241008.Energy Manager

The Energy Manager (EM) will be an expert level building controls specialist responsible for tracking and analyzing utilities consumption (electricity, water, natural gas) then developing and implementing efficiency improving strategies in major facilities at Tampa International Airport.  This position plays a critical part in optimizing building HVAC and electrical systems, aligning airport energy initiatives with aviation sustainability standards, energy management planning, and reducing energy consumption, utilities costs, and carbon footprint.

The EM is a management level position with responsibility for reviewing and approving all utilities invoices, participating in airport sustainability programs including ACA (Airport Carbon Accreditation), and working closely with the airport Sustainability and Resilience Program Director to develop and pursue overarching goals.  Additionally, the EM will manage two technicians dedicated to supporting the EM’s initiatives. 
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