Job Description

The Energy Manager leads campus energy management and optimization efforts for Radford University. The position is responsible for improving energy efficiency, maintaining the intended operational performance of building systems and equipment, and reducing utility costs. Key activities include conducting energy audits, identifying inefficiencies, developing and implementing conservation initiatives, monitoring energy use and costs, supporting energy-contract negotiations, and educating campus stakeholders on energy conservation and efficiency practices.

Required Qualifications

•Extensive expertise in the principles, established practices, and contemporary technologies encompassing energy management, energy efficiency optimization, renewable energy systems, and comprehensive climate mitigation methodologies.
•Proficiency in utility management practices, encompassing energy benchmarking methodologies, building performance tracking, utility rate analysis, and energy conservation strategies.
•Comprehensive understanding of sustainable architectural design methodologies, environmental certification frameworks for constructed facilities, and quantifiable building efficiency benchmarks.
•Comprehensive understanding of contemporary matters, emerging developments, and pertinent federal and state sustainability initiatives, statutes, ordinances, and administrative procedures, encompassing the Commonwealth of Virginia energy policy.
•Considerable skill in developing and preparing contract documents.
•Thorough knowledge of communication protocols and Windows operating systems.
•Extensive knowledge of HVAC systems and electrical, pneumatic, and digital controls.
•Advanced proficiency with Microsoft Excel.
•Valid Virginia driver's license.
•Certified Energy Manager credential, or ability to obtain certification.
•This position is designated as essential personnel.

Preferred Qualifications:

•Knowledge of LEED and other sustainability tracking systems.
•Ability to use diagnostic tools to analyze and resolve telecommunications and control-system problems.
•Extensive knowledge of Johnson Controls ADX, Lutron lighting controls, and Automated Logic WebCTRL for energy-saving strategies.
•Demonstrated experience developing presentations and professional reports.
•Knowledge of utility-grade power generation from non-utility sources.

Radford University does not discriminate with regard to race, color, sex, sexual orientation, disability, age, veteran status, national origin, religion, or political affiliation in the administration of its educational programs, activities, admission or employment practices.