Job description:
The professional role of the Energy Certifier. Among its main tasks is the production of the energy performance certificate (EPC), which must be drawn up by an accredited certifying body, as well as the certification of the energy performance of buildings, both in the traditional property market and in green building and renewable energy. Anyone who wants to do this job must be able to assess the energy needs of buildings and must know the energy indices. The skills required include the ability to develop solutions to improve energy efficiency, in terms of both savings and performance.
Responsibility:
the certifier issues the energy certificate under their own responsibility.
Requirements and qualifications
- Diploma in:
- mechanics, mechatronics and energy;
- electronics and electrical engineering;
- agriculture, agri-food and agro-industry (or agricultural expert), building engineering-architecture;
- construction, environment and land (or surveyor),
- industrial expert specialising in building, electrical engineering, mechanics, thermal engineering.
- aeronautics;
- nuclear energy;
- metallurgy;
- naval engineering;
- metalworking and mechanical engineering.
- CERTIFICATE AUTHORISING THE PROFESSION OF CERTIFIER
