Senior Technical Trainer - Energy Audit and Energy Management

Duties and Responsibilities:

• Deliver live online lectures, workshops, and Q and A sessions aligned with approved learning outcomes.
• Develop, review, and update learning materials including slide decks, facilitator notes, case studies, computation exercises, and answer keys.
• Create and record lecture videos and other digital learning assets for assigned modules, following RTI quality standards.
• Prepare and administer assessments (quizzes, practical exercises, post-tests) and evaluate learner outputs using rubrics.
• Provide timely, constructive feedback and recommend reinforcement topics or supplementary materials as needed.
• Participate in content calibration and post-training reviews to improve course quality, scoring consistency, and learner outcomes.
• Submit required session documentation on time and observe confidentiality and RTI policies on conduct and content use.

Qualifications:

Minimum:

• Must be a Certified Energy Manager (CEM) and Certified Energy Auditor (CEA) in good standing (active and valid).
• Able to present supporting proof of certification and validity, as required by the RTI.
• Ability to handle confidential records and maintain organized filing systems.
• At least 7 years of relevant professional experience in energy management, energy efficiency, and energy auditing, with strong field

application.

• Demonstrated involvement in multiple energy audit engagements, which may include:

o Walkthrough and detailed audits

o Data logging and measurement planning

o Load profiling, power quality analysis, and demand assessment

o Identification and quantification of energy conservation measures (ECMs)

o Simple and investment grade calculations (savings, payback, IRR or NPV where applicable)

o Measurement and Verification (M and V) fundamentals and reporting

• At least 2 years of experience in training, lecturing, facilitation, or structured technical coaching (corporate, academic, or professional

programs).

• Able to explain technical concepts clearly to adult learners and respond effectively to questions.
• Strong working knowledge of energy management and audit topics commonly covered in certification tracks, which may include:

o Energy planning and policy, energy review, and performance indicators

o Baselines, normalization, and energy performance tracking

o Energy audit process, audit tools, and audit reporting

o HVAC, compressed air, motors and drives, pumps and fans

o Lighting systems and controls

o Boilers, steam, and thermal systems (as applicable)

o Building systems and industrial processes (as applicable)

o Basic electrical system fundamentals and tariff interpretation

o Energy conservation measures identification, sizing, and savings computation

• Proficient in using spreadsheets for computations, templates, and audit summary tables.

Preferred

• Familiarity with Philippine energy efficiency and conservation compliance environment, including reporting concepts relevant to DOE programs and regulated facilities.