Senior Energy Officer - #1709395

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.

• 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.

• 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.

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




• Technical knowledge of low carbon/renewable technologies.




• Familiarity with energy auditing equipment.

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