About the Role
The Lead Energy Technician oversees field implementation of energy-saving measures, ensures technical accuracy, and supports team development while maintaining safety and compliance across all assigned projects.
Responsibilities
- Supervise field teams during energy efficiency installations
- Conduct on-site assessments of mechanical and electrical systems
- Ensure all work complies with safety protocols and technical guidelines
- Train junior technicians on proper installation methods
- Perform quality assurance checks on completed work
- Maintain accurate records of equipment and materials used
- Troubleshoot system performance issues in real time
- Coordinate with project managers to meet deadlines
- Deliver technical feedback for program improvement
- Lead equipment commissioning and startup procedures
- Verify system functionality post-installation
- Support development of field work instructions
- Respond to client inquiries regarding system operations
- Monitor job site conditions for safety hazards
- Assist in inventory management of technical supplies
- Provide input on technician scheduling and resource needs
- Ensure adherence to environmental and regulatory standards
- Conduct performance testing on energy-saving devices
- Lead team briefings before project execution
- Document field observations and corrective actions
- Support continuous improvement of field processes
- Assist in developing training materials for new technologies
- Evaluate contractor work when applicable
- Maintain certification requirements for technical roles
- Promote a culture of safety and accountability
Nice to Have
- Completion of a technical or trade school program
- HVAC certification or electrical license
- Experience with energy auditing tools
- Knowledge of building energy codes
- Familiarity with data logging equipment
- Leadership experience in technical teams
- Project coordination background
- Experience with work order management systems
Compensation
Competitive hourly wage based on experience
Work Arrangement
Field-based with some remote flexibility
Team
Part of a regional energy services team focused on utility-sponsored programs
Physical Demands
- Regular climbing, kneeling, and bending required
- Frequent lifting of equipment up to 50 pounds
- Ability to work on ladders and elevated platforms
- Standing for extended periods during site work
- Manual dexterity for handling tools and components
Work Environment
- Field locations include commercial and industrial facilities
- Exposure to varying temperatures and noise levels
- Occasional work in confined spaces
- Outdoor work during inclement weather possible
- Use of personal protective equipment required
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