Job Description
The County of Solano is recruiting for an Energy Utility Manager to supervise the county's energy utility operations, covering planning, rolling out, and managing energy efficiency and conservation programs. This role is critical to cutting energy charges, securing regulatory compliance, and advancing sustainability aims across county facilities.
The role reports within the General Solutions department and collaborates with other county agencies, external utilities, and contractors. The Energy Utility Manager will analyze energy usage information, develop budgets, and lead projects such as renewable energy installations and demand-side management.
This role suits an experienced professional with strong analytical, project management, and communication expertise who can run involved utility regulations and rate layouts. The county values innovation and strategic thinking to optimize energy performance and lower environmental influence.
Fairfield, the county seat, presents a central location in Solano County with access to the Bay Domain and Sacramento regions.
Salary & Compensation
Pay / Settle Package: $116,819 - $141,994 per year.
Qualification
Qualified candidates normally possess a bachelor's degree in engineering, environmental science, public administration, or a related field, and several years of progressively responsible expertise in energy management, utility operations, or a related sphere. Equivalent combinations of education and experience may be considered.
- Bachelor's degree in engineering, environmental science, public administration, or a carefully related field.
- Four years of expert background in energy management, utility operations, or energy scheme administration.
- Understanding of energy efficiency technologies, renewable energy systems, and utility rate setups.
- Experience with energy auditing, benchmarking, and figures analysis tools.
- Familiarity with California energy regulations, such as Title 24 and utility incentive programs.
- Venture management know-how, covering budgeting, contract administration, and vendor oversight.
- Sturdy written and verbal communication competencies for reports and presentations.
- Certification such as CEM (Certified Energy Manager) or LEED AP is desirable.
Role Responsibilities
- Grow and carry out the county's energy management scheme, such as conservation and efficiency strategies.
- Monitor and analyze energy consumption records across county facilities to pinpoint savings prospects.
- Manage utility contracts, negotiate rates, and oversee billing and payment procedures.
- Organize with utility companies and regulatory agencies on energy programs and compliance.
- Lead capital improvement projects for energy-efficient lighting, HVAC, and renewable energy installations.
- Get ready reports and presentations for county leadership and the Board of Supervisors.
- Oversee team and handle the energy utility budget.
- Remain existing with industry movements and emerging technologies to advise improvements.
How to Apply
- Call on the authorized post announcement on the GovernmentJobs portal for Solano County.
- Produce or to your candidate account.
- Wrap up the online submission and all supplemental questions thoroughly.
- Examine your submission for accuracy and hand in before the continuous closing cutoff.
Additional Information
- This recruitment is continuous and may close at any time; put in promptly.
- The pay variety is $116,819 - $141,994 per year, with potential for step grows.
- County of Solano gives a finalize advantages package covering retirement, health insurance, and paid depart.
- The role is located at 675 Texas Street, Fairfield, CA 94533.
- You may require to pass a background verify and/or drug screening.
- Veterans preference may register; eligible veterans should send in DD-214 with application.
- For questions, contact the Solano County Human Resources Department.
About Company
Solano County is a local state entity serving a diverse population in Northern California. It gives vital public offerings including administration, public performs, health and social solutions, and law enforcement. The county is committed to sustainability and streamlined resource management.
The Energy Utility Manager role aids the county's target to reduce energy costs and environmental bearing. This role is part of the General Offerings department, which oversees county facilities, fleet, and utilities.
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