Appointments
We are pleased to announce that Paul Bartlett MREC
who has over 20 years recruitment experience within
the Building Services sector has joined Oracle Global.
Electrical Building Services Design Engineer
£30,000 - £40,000 West Sussex
You will be fully conversant with detailed electrical design along with lighting and cable calculations using Amtech, and Dialux software.
Working on an Education project, the ideal candidate will be chartered and have experience with attending site meetings, undertaking site
surveys and involved in the design, selection and sizing of electrical aspects of building services such as lighting, small power systems,
emergency lighting and power distribution systems.
Contact: Jamie Argyle 020 7033 1046/07920 801767
Principal Acoustic Engineer / Head of Acoustic Engineering
£45,000 - £52,000 London or Surrey
As a proven Acoustic Engineer, ideally MIOA, with previous exposure of carrying out noise surveys, i.e. external - environmental noise,
plant noise, etc., internal room criteria, reverberations time, wall sound reduction index, good working knowledge of current acoustic
standards, HTM 1801, BB93 (schools), BS 4142, etc. and to be able to apply these to design work, liaise with manufacturers, suppliers
and contractors, represent the fi rm at site meetings, undertake site inspections, valuations and commissioning.
Contact: Jamie Argyle 020 7033 1046/07920 801767
Intermediate & Senior M&E Design Engineers
£ Negotiable Middlesex/NW London
An established Building Services Consultant is looking to recruit M&E Design Engineers who have an interest and can demonstrate
previous experience within Sustainable and Low Energy issues. They have been associated with a diverse range of Projects throughout the
UK, Europe and the Far East including Retail, Commercial, Healthcare, Transportation and Education.
Contact: Paul Bartlett 01483 654469/07947 246262
Sustainable/Environmental Engineers/Building Physicists
£28,000 - £45,000 & benefi ts London & HC
Ensuring Buildings are kept up to latest legislations consuming less energy and producing minimal emissions, we have been retained by
various Consultants to recruit individuals with knowledge of traditional Design principals combined with an interest on providing a greener
environment. Areas of interest include EcoHomes, Thermal Modelling, Part L Regulations, BREEAM, SAP Assessments, CFD, Low Carbon
Designs and Renewable Energy.
Contact: Paul Bartlett 01483 654469/07947 246262
For more information on the above positions or other opportunities within Design please contact:
Jamie Argyle MREC on 0207 033 1046/07920 801767 jamie.argyle@oracleglobal.com
Paul Bartlett MREC on 01483 654469/07947 246262 paul.bartlett@oracleglobal.com
For current positions and opportunities within Building Services Contracting please contact:
Waylon Pun on 020 7033 1034/07903 057066 waylon.pun@oracleglobal.com
www.oracleglobal.com
YOU COULD MAKE THINGS EASY FOR YOURSELF.
You won’t find an easy life at
FCO Services, but if you join us
BUT YOU’D ONLY GET BORED.
you’ll work on some of the most
complex and challenging building
and construction projects on
Earth. You’ll have an impact on
issues like national security and
climate change too.
Please visit www.fcoscareers.co.uk
which will tell you more about us,
the superb benefits we offer
and the excellent professional
development we provide.
www.cibsejournal.com June 2009 CIBSE Journal 69
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