Commercial BMS Operation & Monitoring
Budget / Salary$50,000–100,000
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’m implementing a full-scale Building Management System across several mid-rise commercial properties and need a specialist to keep it running flawlessly. The platform already ties together energy meters, door controllers, HVAC plant, and the fire-alarm loop; what’s missing is a dedicated operator who can watch the data, fine-tune the settings, and spot issues before tenants notice them.
Here’s what I expect once you step in:
• Energised dashboards that trend consumption in real time and flag anomalies.
• Daily check-in on chillers, AHUs, VAVs and zone temperatures, with set-point tweaks when efficiency gains are obvious.
• Administration of badge credentials and schedules so access control stays tight but hassle-free for authorised staff.
• Continuous supervision of the fire panel, acknowledging events and escalating anything beyond a routine test.
• Clear weekly reports summarising what happened, what you adjusted, and any recommendations for further savings or risk reduction.
Our BMS front-end is web based and talks BACnet/IP to the field devices, so hands-on familiarity with that protocol—as well as common HVAC logic blocks and energy KPI calculations—will help you hit the ground running. Most of the work can be done from a browser session, but you should be comfortable coordinating with onsite maintenance for physical resets or sensor swaps when needed.
If keeping a commercial building humming through smart, data-driven control is your forte, I’d love to hear how you’d tackle the role and how quickly you can start.
Here’s what I expect once you step in:
• Energised dashboards that trend consumption in real time and flag anomalies.
• Daily check-in on chillers, AHUs, VAVs and zone temperatures, with set-point tweaks when efficiency gains are obvious.
• Administration of badge credentials and schedules so access control stays tight but hassle-free for authorised staff.
• Continuous supervision of the fire panel, acknowledging events and escalating anything beyond a routine test.
• Clear weekly reports summarising what happened, what you adjusted, and any recommendations for further savings or risk reduction.
Our BMS front-end is web based and talks BACnet/IP to the field devices, so hands-on familiarity with that protocol—as well as common HVAC logic blocks and energy KPI calculations—will help you hit the ground running. Most of the work can be done from a browser session, but you should be comfortable coordinating with onsite maintenance for physical resets or sensor swaps when needed.
If keeping a commercial building humming through smart, data-driven control is your forte, I’d love to hear how you’d tackle the role and how quickly you can start.
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