Weatherization Technician II

PathStone Corporation•Rochester, NY
•$18 - $32•Onsite

About The Position

To provide project oversight and hands on support for the installation of energy conservation measures and other home repairs for the Weatherization Assistance Program and other energy programs in Monroe County.

Requirements

  • High School Diploma or GED
  • One or more years of experience in home construction, remodeling/repair, energy conservation or HVAC systems OR 2 or more years of relevant training and experience in the Weatherization program with oversight of on-site operations experience
  • Knowledge of residential building systems and ability to evaluate problems and suggest repairs
  • Knowledge of energy conservation and building products, their installation and energy conservation methods
  • Knowledge of the Weatherization Assistance Program and other housing rehabilitation program guidelines and procedures
  • Prior participation in NYSWDA Weatherization Boot Camp training
  • Automobile, driver’s license and insurance

Responsibilities

  • Oversee Weatherization crew activities on job sites to ensure project completion in compliance with program requirements
  • Evaluate job work scope and prepare crew, materials and work areas as needed
  • Provide oversight and training on required diagnostic home performance testing to crew members
  • Provide oversight and training on paperwork and reporting process to crew members
  • Maintain workshop areas, inventory, vehicles and equipment
  • Handle and properly install energy conservation products and materials per manufacturer and program specifications
  • Operate power and manual hand tools along with other diagnostic equipment such as the Blower Door, Combustion Analyzer and other related equipment
  • Maintain accurate records of time and materials installed in each unit and other program related records as assigned
  • Attend work related conferences, seminars and training sessions as required
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