Appointments
Essex Police
Stoke Campus
Engineering Design Manager
£45,597 – £49,404 pa Ref: 910
Energy Manager
Engineering Maintenance Manager
£30,595 - £35,468 per annum Ref EST09/10
£45,597 – £49,404 pa Ref: 911
We need a creative and self-motivated person to deliver
effective energy management for the University. Reporting to the Design Engineer
Head of Health, Safety and Environmental Services, the Energy
£37,884 – £40,647 pa Ref: 912
Manager will be responsible for managing an annual utilities
budget of £1.6M. In addition you will be responsible for leading,
Maintenance Engineer
promoting and delivering best practice across a range of energy
management initiatives.
£37,884 – £40,647 pa Ref: 913
With previous experience in energy management you should also be
Essex Police Headquarters
a member of CIBSE or hold an equivalent professional qualification. Property Services Department
You will possess a sound working knowledge of BMS and be fully
All vacancies 37 hours per week
conversant with current energy legislation. You will be a motivator
and influencer with powers of analysis together with excellent
organisational, report writing and presentation skills. You will also
For full details and application packs go to
be capable of using a range of IT software and be able to work to
deadlines in a pressurised environment. www.essex.police.uk
For an application form and further details, please visit our website Alternatively, call the HR Business Team on 01245
www.staffs.ac.uk/jobvacancies If you are unable to access the 452716, quoting the appropriate reference number.
website please telephone 01782 292762. CVs will only be
accepted in support of a fully completed application form.
Closing date: Friday, 29 January 2010.
Closing date for completed applications: 20 January 2010.
As an inclusive organisation committed to equality and diversity,
we encourage applications from all sections of the community taking a lead in making
Employment benefits include; final salary pension scheme, flexible essex safer
employment options and generous annual leave entitlement
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An exciting new opportunity has been created for an
Engineering Manager to join the Facilities Team taking on
responsibility for the day-to-day service, and long term
engineering development & delivery for the Financial
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Times HQ in London. This will include developing and
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implementing risk management systems to increase
resilience and improve life safety systems, supporting and
leading elements of the 15/25 year asset plan to develop a
sustainable engineering future and identifying, managing
and maintaining all 3rd party provider relationships.
Additionally, you will be responsible for ensuring
timeframes are met, within budget, and in accordance with
our Health and Safety Plans.
The successful candidate will have a minimum of an HNC
or equivalent in an engineering/building services discipline
coupled with experience of working in a 7X24 critical
environment. Competent at carrying out Engineering risk
management for HVAC and electrical installations and familiar
with the standards associated with the design, construction
and maintenance of buildings and services, you will now be
looking to progress your career to the next level.
Please apply via our careers site www.careersatft.com to
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Pearson is an equal opportunities employer
and is committed to equality of opportunity
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