Job Description:
Long-term contract position available, outside IR35, for a BMS Commissioning Engineer in the Glasgow area.
The BMS Commissioning Engineer will be responsible for the testing, commissioning and handover of Tridium Niagara and Trend Building Management Systems.
Duties:
- Commission Trend and Distech/Niagara BMS, including controllers, field devices, and networks.
- Perform point-to-point checks, I/O testing, and functional commissioning.
- Configure and validate control sequences to project specifications.
- Commission and modify BMS software, graphics, alarms, trends, and schedules.
- Optimise HVAC performance through PID loop tuning.
- Diagnose and resolve BMS, HVAC, and communication faults.
- Integrate third-party systems using BACnet/IP, BACnet MS/TP, and Modbus.
- Support witness testing, Soft Landings, and seasonal commissioning.
- Produce commissioning records, test sheets, and handover documentation.
- Deliver client training and support O&M documentation.
- Maintain compliance with CDM Regulations, RAMS, and site H&S requirements.
Experience and Skills Required:
- 2+ years' experience commissioning BMS systems on site.
- Strong knowledge of HVAC plant and building services.
- Proficient in reading consultant specifications, schematics, and wiring diagrams.
- Skilled in fault finding and technical problem-solving.
- Good understanding of IP networking and structured cabling.
- Confident communicator with client-facing experience.
- Experience with Distech and Tridium/Niagara systems.
- Create and modify Distech/Tridium strategies and graphics.
- Strong knowledge of IP and MS/TP networking.
- Configure alarms, schedules, and trend logs.
Qualifications:
- HNC/HND or Degree in Building Services, Electrical Engineering, Controls, or equivalent industry experience.
- Distech/Tridium manufacturer training (desirable).
- Manufacturer certification in BMS platforms, e.g. Trend SET or Niagara AX/N4 (advantageous).
- Full UK driving licence.
- ECS/CSCS card or equivalent site safety certification.
Apply to Andrew Snelgrove at Deploy.