Energy Auditor Job Description (sample):
Audit homes for electricity usage. Assist homeowners
in reducing costs. Excellent communication and computer skills
needed. Three years energy conservation experience or three years of
home renovation experience necessary. Reliable transportation
required.
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Energy Audit
An
energy audit is an inspection,
survey and analysis of energy flows
in a building, process or system
with the objective of understanding
the energy dynamics of the system
under study. Typically an energy
audit is conducted to seek
opportunities to reduce the amount
of energy input into the system
without negatively affecting the
output(s). When the object of study
is an occupied building then
reducing energy consumption while
maintaining or improving human
comfort, health and safety are of
primary concern. Beyond simply
identifying the sources of energy
use, an energy audit seeks to
prioritize the energy uses according
to the greatest to least cost
effective opportunities for energy
savings.
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