Kickstart Your Career in The Building Management System
Attend 2-Day BMS Mastery Workshop to discover the roadmap to becoming a successful BMS Engineer
Last Date to Enroll:
Last Date to Enroll:
23rd Sept
This Workshop is for you If you're...
Engineering Student
Mechanical Engineer, Electrical Engineer, Electronics Engineering , Mechatronics, Instrumentation Engineer wanting to explore career path in Automation Core Company
Fresh Engineering Graduate
Looking for a job but unaware about the kind of engineering jobs available in the market
Working Professional
Currently working in an irrelevant field and want to switch into Building Automation System
Working in the ELV field
But, looking to upgrade yourself into Building Management system.
Looking to learn BMS
Want to learn and understand the overview of Building Management System
What is Building Management System?
Building Management System (BMS), also known as Building Automation System (BAS), is an integrated network of hardware and software components designed to control and monitor various building systems within a facility. These systems typically include HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning), lighting, security, fire safety, access control, energy management, and more.
What does a BMS Engineer do?
A BMS engineer plays a crucial role in designing, implementing, and maintaining the automation and control systems that ensure the optimal operation and efficiency of various building systems within a facility.
Here’s an overview of what a BMS engineer does:
1) System Design and Integration
2. Programming and Configuration
3. Installation and Commissioning
4. Troubleshooting and Maintenance
5. System Upgrades and Integration
3 Reasons to get into BMS
Lucrative Career Opportunities
As businesses and industries increasingly adopt advanced automation and smart building technologies, the demand for skilled BMS professionals has surged. This heightened demand has led to competitive compensation packages that reflect the specialized expertise and pivotal role BMS engineers play in shaping modern infrastructure.
Impact on Sustainability and Efficiency
BMS engineers play a pivotal role in improving building efficiency and sustainability. As the world seeks innovative solutions to address climate change and resource conservation, BMS engineers have the opportunity to make a tangible impact by creating smarter and more energy-efficient buildings.
What we will cover in the workshop
Overview of the Building Automation Industry
Understanding the basics of BMS
Overview of the Building Automation Industry
Understanding the basics of BMS
Understanding the basics of HVAC systems
Understanding the basics of BMS programming for HVAC systems
Understanding various features of BMS Software graphics etc..
Exploring various Job roles in BMS industry
How to Network with Industry experts for career opportunities
What my previous students say....
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Diane & David
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Since i discovered Urban Workshops, i come here once a month at least. I always check if there is any new workshops. It’s my time to relax, experess my creativity and find peace in stressfull times.
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At the end of workshop, you’ll
Meet the Coach
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