Role Overview

Responsible for delivering energy efficiency and management services across a broad portfolio including education, housing, and public sector clients.

Analyse metered energy and water data, interpret Building Energy Management Systems (BEMS) and heating control data to identify energy-saving opportunities.

Conduct detailed site visits and technical energy audits to recommend cost-saving and carbon reduction measures, including compliance with national statutory requirements (e.g. Display Energy Certificates).

Lead on delivering carbon and energy management projects aligned to legislation, best practice, and value for money principles.

Manage and deliver major energy projects, ensuring programme deadlines and budgets are met.

Maintain energy databases (e.g., SystemsLink), monitor consumption trends, and advise stakeholders accordingly.

Liaise with utility suppliers to resolve issues and monitor service performance.

Identify and secure funding through internal sources and external bids, including the development of Service Level Agreements.

Support procurement processes for energy and water contracts and produce business cases for energy improvement projects.

Key Outcomes

Optimise the use of energy and water resources in line with strategic sustainability targets.

Ensure full compliance with energy performance and monitoring regulations, including EPCs and DECs.

Develop and validate statistical energy consumption models and identify abnormal usage patterns.

Implement and manage energy projects adhering to national quality, environmental, and safety standards.

Oversee project procurement, delivery, and reporting, ensuring alignment with CDM Regulations and Health & Safety legislation.

Essential Criteria

Degree (or equivalent) in engineering, environmental science, or related discipline.

2-3 years of post-qualification experience in energy management.

Strong IT skills including energy monitoring systems such as SystemsLink.

Proven experience in conducting energy audits in large organisations or public sector settings.

Ability to analyse, interpret and present technical energy data effectively to various audiences.

Up-to-date knowledge of energy legislation, policy, and relevant technologies.

Full UK driving licence and access to a vehicle.

Desirable Criteria

Membership of a relevant professional institution (e.g. CIBSE, Energy Institute).

Technical knowledge of low carbon/renewable technologies.

Familiarity with energy auditing equipment