Back to searchCommercial energy assessor
CDP Ltd
Posted 22 days ago, valid for 5 days
Birmingham, GB B4 7DL
£25,000 - £45,000 per annum
Full Time
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Sonic Summary
- An established nationwide energy company is seeking a commercial energy assessor to work on projects in the West Midlands area.
- The role involves conducting assessments on various sites, producing Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) for non-domestic buildings, and advising clients on improving energy efficiency.
- Candidates are expected to have at least 2 years of relevant experience in energy assessment or a related field.
- The position requires strong communication and IT skills, as well as a good understanding of construction methods and building regulations.
- The salary for this role ranges from £30,000 to £40,000 per year, depending on experience.
They can then recommend clients on how to better results. Commercial energy assessors are sometimes known as non-domestic energy assessors. This is a relatively new role, brought about by the need to produce EPCs on the development, rent or sale of non-domestic structures.
Daily Activities * Measuring energy usage * Gathering information on structures, such as age and number of rooms * Using computer software to produce energy ratings * Collecting information on heating methods * Gathering information on windows in relation to energy use * Working on non-domestic buildings * Liaising with an assortment of clients * Producing EPC reports * Advising clients on how to better energy efficiencySkills Required * Good communication skills * IT competent in order to produce EPC reports * Good mathematic skills * Understanding of construction methods * Able to keep records of building measurements * Attention to detail and good observational skills * Able to recommend necessary changes to clients based on EPC reports * Time-management skills * Practical approach * Knowledge of building regulations and safety issues
