University of Brighton - Energy and Carbon Manager

University of Brighton - Energy and Carbon Manager

ENERGY AND CARBON MANAGER

CANDIDATE INFORMATION PACK

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ABOUT UNIVERSITY OF BRIGHTON

OUR CAMPUSES

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ESTATES AND FACILITIES DEPARTMENT PERSON SPECIFICATION

JOB DESCRIPTION

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HOW TO APPLY

DEAR APPLICANT, Thank you for your interest in the role of Energy and Carbon Manager post at the University of Brighton. This new and exciting role will help lead our programme to achieve net zero across the University. You will have the opportunity to lead our strategy for all energy and carbon related infrastructure. We are looking for an enthusiastic and passionate professional to join our team and we look forward to receiving your application.

NEIL SMITH Deputy Director of Estates and Facilities Operations

ABOUT UNIVERSITY OF BRIGHTON From small beginnings in 1850s Brighton, the University of Brighton has grown to a complex and diverse institution based in two locations across the south coast of England. Starting as a school of art in the kitchens of the Royal Pavilion, it has grown to become the diverse and inclusive institution it is today. We have some 18,000 students and 2,400 staff studying and working at our four campuses in Brighton and Eastbourne. Subjects taught here range from medicine to engineering, psychology to illustration, sport science to English literature. Students are at the heart of all that we do and take an active role in their learning experience. They leave us ready to make a difference to the world. Our ethos is defined by four core values: • Inclusivity • Sustainability • Creativity • Partnership Our students are part of a dynamic, diverse, and creative community that embraces partnership working and that makes a positive difference to society.

OUR CAMPUSES

We have three campuses in Brighton – Moulsecoomb, City and Falmer – and one along the coast in Eastbourne.

MOULSECOOMB CAMPUS

CITY CAMPUS

Over the last four years Moulsecoomb has been transformed, making it our biggest campus and student village. Find Out More Here

Our City campus is in the cultural heart of Brighton, a short stroll from the beach and the pier. Find Out More Here

FALMER CAMPUS

EASTBOURNE CAMPUS

Our Falmer campus is on the edge of the South Downs National Park, just four miles from Brighton seafront. Find Out More Here

Our Eastbourne campus is set in the Meads area of this historic seaside town. Find Out More Here

ESTATES AND FACILITIES DEPARTMENT Estate and Facilities Management manages the physical environment in which staff and students work, live and learn. Our commitment is not only to provide excellent facilities for the university community as a whole, but to contribute to ensuring an enriching student experience through fit for purpose, high quality buildings and support services. We cover a wide spectrum of essential services: • Accessibility

• Amex Stadium • Capital projects • Cleaning and caretaking services • CMIS support • Departmental Health and Safety • Emergency guidelines • Estate strategy • Help desk facility • Maintenance • Post and courier • Security • Space management • Sustainable development • Transport and travel

Estate and Facilities Management is also responsible for procurement and project management of new property developments. Current examples include the Moulsecoomb campus development, the Advanced Engineering Building and Varley Park student residences.

EXPLORE THE CITY OF BRIGHTON

JOB DESCRIPTION

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Energy and Carbon Manager Head of Sustainability Estate and Facilities Management Exion 27 Building 7 (£36,382 - £43,434 per annum)

PURPOSE OF THE ROLE The Energy and Carbon Manager’s role is to manage building energy and carbon issues across our institution. This includes checks on building operational performance, energy project development, and the development, operation and reporting of the University’s net-zero carbon management plan.

LINE MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY FOR: No direct line management responsibility. MAIN AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY:

1. Manage the development and implementation of the university’s net zero carbon management plan, coordinating its supporting projects. 2. Identify, prioritise and develop carbon reduction and carbon offsetting projects and provide specialist technical guidance on carbon management. Develop and present supporting business cases. 3. Analyse, monitor and report on energy use, carbon emissions and expenditure. Through the use of financial, building management systems and automatic metering systems you will identify, investigate and report trends in energy use, highlighting issues with regard to poor performing buildings and recommending actions as necessary. 4. Work with Estates Maintenance team to use and develop the university’s building management systems to identify plant faults and to develop opportunities to improve building control strategies. 5. Work with the Head of Procurment, to co-manage energy and water purchasing in partnership with the university’s Procurement Services team. Analyse available market intelligence and legislative developments to advise on the most favourable purchasing arrangements and strategies. 6. Manage the use and development of Automatic Meter Reading >Page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Page 6 Page 7 Page 8 Page 9 Page 10 Page 11 Page 12 Page 13 Page 14

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