Description

Community Action Opportunities is seeking an Energy Service Technician II to perform initial assessments on residential units. The audits conducted evaluate the energy-efficiency and health/safety improvements needed in dwellings.

Highlighted Responsibilities
- Assess residential buildings using required equipment to determine energy-efficiency and health/safety needs
- Document assessments in tools using assigned tablets, manual forms and photos
- Provide education sessions to residents, including energy saving tips and the recommended work for the home
- Prepare work orders which includes estimated material and labor costs based on the technical mathematical computations completed

Submit cover letter, resume and three professional work references with complete contact information.

Requirements

Education and Experience

Graduation from a regionally or CHEA accredited college or university with an Associate’s degree in building science or environmental engineering science is preferred.  A high school diploma with two years of experience is also acceptable.

Special Requirements

      Possession of a valid North Carolina Driver’s License on the date of hire.

      Obtain WaWeb certification within 90 days of hire date.

      Acquire OSHA-30-hour, Asbestos O&M, and Lead Safe Renovator certifications within 120 days of hire.

      Earn Building Performance Institute (BPI) Energy Auditor certification within two years of hire.