Energy Officer - DEE05970

Dundee City Council; Dundee; Hybrid; GBP 80,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

A local government authority is seeking an Energy Management professional in Dundee. The role involves a hybrid work model, focusing on procurement and consumption of energy in line with sustainability policies. Ideal candidates will have a degree in a relevant field and experience in energy management. Good communication skills and willingness to adapt are essential for success in this position.

Qualifications

• Relevant post-qualification experience in energy management.
• Ability to produce technical and non-technical reports.
• Practical knowledge of energy efficiency regulations.

Responsibilities

• Assist with procurement and consumption of energy and water.
• Provide comprehensive energy management services.
• Communicate energy policy aims to staff and suppliers.

Skills

Energy management

Problem-solving skills

Communication skills

Project management

Technical reporting

Education

Degree in Energy Management or related field

Job description

Job Description

Working in a hybrid style, based at home and at Dundee House, you will work full time, 37 hours per week. For queries regarding this vacancy, contact Colin Craig at 01382 434349 or [e-mail].

Requirements

You will have a degree in Energy Management, Facilities Management, Building Services, or an equivalent qualification relevant to the post.

Responsibilities

You will assist with the effective procurement and consumption of energy and water in the City Council's properties, in line with the City Council's sustainability policies and best practices. Your role includes providing a comprehensive energy management service, including property inspection and reporting, supervision of works, contract procurement and monitoring, and managing energy supply regimes. You will communicate the aims and objectives of the City Council's energy policy to staff, customers, and service suppliers.

The Individual

You should have relevant post-qualification experience in energy management, with the ability to identify problems and develop innovative, cost-effective solutions. You must be capable of producing clear technical and non-technical reports. Practical knowledge of energy and water efficiency, current regulations, procurement techniques, control and building management systems, building fabric, services, and installations is essential. You should be familiar with energy surveying and auditing techniques, climate change challenges, renewable energy technologies, current energy policies, funding streams, and software packages. Experience in energy and water metering, monitoring, reporting, and delivering training or presentations is also required. Good communication skills, the ability to work under pressure, adapt, and organize workloads are essential. Willingness to undertake training and develop diagnostic skills is also important.