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Page 1: Energy Efficiency Careers

Energy Efficiency CareersMaking a Difference

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Be a Part of Making and Keeping California Green!

With a Career in the Field of Energy Efficiency!

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Workers who make new and existing homes and buildings more energy efficient perform valuable work in our economy, and can make a good living doing so.

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What are the types of jobs and salaries?

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Project Managers: Construction or Design

Entry Level Median Annual Wage - $60,000Experienced Level Median Annual Wage - $90,000

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Building Performance or Retrofitting Specialists

Contractors who improve the energy efficiency of homes or buildings by installing insulation, windows, lighting and other energy efficient products.

Entry Level Median Annual Wage - $50,000Experienced Level Median Annual Wage - $80,000

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HVAC Mechanics, Technicians or Installers

Install, repair and maintain heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and refrigeration systems.

Entry Level Median Annual Wage - $41,600Experienced Level Median Annual Wage - $72,800

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Energy Auditors or Home Energy Raters

Collect, analyze, and validate energy usage in the field and prepare reports on a building or home’s total energy profile.

Entry Level Median Annual Wage - $42,000Experienced Level Median Annual Wage - $70,000

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Resource Conservation or Energy Efficiency Managers

Assess current energy and resource consumption and develop strategies to reduce usage.

Entry Level Median Annual Wage - $52,000Experienced Level Median Annual Wage - $83,200

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Building Controls Systems Technician

Combines some of the traditional skill sets of building technicians with advanced skills in controls programming, networking, and systems integration.

Entry Level Median Annual Wage - $50,000Experienced Level Median Annual Wage - $80,000

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Compliance Analyst or Energy Regulation Specialists

Evaluate if projects are meeting regulatory requirements and/or incentives and provide recommendations to meet compliance.

Entry Level Median Annual Wage - $52,000Experienced Level Median Annual Wage – $76,500

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Building Operators or Building Engineers

Troubleshoot, install, replace, and repair building energy systems and controls to optimize energy

efficiency.

Entry Level Median Annual Wage - $50,000Experienced Level Median Annual Wage - $79,700

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What are the educational requirements?

Depending on the selected occupation, Certificate and Degree Programs are available at these colleges:

CabrilloChabotDe AnzaDiablo ValleyFoothillLaneyLos MedanosMerrittNapa ValleySan Francisco San JoseSan MateoSanta Rosa

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Tip #1Skills Employers Seek: For each occupation the most important skill employers were seeking in their new employees is the ability to communicate with customers, in writing and in person.

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Tip #2Moving Up the Career Ladder: Career pathways exist for each occupation, nearly all starting with foundational knowledge and experience in the field “pre-energy efficiency”.

The Oakland Partnership has developed a comprehensive cross-occupation Career Pathway for their Green Academy. www.oaklandpartnership.com/GreenAcademy.

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Need More Information?More detailed job descriptions and occupational

information can be accessed at ONET Online

http://online.onetcenter.org/find/