of producing reports and proposals, and possess strong fault‑finding skills on building‑services equipment. Desirable qualifications include understanding of frameworks such as BREEAM, EPC, NABERS, TM44, LEED, or WELL, preferably with accreditation, and a good grasp of modern smart systems and IoT technologies. • Utilize BMS/automated controls (Trend IQ Vision 4, Trend View 8, Tridium Niagara) and energy‑monitoring software (KIVEEV, Kode Labs). • Demonstrate practical HVAC experience and fault‑finding on building‑services equipment. • Possess knowledge of Net Zero Carbon principles and modern smart/IoT systems. • Desirable: accreditation in BREEAM, EPC, NABERS, TM44, LEED, or WELL.

Requirements

• ▸bms
• ▸kiveev
• ▸hvac
• ▸net zero
• ▸breeam
• ▸energy manager

Work Environment

Hybrid