Job Description: The Energy Manager position in Windsor, Canada, within the targeted job industry involves overseeing energy management initiatives and promoting energy conservation practices. The primary responsibilities include developing and implementing energy management plans, conducting energy audits, identifying energy-saving opportunities, and monitoring energy consumption. The Energy Manager will collaborate with stakeholders, implement energy efficiency measures, and ensure compliance with energy regulations. Key Duties and Responsibilities: Develop and implement comprehensive energy management plans to optimize energy consumption and reduce environmental impact. Conduct energy audits and assessments to identify energy-saving opportunities and evaluate energy performance in buildings, facilities, or industrial processes. Analyze energy data, utility bills, and systems to track energy consumption trends and identify areas for improvement. Develop and implement energy-saving measures, including equipment upgrades, energy-efficient technologies, and behavior change initiatives. Monitor and analyze energy consumption, identify deviations from targets, and recommend corrective actions to improve energy efficiency. Stay updated with energy regulations, codes, and standards to ensure compliance and maximize energy savings. Collaborate with stakeholders, including facility managers, engineers, and finance teams, to promote energy conservation practices and gain support for energy management initiatives. Prepare reports, presentations, and documentation to communicate energy performance, savings, and recommendations to management and stakeholders. Identify and evaluate potential renewable energy sources, such as solar or wind power, and assess their feasibility for implementation. Stay informed about emerging energy management technologies, industry best practices, and incentive programs to optimize energy performance.
Job Requirement: Education: A bachelor's degree in Engineering, Environmental Science, or a related field is required. Advanced degrees or certifications in energy management or sustainability may be preferred. Experience: Relevant experience in energy management, energy conservation, or related areas, preferably in commercial, industrial, or institutional sectors, is essential. Candidates should have experience in conducting energy audits, analyzing energy data, and implementing energy-saving measures. Technical Knowledge: Strong knowledge of energy systems, energy efficiency technologies, and energy regulations is necessary. Candidates should be familiar with energy management software and tools for data analysis and reporting. Project Management: Excellent project management skills are required to plan, execute, and monitor energy management initiatives. Candidates should have experience in developing and implementing energy management plans, tracking energy consumption trends, and recommending corrective actions. Communication and Collaboration: Strong communication and interpersonal skills are essential for collaborating with stakeholders, including facility managers, engineers, and finance teams. The Energy Manager should be able to effectively promote energy conservation practices and gain support for energy management initiatives. Regulatory Knowledge: Familiarity with energy regulations, codes, and standards applicable to the targeted job industry is important. Candidates should stay updated with the latest regulations to ensure compliance and maximize energy savings. Analytical Skills: Strong analytical and problem-solving skills are necessary for identifying energy-saving opportunities, analyzing energy data, and developing effective solutions. Certification: Professional certifications such as Certified Energy Manager (CEM) or Certified Energy Auditor (CEA) are advantageous and may be preferred by employers.
