Weatherization Energy Auditor

METROPOLITAN DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL•Tacoma, WA

7d•$31 - $32•Onsite

About The Position

The Weatherization Energy Auditor will support the Weatherization Assistance Program and program participants to provide improved air quality and energy efficient housing. This Auditor will partner with participants and contractors to establish weatherization measures and authorize repairs. The Auditor will have a good understanding of Weatherization processes and procedures. The Auditor will work in a team to efficiently serve the weatherization needs of low-income residents in the City of Tacoma.

Requirements

One (1) or more years of experience in weatherization or four (4) years in general construction trades or a certificate of completion from a trades or vocational technical institute in a related field.
The applicant must be a Building Performance Institute (BPI) Certified Building Analyst or be able to be certified within 90 days of employment.
Must have Lead Renovation Certificate or be able to obtain within 90 days of employment.
The applicant must also have a valid Washington State Drivers License or the ability to obtain prior to employment.

Nice To Haves

Energy Auditor (EA) certification or able to obtain the certification within 90 days of employment.

Responsibilities

Complete audits safely, effectively, efficiently, and in accordance with weatherization program specifications and guidelines.
Ensure clarity of all instructions to assure that work measures are performed accurately, completely, and in a timely manner.
Prepare detailed written reports that recommend appropriate retrofit measures to be installed.
Prepare detailed work orders based on pre-inspection of property to include accurate drawings of the structure perimeters, window and door placements, crawl access and vent placements, areas to be weatherized and areas not to be weatherized.
Interpret work orders and specifications for contractors and mutually agree on any deviations from specified procedures to ensure compliance with regulations governing weatherization measures and minor repairs.
Consults with and informs property owner of minor repairs needed and work to be performed on rental properties.
Act as a mediator between consumers which may include landlords, property owners, or renters to resolve disagreements.
Audit work of contractors to ensure that procedures are being followed and the materials used conform to Department of Commerce and DOE specifications.
Review contractors work for quality and conformance to standards.
Confer with contractors for resolution of problems and/or deficiencies which resulted in a corrective action notice.
Prepares reports to include recommendations on efforts and training needed to ensure compliance.
Participate in the training of new employees on technical matters and Department of Commerce guidelines, as required, to ensure program compliance and quality assurance.
Assist management in preparing files and records for all program audits by the DOE, Department of Commerce and other funding sources.
Reports to Program Manager and Quality Control Inspector/Lead Technician.
Have a working knowledge of TREAT or any other Energy Analysis Software Programs.
Work with management to develop standards of performance.
Attends training as necessary to stay current with all local, state, and federal guidelines for weatherization programs.
Assist with administrative duties as needed.
Other duties as assigned.