Weatherization Energy Auditor

Job description

Description The Weatherization Energy Auditor is responsible for assessing clients’ housing needs. This position estimates and oversees work for HEAP/Weatherization, DOE and other associated Energy and Housing Programs, and provides client education about energy conservation and other housing-related issues. As an Energy Auditor and/or Quality Control Inspector for the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP), you will be responsible for conducting energy audits of residential buildings to identify energy-saving opportunities. You will use specialized equipment and advanced diagnostic test to measure energy use, assess building envelope and HVAC systems, and provide recommendations for improvements. In this position you will work closely with clients to explain findings, recommend measures, and develop a plan for implementing energy-saving improvements. You’ll help reduce household energy costs while making homes more comfortable and sustainable. Benefits: - Paid holidays. - Bi-weekly accrual of Paid Time Off. - Participation in an employer sponsored retirement plan. - Employer paid short term disability. - Choices of health, life, dental, vision, and disability insurance options. R...