The Residential Energy Auditor manages on-site work performed by weatherization and HVAC contractors and conducts home energy audits, post-work inspections and heating system diagnostics and testing on Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED), Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) Crisis, and public utility weatherization jobs.ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONSAudits & InspectionsConducts home energy audits and post-work inspections on Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED) and public utility weatherization jobs following procedures mandated by each program.Prepares proceed orders for weatherization contractors and suppliers of energy efficient appliances.Prepares and ensures the completion of appropriate documents related to weatherization work.Performs inspections on completed jobs to ensure that all work is satisfactorily completed and program requirements are met.Understands and complies with all technical aspects of weatherization programs.Conducts pressure diagnostics and duct testing on residences.Conducts furnace tests on homes with oil, gas, or kerosene heating systemsConducts heating system diagnostics in order to prepare proceed orders for repairs under the LIHEAP Crisis ProgramConducts energy education sessions with customersIdentifies problems and actions to remediate problems related to health and safety in residencesComplaints & Remedial ActionResolves customer complaints and remedial actions identified by inspectors and utility representatives.Resolves disputes with contractors regarding weatherization work completed at customers residences.Completes minor repairs, e.g. patches drywall seams, and makes minor energy-related improvements to residences.Invoice ProcessingReviews and approves contractor invoices for payment for weatherization work.Creates and submits invoices for work completed in the weatherization programs. Prepares utility invoices and vouchers for work completed in a weatherization program using Access based or online databasesReconciles invoices sent to and payments received from utilitiesMaterials & SuppliesMaintains a current knowledge of materials, equipment and appliances, including energy efficiency ratings, for use in weatherization programsIdentifies suppliers of materials and equipment that meet or exceed energy efficiency requirements of weatherization programs and associated pricingMaintains and expands a list of approved suppliers of materials and equipment that meet or exceed energy efficiency requirements of weatherization programs.Maintains and expands a list of specialty subcontractors, e.g. electricians, heating, ventilation and air conditioning firms, plumbers, approved for participation in weatherization programs.Develops and maintains an inventory system for equipment and materials purchased for weatherization programs.Assists in the identification of and sources of materials and equipment for weatherization work.GeneralTrains new weatherization contractors and new crew personnel.Uses Energy Partnership or personal vehicle to accomplish job duties and records mileage and conducts maintenance routines for Energy Partnership vehicles.Performs other duties as assignedWORKING CONDITIONSHours: Monday- Friday (between the hours of 7am-6 pm)40 hours per weekFlexible Scheduling Site: 1337 East Fifth StreetBethlehem, PA 18015 Other: Some evening and Saturday hoursOff site work in private homesAdditional training and/or certifications may be requiredBenefitsComprehensive Health Benefits - Medical, Dental, Vision and PrescriptionAgency paid Life Insurance and Long-Term Disability InsuranceVoluntary Life Insurance and Short-Term Disability Insurance401 (k) Retirement Plan with agency contributionGenerous Paid Leave Time-Vacation- 15 Days: Earn more time after 2- and 5-year anniversariesSick- 9 days annually10 Observed Holidays QUALIFICATIONSCompletion of a post high school education program in building science, carpentry, or heating, ventilation and air conditioning, OR Completion of two years of college-level coursework related to construction or buildings, ANDA minimum of three years of trade work experience in carpentry, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, home improvement or residential energy efficiency improvement projects, in construction, rehabilitation, or inspections of buildings, or in closely related workA minimum of three years of trade work experience in carpentry, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, home improvement or residential energy efficiency improvement projects, in construction, rehabilitation, or inspections of buildings, or in closely related workFour years of trade work experience in carpentry, heating, ventilation and air conditioning, home improvement or residential energy efficiency improvement projects, in construction, rehabilitation, or inspections of buildings, or in closely related work may be substituted for two years of trade work experience for the educational requirementBuilding Performance Institute Building HEP Energy Auditor Certification required within six months of start datePA Clean Energy Center's Energy Auditor required courses within six months of start dateExperience and basic proficiency using Microsoft Word, Excel, AccessAbility to lift 50 poundsAbility to communicate with program participants and contractors and explain energy saving practices and energy-related measures to be completed in residencesAbility to set own schedule and prioritize workload Criminal record check requiredChild Abuse History Clearance requiredValid driver's license and good driving record requiredPersonal vehicle or access to independent transportation requiredProof of motor vehicle insurance (for use of personal vehicle)