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National Property Inspections
Weatherization Inspector Assistant
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A Meteorologist studies the weather and other aspects of the atmosphere and atmospheric science. Analyses weather and climate data, reports current weather conditions and develops weather forecasts.
$85,666 / year median in Wisconsin
-1% projected decline
Job Description
Weatherization Inspector Assistant Job Description Job Purpose:
The weatherization assistance program (WAP) was founded in 1976 and Wisconsin has become one of the top states to implement energy saving measures in homes throughout the state. A weatherization inspector will come alongside local agencies in SE Wisconsin that we contract with and preform different types of inspections in compliance with the state and federal agencies and the department of energy. Assist low-income families to improve the energy usage and health & safety hazards in homes.Essential Duties:
- Assist the lead auditor or final inspector.
- Run combustion and blower door testing.
- Identify health and safety hazards such as checking gas leaks.
- Contact customers and answer questions.
- Organize paperwork for each job.
- May be needed to conduct pre-inspections, emergency furnace, water heater inspections, or other inspections as needed.
- Schedule inspection appointments (Via phone call, text or email).
- Typically, complete 5-7 inspections a day (Each takes around 30 minutes).
- Take pictures and document findings for each home.
- Identify homes in deferral conditions to be denied by agency.
- Install LED light bulbs when homes are deferred; if needed.
- May be required from time to time to bring vehicles in for maintenance.
- Must be able to pass initial asbestos and lead paint training.
- Additional training opportunities will come up when offered.
Skills/qualifications:
- Must be available to work: 7:30am - 3:30pm, Monday - Friday, office hours may be extended as the needs of the business necessitate.
- Must be able to work more then 40 hours per week when duties cannot be performed within normal work schedule.
- Type at least 40 wpm; abilitity to utilize standard office equipment (copier, printer, computer, etc).
- Must have a valid driver's license and good driving record.
- Knowledge in the use of spreadsheets and written reports using Microsoft Office and other programs. Be organized, self-motivated and goal orientated.
- Construction backround is a plus.
- Bilingual in English/Spanish is a plus.