BMS Field Supervisor

Job Summary We offer complete building controls and engineering solutions, including precision design, software programming, graphics, and commissioning. Combining leading-edge technology, open-protocol solutions, and customized service, we help clients improve building management for greater efficiency, comfort, and security. Scope The BMS Field Supervisor is responsible for all aspects of field coordination of controls projects. Duties Coordinate and manage multiple automation installation projects. Consult with Project Manager regarding scope additions and deductions, priorities and deadlines. Review contract documents and reconcile with RFIs, and project correspondence regarding approved additional scope to determine what scope should and should not be executed and confirm with the Project Manager. Supervise subcontractors including prioritizing work to meet intermediate deadlines, authorizing, directing, tracking, and documenting additional work. Devise solutions to complete portions of scope required to permit subsequent trade work to commence on time. Coordinate (and document) with other trades and the General Contractor regarding devices, locations, installation requirements and functionality of system components. Develop and maintain a cooperative working relationship with members of the company, clients, subcontractors, and other trade contractors. Anticipate and be able to meet short and/or unpredictable deadlines. Perform necessary point to point check-out, commissioning, diagnostic, and maintenance procedures on building automation systems, front-end workstations, servers, electric and pneumatic controls. Troubleshoot and repair building automation system panels, including communications equipment, printed circuit boards, power supplies, electrical/electronic controls, sensors, and transducers. Efficiently edit computer programs for building automation system points such as determining conversion patterns, defining point acronyms, and/or soliciting alarm specifications from operating personnel. Implement energy conservation measures by utilizing and/or modifying the existing building automation system features i.e. mathematical computation and environmental controls. Maintain project related documentation including but not limited to commissioning documentation, daily reports, as-builts and status reports. Plan, organize and carry out assigned job responsibilities within established time parameters. Maintain confidentiality. Assist in Junior technician evaluation and training Continuously seek to improve knowledge of required job skills and stay abreast of industry changes. Join the rotation of on-call plus occasional overtime Assume additional responsibilities as needed and approved by management. Travel Required up to 25% Qualifications Minimum 5-7 years field experience in the HVAC controls industry including DDC Systems commissioning, software integration operation, calibration, and experience with pneumatic controls. Knowledge of Automated Logic commissioning tools and field circuit debugging skills preferred. Understanding of the construction industry with emphasis in mechanical/electrical fields. Able to read and understand mechanical and electrical drawings. Strong communication, organizational and documentation skills. Proficient in Microsoft Office, WebCTRL, AutoCad, various operating systems. Proven track record of completing jobs on schedule, being self-motivated and achieving full customer satisfaction. Compensation and Benefits Compensation Range: 90K to 130K depending on experience. Benefits include medical, dental, and vision coverage, health savings and flexible spending accounts, life insurance, disability, a 401(k) Savings Plan, College Coach, and employee assistance program. Equal Opportunity Employer: We are an equal opportunity employer, Veterans/Disabled. #J-18808-Ljbffr