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The BTM reports to the senior building technologies manager. He is responsible to manage human resources at the BTMC as well as provide operational support, insure collection, validation and distribution of information to all stakeholders involved with the BTMC, including upper level management.
This information is provided as a source of general interest for all interested parties. It may be used by Human Resource personnel as a base to develop job requirements for positions required to be filled within your company. It may also be used by job seekers to provide an understanding of advertised job positions and allow them to write their resume in a manner that suits the advertised or nonadvertised position.
This information was gathered and collected from many job posted sources, newspapers (jobs Section) business magazines, company websites and the internet in general. It presents a cross section of the needs and requirements of many diverse industries especially the building facility management, operations and maintenance requirements.
His role include and is not exclusive to provide proper tools inherent to the management of the portfolio following the building centralisation, validate building centralisation and provide feedback to the projet and operational teams involved.
Responsibilities:
Manage administrative tasks at the Building Technology Management Centre including all task related to the management of a building analyst team.
Provide leadership, technical support, access to training to SNC-Lavalin technical staff members and built the training schedule.
Manage the implementation and follow-up of energy management measures according to the existing policies in conjunction with the energy team program and policies.
Manage the server and CNP applications technical redundancy and the electrical system remote monitoring.
Manages the building automation system network equipment and makes sure that this equipment is maintained properly.
Provide access to technical support and training for the users of the automated systems from the various manufacturers across the portfolio.
Manage building centralization and act as a subject matter expert during the project execution phases.
Manage and guarantees follow up, escalation and reporting in the abnormal and threatening condition process and maintain the integrity of the key performance indicators associated.
Make sure that the services provided meet or exceed client expectations and that high level performance indicators results are obtained.
Assists in managing the contingency centre and provides support during emergency events according to the client existing procedures.
Qualifications:
Ten years’ experience in building automation systems, preferably in the commercial real estate and strong team leading team experience.
College training or equivalent, preferably in instrumentation and control and/or professional designation (BOMA, PMAC, IFMA, etc.).
Strong analytical and organization skills.
Flexibility and ability to adapt to ambiguous situations, changing priorities and demanding schedule.
High proficiency with MS Office applications.
Strong knowledge in network management.
Fluent in French and in English.
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