Bms project engineer

A lot of companies offer progression and training but how many actually stick to it? Often, you #39;re given a laptop and van, thrown you out on a job and expected to just carry on going through Groundhog Day until you #39;re ready to retire. Is that you, or would you prefer a chance to better yourself? A company that we rsquo;re working with are looking for a BMS engineer that they can train up at their in-house training academy to become a BMS Project Engineer, the person running it used to be an instructor for TREND, so you rsquo;ll be in safe hands. It rsquo;s a safe space and you rsquo;ll be able to be open and honest and ask any questions that run through your mind (they appreciate that you rsquo;re most likely not going to hit the group running) hellip; They rsquo;re looking for someone that comes from a BMS Service background or someone that rsquo;s confident when it comes to integration, if you can do design, software and commissioning that rsquo;d be a bonus but they rsquo;re willing to train in all areas too. The systems they work with are TREND, Tridium and Distech so knowledge in at least one is essential. To start with you rsquo;ll focus on the engineering aspects so there will be a lot of technical design, software writing, commissioning and testing that rsquo;ll be carried out and then you rsquo;ll slowly learn more of the management side of things. As it stands, there rsquo;s about 30 people in the company but they rsquo;re looking for this to grow to around 100 people over the next 4 years so there rsquo;s really nothing stopping you from becoming a Project Manager in your first 5. Site wise, it rsquo;d be anywhere around the Southeast area, so you rsquo;d have to be fairly flexible when it comes to travelling and you rsquo;ll be looking at around 45-55k plus a company car/allowance, bonus scheme, pension, holidays and lots of training. If there rsquo;s enough in this for you to feel like it rsquo;d be worth a chat, give me a call and I rsquo;ll be happy to answer any questions you might have ndash; (phone number removed)