Energy Services Specialist - C&C Building Automation Company (posted 11/5/2008)

Install/service temperature, lighting controls and electrical switch gear. After construction cycle, serve as a problem-solving resource/continuing controls partner. Remotely monitor, administrate and control the energy use of multi-state buildings’ electrical and mechanical HVAC systems. Using IT controls and data analysis, eliminate energy waste and avoid costly problems for nation-wide businesses.

Job Requirements: Degree: mechanical engineering or closely related field . 2+ years HVAC equipment and controls experience, emphasis on strategic energy management including performing HVAC systems analysis or whole building energy simulation and analysis

Experience with major modern control product, thermal dynamics, power and demand management concepts and energy markets. Advanced computer skills.

Please send cover letter, resume and salary history/requirement to: schultzhr@teamrespond.com. Please include "Energy Services Specialist 101708" in the subject line of your email.

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Mechanical Engineer Wanted at Taylor Engineering (posted 9/29/2008)

Design HVAC systems and controls, for commercial buildings using CAD tools. Perform load calculations and energy analysis. Analyze building mechanical system operation data, diagnose operation problems, and provide technical leadership. Provide whole building energy model and simulation. Make recommendations for improving system performance.

Job Requirements:
Bachelor's degree or equivalent in Mechanical Engineering or closely related field and two years experience performing HVAC systems analysis or whole building energy simulation and analysis, including HVAC.

Please send resume to:

Quanita Savoy
Taylor Engineering
1080 Marina Village Parkway, Suite 501
Alameda, CA 94501
Fax: 510-749-9136.
E-mail qsavoy@taylor-engineering.com

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Pacific Energy Center Fall 2008 HVAC class schedule (posted 9/18/2008)

The PG&E Pacific Energy Center has started its fall semester and offers the classes below in addition to other classes around California and over the Internet. The classes below are funded by the California public goods charge and are free to California ratepayers and business with energy efficiency projects in California. Registration is required. Visit www.pge.com/energyclasses for more details on these classes and for registration. Click on the class title below to register for that class.

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LBNL seeks help to access bldgs with CO2-based demand controlled ventilation (posted 9/18/2008)

With support from the California Energy Commission, scientists at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL) are about to launch a new research project on demand controlled ventilation. A initial task is to evaluate the accuracy of the carbon dioxide sensors in actual use within 25 California commercial buildings. A prior small pilot study found that many sensors were quite inaccurate; however, a much larger data set is needed. LBNL is asking for your assistance to help them identify and gain access to buildings. The sensor accuracy testing normally requires about two hours with cooperation from the building facility management staff who will benefit from the information about the performance of the carbon dioxide sensors in their building. In a few instances, we will offer a free sensor replacement so we can evaluate why some sensors perform poorly. Please contact David Faulkner [D_Faulkner@lbl.gov , 510 486 7326] , or Douglas Sullivan [DPSullivan@lbl.gov, 510 486 6367] with contact information for potentially suitable study buildings.

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Engineers wanted at kW Engineering (posted 9/9/2008)

kW Engineering Inc. is an independent provider of energy engineering services specializing in assessments of energy savings potential in commercial, industrial, and institutional facilities. We are seeking engineers with 4 plus years of experience in energy efficiency for positions in our Oakland office. Come share in our commitment to a sustainable energy future! We are looking for self-motivated individuals interested in technical engineering and project management responsibilities. Work with a highly experienced staff committed to saving energy in buildings and industrial processes. We offer flexible work hours, hands-on experience, and a creative, casual work environment. Competitive salary and benefits for qualified candidates. DOE-2, M&V, experience with utility incentive programs and/or a P.E. are pluses.

Please submit resume, cover letter and salary requirements to:

kW Engineering, Inc.
287 17th St. Suite 300
Oakland, CA 94612
Job Code: KWMSEASH
Email: hr@kw-engineering.com 
Fax: 510-834-6421

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