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      <description>Location: Cambridge | Salary: 40000.00-40000.00 Annual | Type: Permanent | BMS Service and Small Works Engineer - Cambridge and Surrounding areas   I''m supporting a BMS specialist who are keen on adding another BMS Engineer to their service dept. The client is a SME who have maintained steady growth for the past couple of years.  The client service, maintain and provide project solutions (small-medium), the sites they attend have mainly Trend BMS and they also have Tridium and Cylon sites so atleast one of these skill sets would be beneficial for this opportunity. The BMS Service Engineer can expect to work in Cambridgeshire, East Anglia and surrounding areas.  The desired skill set for the BMS Service Engineer would be an electrical bias, BMS service and maintenance experience, comfortable completing service reports and quoting for work, small work commissioning and fault finding skills.   The package for the BMS Service Engineer would be between 40,000 - 55,000 per annum + company bens + car or car allowance (neg).  The BMS Service Engineer can expect to work within an established team of industry specialists and periodically receive training and certfification on the latest technologies (Trend, Tridium and Cylon).  If you''d like to discuss this oppor...</description>
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