QCI/Energy Auditor

Company Description

Berks Community Action Program (BCAP) is a community-focused organization dedicated to reducing poverty and improving the quality of life for residents of Berks County. BCAP connects individuals and families with resources that support housing stability, energy efficiency, and long-term self-sufficiency. The organization works collaboratively with local partners, funders, and government programs to deliver high-impact services. Team members at BCAP contribute to practical solutions that make homes safer, more efficient, and more affordable for community members. Role Description The QCI/Energy Auditor will conduct comprehensive home energy audits and quality control inspections on residential properties to ensure compliance with program standards and energy efficiency guidelines. Day-to-day tasks include reviewing work scopes, performing diagnostic testing (such as blower door and combustion safety tests), documenting and verifying completed weatherization measures, and preparing clear, accurate reports. The role involves coordinating with contractors, program staff, and clients to schedule inspections, address findings, and recommend corrective actions where needed. The QCI/Energy Auditor will maintain detailed records, follow regulatory and safety requirements, and support continuous improvement of energy conservation practices. This is a contract role and is primarily remote, with field inspections as required by program needs.

Qualifications

Strong knowledge of residential energy efficiency, building science principles, and weatherization practices. Experience performing home energy audits, quality control inspections, and diagnostic testing using standard tools and equipment. Ability to prepare thorough technical documentation, inspection reports, and clear written recommendations. Excellent organizational, time-management, and attention-to-detail skills for managing multiple inspections and deadlines. Effective communication skills for working with clients, contractors, and internal teams in a professional, respectful manner. Comfort with remote work, including use of digital tools for data entry, reporting, and virtual collaboration. Relevant certifications (e.g., BPI QCI, Energy Auditor, or equivalent) or willingness to obtain within a defined timeframe. Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation for occasional on-site inspections, as required. Commitment to safety, confidentiality, and adherence to program, state, and federal guidelines.