Appointments Faculty of Engineering and Computing Specialists in Building Services Recruitment
THE BUILDING SERVICES JOB MARKET IS PICKING UP!
We are now experiencing an increase in both contract and permanent positions from our clients. If you are looking for a new role call us today!
Senior Electrical Design Engineer | London | £45K+ | ref: 2004 Our client is a blue chip M&E Consultancy looking to recruit a senior engineer. You will have a stable background with good commercial, new build, fi t out and residential experience. Experience in shell and core and fi t out for commercial and fi nancial type projects/clients would be advantageous.
Senior Mechanical Design Engineer | Hertfordshire | £45k+ | ref: 0113 Our client, an international M&E Consultancy, is looking to recruit an experienced senior engineer/Associate for their Hertfordshire offi ce. You will have experience working on retail projects and be profi cient using both Hevacomp and IES.
BREEAM/Energy consultant | Hampshire | £35K+ | ref: 4124 Our client is looking for a BREEAM/Energy Consultant to work out of their Hampshire-based offi ce. You will have signifi cant experience and be a qualifi ed BREEAM assessor (preferably a BREEAM AP). This is an exciting new opportunity.
Senior/Principal Mechanical Engineer | South London | NEG! | ref: 4269 Great opportunity for a senior engineer to join a leading Consultancy. You will have signifi cant experience and ideally be Chartered. Wide ranging project experience is also advantageous along with an interest in sustainable design. You will be joining a successful and busy company.
For more information or a confidential discussion please contact Mark Butter t: 02392 603030
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mark.butter@blueprintrecruit.com www.blueprintrecruit.com E3 & E5 Heritage Business Park, Heritage Way, Gosport, Hampshire PO12 4BG
Estates Department the UK’s European University
The University of Kent is one of the UK’s most dynamic universities with a strong European and international presence. Our excellent RAE results reflect our world-leading research and, while we are currently increasing our postgraduate activities, our undergraduates continue to rate us one of the top universities in the country according to the National Student Survey.
Energy Systems Engineer Grade 7: £30,747 - £35,646 pa
This new role has been created to support the Assistant Director in the management of energy and carbon and the delivery of value for money utility services.
The post holder will be expected to oversee and periodically review effectiveness of the University’s energy management systems and make recommendations for their ongoing development. They will monitor energy and water consumption and initiate appropriate and timely remedial action to minimise waste, as well as take a leading role in the delivery of energy related projects across the University’s estate, ensuring that the University fully meets its obligations under the CRC Energy Efficiency Scheme.
The position involves working with the Environmental Co-ordinator in promoting energy awareness and water conservation among the wider University community as well as working with, and advising, relevant managers within Estates, academic schools and other departments on minimising the consumption of utilities. Therefore, the ability to communicate highly detailed and high impact information, ensuring full understanding in others, is crucial.
Candidates must be a Chartered Engineer or hold an equivalent professional qualification, with a degree in Building Services or Energy Systems Engineering.
Proven significant experience in Building Services or Energy Systems Engineering in a medium to large organisation, along with experience with data handling and processing in a utility environment is essential for this position. Candidates must also have experience and an understanding of control systems relating to Building Services and the ability to operate/interrogate building management systems. In addition they must have knowledge of current legislation, regulation and fiscal incentives relating to energy use and carbon emissions.
Further information is available from our website:
www.kent.ac.uk/jobs Minicom users please telephone 01227 824145.
Closing date for completed applications: Monday, 20 September 2010. Interviews are to be held: early October 2010.
We actively promote equal opportunity in education and employment and welcome applicants from all sections of the community.
Ref: OTR0189
Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Built Environment £29,856 - £36,717 or £34,611 - £49,344 pa Ref No:REQ000449
The Department of The Built Environment is seeking to appoint a new member of academic staff with the expertise and enthusiasm to contribute across the range of our degree courses in Building and Building Services Engineering. Your main areas of undergraduate teaching would be in building technology and performance. The role also includes contributions to postgraduate courses and to the research and consultancy activities of the Department in the general area of sustainable building.
Our courses are popular and we are growing strongly. Our staff are well qualified academically and professionally, and enjoy making an excellent job of preparing students for the challenges of the industry.
Closing date: 16 September 2010
Please visit our website at
www.coventry.ac.uk/vacancies. Alternatively, you can call the Human Resources Department on 024 7688 7814 or email:
futures.hr@
coventry.ac.uk.
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