BMS Mobile Service engineer - Cambridge

learndIpswich, EnglandOn-sitePart-timeMid level, 2–5 yearsListed 3 weeks ago

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About this role

Position: BMS Mobile Service Engineer
Location: Cambridge
Department: Service
Employment Type: Full-Time or Part-Time

About the Position:
As a BMS Mobile Service Engineer, you will be the face of Learnd at one of our key Cambridge projects, delivering high-quality Building Management System (BMS) support, energy-saving solutions, and expert technical care. Your mission is to ensure systems run efficiently while providing exceptional customer service and energy efficiency advice.

Key Responsibilities

- Perform preventative maintenance, fault diagnostics, and emergency repairs on BMS control systems.

- Deliver excellent customer service through clear communication, ownership of issues, and high-quality work.

- Promote energy efficiency, advising customers on ways to reduce energy consumption and environmental impact.

- Produce clear, timely service reports and documentation.

- Identify additional service opportunities, prepare field quotes, and pass sales leads to the office.

- Collaborate with colleagues and other service teams to resolve technical issues.

- Maintain tools, ensuring safety, compliance, and quality standards on all jobs.

Requirements

- Proven experience with Trend BMS systems.

- Strong technical skills with the ability to diagnose and repair control systems.

- Excellent communication skills, with the ability to engage clients and recommend solutions.

- Knowledge of health & safety practices and strong attention to detail.

- Team player with a flexible, proactive approach.

- Familiarity with energy management principles and solutions.

- Full UK driving license.

- Right to work in the UK.

Package & Benefits

- Competitive salary and company vehicle

- Death in Service policy

- Healthcare cash plan (UK Healthcare)

- Enhanced sickness, maternity, paternity, and parental leave policies

- Employee Assistance Programme

- Cycle to Work Scheme