New #Indigenous Job Alert: Built Environment Initiatives Coordinator
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OVERVIEW
Community Energy Association (CEA) is seeking a Built Environment Initiatives Coordinator (Retrofit Assist) to join our quickly growing organization and provide support for the operation and implementation of the Retrofit Assist program, aimed at reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in existing residential buildings. This role will leverage deep technical knowledge and expertise to provide support in the implementation of home energy retrofit services to help communities accelerate GHG emission reductions in existing homes, while utilizing a customer-centric approach to simplify customer experiences and improve the reach and satisfaction with our program.
Retrofit Assist (RA) is a program currently operating in 3 communities (Squamish, Whistler, and Rossland) with expansion to two additional communities in fall of 2024. The program implements proven approaches to accelerate low carbon retrofits in Part 9 residential buildings. Tackling emission reductions in existing homes is one of the most challenging yet impactful opportunities to address climate change while improving comfort, affordability, and energy efficiency of homes. The needs of participants and communities change regularly and the program is designed to be responsive to our stakeholders. Applicants should be comfortable and skilled at engaging with RA participants, and stakeholders in a dynamic and ever evolving space.
Our team of over 45 staff continually inspire each other by being profoundly committed, each day, to our shared purpose and to delivering high-quality, impactful work. To continue to empower personal and organizational excellence, CEA respects and supports each staff as necessary, including work flexibility and professional development. To learn more about our policy on caring for clients, people and planet, you can read our report, Going Beyond.
Our work includes developing and re-booting community energy plans, creating plans for local and Indigenous government operations, drafting policy for governments, publishing research, educating local government staff and elected officials, celebrating local and Indigenous government achievements, assessing renewable energy opportunities, and deploying related infrastructure.
ABOUT THE POSITION
Experience-based compensation based on a 35-hour work week:
- $55,000 – $65,000 based on 1-3 years’ experience
- $65,000 – $75,000 for over 3 years’ experience with strategic priorities
Employment type: Permanent salaried staff (flexible 35 hours/week)
Location: Flexible, ideally within British Columbia (applicants from other locations within Canada will be considered)
Workplace: Home office with computer and home office allowance provided
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