Controls & Systems Technician / BMS Technician

Location: Loughborough - Site Based

Salary: £35,000 - £45,000 + Full Training + Clear Progression + Enhanced Pension + 44 Days Holiday + Outstanding Benefits

Are you an electrically biased engineer with experience across Building Management Systems, looking for a role where you can genuinely become a technical specialist rather than just another maintenance technician? This is a rare opportunity to step into a highly technical controls environment within a globally recognised institution, where your development is actively invested in, your expertise is valued, and your progression is genuinely mapped out. You will play a key role in maintaining and optimising critical building infrastructure that underpins world-class teaching and research.

• Own planned preventative maintenance (PPM) and reactive fault finding across campus BMS systems
• Diagnose and repair faults across HVAC, heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems
• Work hands on with TREND and Niagara 4 systems to monitor and optimise performance
• Respond to live alarms and system data, prioritising critical issues in real time
• Support and supervise external contractors when required
• Maintain accurate system data, backups, and asset information

• Electrically biased engineer or technician with experience in Building Management Systems (BMS)
• Strong understanding of HVAC systems and building services controls
• Experience with TREND, Niagara 4 or similar BMS platforms
• Confident fault finder using schematics, data and logical diagnosis
• Comfortable working in live, occupied environments
• Basic understanding of networking (Ethernet/IP advantageous)
• Strong communicator who can work with both engineers and non technical stakeholders
• A genuine interest in developing into more advanced controls / systems engineering
• Qualified in Electrical / Building Services (HNC / City & Guilds or equivalent desirable)

We are an equal opportunities company and welcome applications from all suitable candidates.