Immediate start available, 6 month duration initially.
The Building Services Digital Integration Supervisor - Environmental will be support and provide guidance for the management and optimisation of building environmental systems, including HVAC, air quality monitoring, lighting controls, and energy management and monitoring systems (EMS). This role will ensure that the whole building environmental systems are integrated into the central HUB, continuously optimise energy consumption, and provide a comfortable environment for building occupants while supporting sustainability goals.
Oversee integration monitoring of HVAC, lighting, EMS, and environmental systems into a central hub.
P rovide Guidance on systems deliver energy efficiency and occupant comfort.
Audit systems to meet sustainability standards and comply with regulations.
Use real-time data to generate insights and reports on system performance.
Collaborate with operational teams teams to drive continuous improvement.
Support maintenance, fault-finding, and lifecycle audits.
Promote best practices across teams and contractors.
Provide Guidance environmental systems comply with legal and policy standards.
Provide Guidance on completion of all mandated Health & Safety training, including eLearning modules, within required timeframes to maintain compliance with statutory and organisational standards.
System Integration & Optimisation:
Supervise the integration and optimisation of HVAC, lighting controls, environmental monitoring systems, and EMS into the central operational HUB, ensuring all systems are energy-efficient and provide optimal comfort for building occupants and report on finding.
Energy Monitoring & Optimisation:
Regularly monitor and analyse real-time data on energy usage and system performance. Identify areas for improvement and implement changes to reduce energy consumption and improve efficiency.
Sustainability & Compliance:
Ensure that all environmental systems meet sustainability and energy-efficiency standards, contributing to the buildings broader sustainability goals. Stay current on industry trends and environmental regulations to ensure compliance.
Real-Time Data Analysis & Reporting:
Leverage real-time data to generate actionable insights and reports on energy use, system performance, and environmental quality. Collaborate with other teams to use these insights to drive continuous system improvement.
Maintenance & Troubleshooting:
Ensure that environmental systems are maintained to the highest standards. Collaborate with KCL teams, service providers to support any necessary repairs and upgrades. Troubleshoot any system failures or inefficiencies to ensure seamless operation as required to support wider teams.
Team Leadership & Training:
Providing guidance on system management and optimisation. Provide support to KCL contractors and KCL operational teams. Offer training to staff and contractors on best practices for energy efficiency and sustainability in environmental systems.
Lifecycle and Sustainability
Support lifecycle audits and maintenance reviews as part of the combined Estate asset lifecycle planning and decarbonisation strategy. Assist in the coordination and developing lifecycle strategy projects for delivery with Capital Projects and Engineering campus projects, ensuring alignment with Estate Strategy during design, commissioning, and handover stages.
Skills and Experience:
Knowledge of building maintenance, including Building Services FM
BMS/EMS system training or manufacturer-specific certification
NVQ3 level or equivalent in a relevant technical discipline e.g. HVAC or Electrical
IOSH Managing Safely or equivalent
Excellent organisational and communication skills both oral and written, including an ability to write technical and non-technical papers including survey reports as required
Excellent computer skills using Microsoft Office and particularly Microsoft Excel
Desirable - HNC/HND or Foundation Degree in Building Services Engineering, Energy Management, Environmental Engineering, or Facilities Management.
Desirable - NEBOSH
Desirable - Experience working in higher education, healthcare, or heritage estates
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