Energy & Water Resources Program Coordinator
Location: 400 S. Ft. Harrison, Clearwater
Work Schedule: Monday Friday; 8:00 5:00 p.m.; Some Remote Work
***ONLY PINELLAS COUNTY GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES MAY APPLY***
Are you a professional Energy & Water coordinator with experience in the consumption and use of natural resources (including energy and water) through technical and/or procedural processes? Pinellas County has the ideal position!
The OAM Energy and Water Program Coordinator is a professional position with responsibilities to optimize the consumption and use of natural resources (including energy and water) through technical and/or procedures processes. The position acts as a subject matter expert and contributes to formation of energy/water management policies, establishing energy efficiency targets, utilizing renewable resources, and integrating industry-based best management practices into County operations and procedures. The position is responsible to develop and implement strategies that drive engagement and results with internal and external stakeholders. This includes, tracking and analyzing consumption data as well as reporting and presenting findings to management. Work can be highly complex and is performed with considerable independent judgment and initiative. The position will assist the County Sustainability & Resiliency Coordinator in assessing, developing, and implementation of advanced energy policies and innovative practices. Specifically, the position will collaborate in executing goals and initiatives within the Sustainability and Resiliency Action Plan, coordinate data-driven solutions related to Green House Gas (GHG) emissions reduction, and develop proactive strategies to meet the Clean Energy Targets set forth in the Board of County Commissioners Resolution 21-127. Additional opportunities include maintaining the Countys LEED for Cities designation, assisting departments with LEED for Building certification, federal/state policy support, solar energy development, and electric vehicle fleet transitions. The position will also assist in identifying projects where conservations efforts will best benefit triple bottom line (social, economic, environmental). The position is in the Office of Asset Management (OAM). The OAM provides support services to County departments that operate, preserve, invest, and optimize physical assets. The position is customer focused and requires effective communication skills to build networks within the departments being served.
What Would You Have To Do?
What Do You Need To Have?
Experience – Progressively responsible experience managing, designing or implementing energy and/or water efficiency programs.
Education – Sustainability, Environmental Science, Engineering, Building Construction, Architecture, or a related field.
Highly Desirable
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