Building Energy Coordinator (EIT)

Are you an ambitious Engineer-in-Training (EIT) looking to make a measurable impact on climate action and sustainability? We are seeking a driven EIT to support and expand our ISO 50001 Energy Management System (EnMS) program—a key strategic initiative funded in part by Environment and Climate Change Canada. Working under the mentorship of a Professional Member, you will combine technical expertise and project management skills to support program growth, monitor performance, and evaluate projects across our operations. In this role, you will play an active part in advancing our broader Civic Operations Greenhouse Gas Management Plan and C627 Climate Resilience Policy. What will you do? - Lead the expansion and rollout of the ISO 50001 compliant Energy Management System (EnMS) across 20 additional City of Edmonton facilities, ensuring full compliance with funding agreements - Partner with engineering, maintenance, asset management, utilities, and facility operators to establish EnMS processes, deliver employee training, and integrate ISO 50001 concepts into existing ISO 14000 (Enviso) systems - Analyze, validate, and maintain historical energy profiles for electricity and natural gas consumption to evaluate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and report findings to internal partners - Support and conduct building energy audits (e.g., ASHRAE Level 2) alongside senior engineers to identify conservation opportunities and support lifecycle management initiatives - Draft scopes of work, support hiring processes, and supervise third-party consultants and contractors executing energy management program deliverables - Manage ECCC funding requirements, including drafting the project charter, tracking costs and invoicing, and delivering required internal and external progress reports - Develop business cases for organizational energy conservation, support updates to energy policies and procedures, and help Community Partners navigate relevant regulatory frameworks - Integrate ISO 50001 principles with existing civic initiatives, including BOMA BEST certification, building benchmarking, Measurement & Verification (M&V), and Energy Management Information Systems (EMIS) - Provide energy efficiency expertise and data-driven insights to inform the design, retrofitting, and operation of City-owned assets and infrastructure - Review engineering reports, feasibility studies, and process changes to support broader City initiatives under the Climate Resilience Policy and Energy Transition Strategy