Housing Technician
About The Position
The Housing Technician is an entry-level position that supports the delivery of residential energy efficiency and weatherization programs. Under the supervision of Energy Auditors and program leadership, the Housing Technician assists with energy audits, home evaluations, inspections, and site visits while gaining hands-on experience in building science and energy conservation practices. This position serves as a training pathway toward becoming a certified Energy Auditor. Housing Technicians are expected to pursue required Building Performance Institute (BPI) certifications and develop the skills necessary to independently conduct residential energy audits and support program implementation.
Requirements
- Entry-level position.
- Must pursue required Building Performance Institute (BPI) certifications.
- Develop skills necessary to independently conduct residential energy audits.
Responsibilities
- Assists with energy audits, home evaluations, inspections, and site visits.
- Gains hands-on experience in building science and energy conservation practices.
- Pursues required Building Performance Institute (BPI) certifications.
- Develops skills necessary to independently conduct residential energy audits.
- Supports program implementation.
Benefits
- Full-time schedule
- Comprehensive Benefits Package
- 401K (Traditional and Roth options)
- Health insurance 90% paid by WMCA
- Low-cost family dental and vision insurance
- Life insurance & short-term disability paid by the agency
- 13 paid holidays
- Very generous PTO
- Paid training and professional development
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
No Education Listed
