Trainee BMS Engineer Apprentice at T.E.S.A Western Ltd.
- Build core skills in the workshop, learning to wire and manufacture electrical control panels and understand BMS systems and control equipment
- After around 3-4 months, begin accompanying experienced engineers to customer sites to observe installations, servicing and fault finding
- Gain practical experience of how Building Management Systems operate in live environments
- Attend specialist control systems and BMS software training courses
- Learn to programme control panels and systems controlling heating, air conditioning, ventilation and other building services
- Develop customer-facing skills by working directly with clients on site
- Progress towards becoming a fully qualified BMS Engineer over 4-5 years
- Learn to independently service, commission and programme BMS systems
- Work with Head End systems for remote monitoring and control of buildings
- Create and modify graphical interfaces for plant and building systems
- Manage your own workload using a company vehicle, laptop and specialist software
- Work on projects across schools, military sites, National Trust properties, aviation facilities, museums, historic buildings, large private estates and high-profile residential properties
- Enjoy a varied role with a mix of long-term and short-term projects, ensuring no two days are the same
T.E.S.A Western Ltd.
In 1974, T.E.S.A. was founded with the aim of providing site surveys and preparing quotations for control panel construction and schemes in the Heating and Ventilation market. Our services quickly expanded to include the commissioning of completed systems, followed by annual inspections and servicing for various control systems. This growth was driven by our commitment to exceptional service and building lasting relationships with our clients.
As our reputation for quality and reliability grew, we extended our offerings to include the supply and specialised electrical installation of complete control systems. Today, we provide a comprehensive environmental control solution, from initial design and procurement to installation, final commissioning, and ongoing support.
Now, as the company moves into its third generation of the founding family, T.E.S.A. continues to build on over 50 years of experience. Our expertise spans from smaller HVAC systems to large-scale BMS packages, always driven by our commitment to quality and innovation. As the HVAC industry evolves, we remain dedicated to meeting its changing demands and ensuring our clients receive the highest level of service and solutions.
What does T.E.S.A. represent?
Technical – At the forefront of control panel construction and system innovation for over 50 years.
Environmental – Specialising in control systems that enhance energy efficiency and improve workplace comfort.
Service – Our commitment to exceptional service has been key to our growth and success over the years.
Advancement – Always pushing forward with the latest technologies and advancements in the HVAC industry.
- Structured mentoring and shadowing with experienced engineers
- Exposure to multiple mentors to gain varied experience and working styles
- Gradual increase in responsibility to build confidence
- Extensive investment over a 4–5 year development programme
- Health and Safety training provided
- Specialist software and manufacturer training courses
- Uniform and PPE provided
Successful completion of the apprenticeship could lead to becoming a fully qualified BMS Engineer.
This role includes expertise in:
- Electrical control systems
- BMS software programming
- Commissioning
- Servicing
- Fault finding
- Head End systems
- Customer support
- The company is committed to developing apprentices into long-term engineers within the business.
- Weighting: Essential
- Qualification Type: GCSE
- Subject: Maths
- Grade: 4/C+
- Weighting: Desired
- Qualification Type: GCSE
- Subject: English
- Grade: 4/C+
- Communication skills
- Team working
- Initiative
- Enthusiastic
- Highly motivated
- Willingness to learn
- Reliable
£17,264 a year
CLEVEDON, BS21 6TB
Advanced Level Apprenticeship
Four days per week in the workplace and one day at college.
Monday to Thursday: 8:30am - 5:00pm, including a paid 30-minute lunch break.
Friday: Finish at 4:00pm, subject to business needs.
Engineering and manufacturing
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