Neil Kimpton

Senior Energy & Processes Manager - Lloyds Banking Group @Mitie

Leeds, GB

Led Energy Performance Contract (EPC) operational delivery across a 300 GWh, £65m energy portfolio, achieving full SLA compliance and £20m overperformance revenue.• Documented and embedded clear service delivery requirements and success criteria across a complex matrix of internal and client stakeholders• Utilised lean processes to ensure smooth delivery of IPVMP audited consumption and cost savings supported by a robust quality assurance framework while providing confidence in ongoing performance through clear action plans, budgets and reduction forecasts• Demonstrated benefits enabling contract retention/extensions and leveraged service review insights to embed client-focused improvements including transitioning to remote-led delivery and enhancing visibility of engineer activity and performance• Optimised BMS and utility metering, improving coverage, quality and energy system control• Guided and empowered engineers to routinely apply data analytics to identify consumption trends and focus energy efficiency efforts for maximum impact• Inspired engineers to consistently and efficiently exceed expectations by increasing accountability, embedding data and process driven delivery approaches, clarifying success criteria and recognising excellence• Designed, implemented and managed a weekly CPD technical training programme, aligned to the personal development goals of 40 engineers• Capitalised on ESOS (1-3) and compliance by converting identified energy efficiency and renewable opportunities into cost savings through proposal, approval, planning and implementation.• Applied Energy Conscious Organisation (EnCO) practises to drive behaviour change• Transformed client benchmarking and KPI reporting by integrating multiple data sources into one visualisation dashboard, delivering tailored, actionable insights aligned with client needs• Saved p.a. through monitoring and management system rationalisation and upsold of efficiency surveys

The University of Birmingham

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