Energy Performance Engineer

Reporting to the Associate Director of Energy and Utilities, the Energy Performance Engineer will provide continuous evaluation and ongoing commissioning services of energy systems. This position requires a great deal of interaction with internal stakeholders as every person within Facilities team plays a vital role in the successful operation of our campus. The Engineer will use Facilities’ fault detection software platform (Clockworks) and Energy Heat Maps to review and evaluate energy and equipment faults and generate work orders to rectify the deficiencies. This position will also coordinate technical Retro-Commissioning activities, both in-house and with other professionals and contractors on the projects. 

The main responsibilities will include:

• Using Clockworks platform, review the system fault history to identify possible problems, investigate causes behind adverse energy trends in order to mitigate system deficiencies.

• Regularly check that all required energy data trends and histories are being collected and stored properly.

• Using Facilities data analytics tools, identify potential energy issues and saving opportunities, provide an action plan to address identified issues.

• Assist in development of energy conservation measures and a scope of work for contractors.

• Maintain an inventory of energy diagnostics tools and equipment, conduct basic field investigations, building surveys, and measurements and assist in interpreting the results.

• Monitor and analyze data on energy systems to verify ECM performance and energy savings.

Working Conditions:

• Working inside mechanical rooms and tunnels, exposure to hot and humid conditions, as well as in close proximity to rotating equipment and machinery will be required.

• Use of Personal Protective Equipment may be required in some of the spaces.