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ECO Division Manager – Overview

We have an opportunity for an ECO Division Manager to join a growing renewable energy company who are looking to move into the ECO space, this role would be helping them to set up and establish an ECO division within their £10million turnover business. Traditionally they have always worked in the Able-to-Pay or private domestic market, however they have been offered the opportunity to become a Main Contractor through a managing partner and need an expert in the ECO field to join the company to help them navigate this next period of growth.

The company started in 2016 and have grown to become one of the UK’s most established and effective suppliers, installers and service providers for Heat Pumps throughout the UK. They are experts and installing and servicing ASHP, GSHP, UFH and other heating systems. They also act as an accredited supplier for multiple heat pump manufacturers and have built an installer network nationwide for which they provide the structure for heating companies to diversify into heat pump installation. They provide other businesses with the design for each installation, supply them the units and materials and they then send their Engineers along to commission, snag and sign off the system, taking care of all of the MCS paperwork as well.

As part of their installer network, many install under the ECO Schemes. They have built a strong relationship with one of the UK’s primary managing partners, who have now offered them the opportunity to become a ‘Main Contractor’ for their ECO leads. They need a Manager with experience managing ECO projects to come in and help them build the division. This would involve implementing their structure and processes, ensuring the adhere to the strict regulations of the ECO schemes. Their work will be all focused on Heat Pumps. They have the knowledge, expertise and experience with the installations, but what they are lacking is the knowledge of the ECO process.

This role offers a genuine opportunity to make a massive difference in this companies next phase of growth. As the division grows, so will your position within the company. They are all about progression and the company have an extremely positive culture, with their staff retention being at 95% since their conception. The original 10 members of the team are still with the business and over the last 7 years, they have grown the business to 50 staff and a turnover of £10million.

This role would be based from their offices in Oxford however they can offer a hybrid working arrangement so you wouldn’t have to be in every day.

ECO Division Manager – Requirements

* Extensive experience with ECO/Government Funded schemes tackling fuel poverty such as HUG, RHI, ECO3/ECO4

* In depth knowledge of funded work projects including the paperwork & compliance side

* Experience managing ECO projects from conception to completion

ECO Division Manager – Salary & Remuneration

* Salary £50,000 - £75,000

* Bonus Structure

* Company Vehicle & Fuel Card

* Laptop, Phone

* Progression Opportunities

* 28 Days Holiday

* Sick Pay

* Pension