Energy Auditor

Community Action Partnership of Strafford County•Dover, NH

4d•Onsite

About The Position

The Energy Auditor is a key technical role focused on reducing energy burdens for low-income households. You will conduct comprehensive home assessments, diagnose energy inefficiencies, and manage a pipeline of weatherization projects from initial audit to final inspection. This role requires a blend of technical building science, physical stamina, and compassionate client education.

Requirements

High School diploma or GED
BPI Building Analyst certification or the ability to obtain one through our training program within 120 days
Be able to climb ladders; work in attics and other confined areas
Mid-level computer skills
Basic math skills
Be able to use a phone, computer and other office equipment
Be able to work outside in all weather
Be able to lift 50 lbs., perform some physical labor
Valid Driver's License, and insured vehicle (100/300 minimum coverage) for use on the job or acceptable alternative
Driving record check
Criminal record check
Randomized drug screening

Responsibilities

Perform blower door, CAZ, heating system, and spillage testing to identify air leakage and combustion safety issues.
Specify work scopes for subcontractors (primarily HVAC) and monitor progress through in-process and final inspections.
Install CO and smoke detectors during audits and identify immediate "no-heat" or hazardous conditions.
Request timely Environmental Reviews and ensure all file paperwork (BTDIS, HEA, SHIPO) is complete and accurate.
Identify and rank high-value weatherization projects based on energy burden, demographics, and funding opportunities (WAP, CDBG).
Conduct comprehensive home energy audits, including diagnostic testing (blower door, CAZ, infrared) and safety inspections, in compliance with state and federal standards.
Maintain detailed project files and photo documentation, ensuring all technical forms (BTDIS, HEA, SHIPO) are accurate and meet agency requirements.
Provide homeowners with guidance on energy conservation, electric base load usage, and home health and safety.
Develop detailed work orders and secure necessary approvals and environmental reviews from municipal partners.
Schedule and supervise crews and subcontractors, providing technical guidance and hands-on assistance during the implementation of weatherization measures.
Conduct in-process and final inspections to verify the quality of work, monitor contractor invoices for accuracy, and ensure all measures meet safety protocols.
Maintain agency vehicles and tools while mentoring junior staff and attending mandatory industry training.
Complete and submit at least one (1) comprehensive weatherization work order per week to maintain a steady production pipeline.
Complete a minimum of 4 weatherization projects monthly.
Achieve a 95% "First-Pass" rate on final inspections, ensuring all subcontracted and crew work meets NH Weatherization Field Guide and SWS standards.
Maintain 100% real-time accuracy of data input within energy audit reports and energy modeling software (TREAT/ECOS/COMPASS), ensuring all photo documentation CAZ testing results and Redcalc findings are uploaded within 48 hours of site visits.
Maintain an overall SIR greater than 1 on all weatherization projects.