CIBSE Technical Manager
transforming
Ref: TECH/01/10
technologies
An exciting new opportunity has been created for an
experienced Technical Manager. The CIBSE Technical
CONFERENCE
Manager will be responsible for co-ordinating the various
technical activities, and for managing the office based
3rd March 2010
technical work of the department. They will provide a
Institution of Mechanical Engineers,
central point of contact between the department and other
1 Birdcage Walk, Westminster, London, SW1H 9JJ
CIBSE staff. They will also co-ordinate technical and policy
related liaison with SLL, SOPHE, SFE, Patrons, specialist
Be a part of the inaugural Transforming Technologies
interest groups and other internal stakeholder groups Conference. Aimed at air conditoning & refrigeration
on technical matters, and manage communication with
professionals interested in learning about the new
members of CIBSE Technical Forum. The job holder will be
technologies vying to become low carbon cooling solutions
reporting directly to the Technical Director.
for the future.
The successful candidate will have a minimum of a
The conference will also present you with the opportunity
graduate degree in Engineering or Science with experience
to network with your industry peers & high profi le
speakers.
managing small teams and good communication skills.
For further information and to register please visit
For further details please visit jobs.cibsejournal.com, or
www.acr-news.com/conference
call 0208 772 3682 or email hr@cibse.org
To apply for this role, please send your CV, with cover letter,
and your current remuneration package to hr@cibse.org Organised by In partnership with
marked for the attention of Lammy Oluborode. For any
queries or for further information call 020 8772 3682.
Closing date: 17 February
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