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A comprehensive set of criteria has been established by AIRAH industry professionals to assess persons on their competency in energy auditing to Level 3 of Australian Standard AS/NZS 3598:2000 Energy Audits.
The assessment will cover the various options for both new and existing facilities and refurbishments of different types of industrial, commercial and public building types, including:
- Office buildings
- Retail Buildings
- Hospitals
- Police and court facilities
- Education buildings
- Industrial complexes
- Manufacturing facilities
- Civic centres
- Entertainment complexes
- Aquatic centres
Who is
responsible?
An industry panel of suitably qualified persons has developed assessment
criteria and is conducting peer reviews. This panel is responsible to
the Board of AIRAH for performance in accordance with AIRAH's Code of
Ethics.
AIRAH is managing all aspects of the marketing and assessment of applicants.
AIRAH will utilise and promote the Register in a broad range of activities
consistent with the organisations commitment to the reduction of greenhouse
gas emissions and energy efficiency.
• To achieve registration and appear on the published register and
feature in promotional material - act now.
Want more information?
Step 1 - If you are a practising
energy auditor and want to ensure your name is listed on the register,
click here
to download a registration of interest form for the program. Complete
the form and return it to the AIRAH office or e-mail to energyauditregister@airah.org.au
To be eligible you must have been involved in conducting energy audits
in the past 5 years.
Step 2 – The registration of interest
form will be reviewed and if you are deemed suitable for assessment AIRAH
will forward you a full information and registration pack. The cost for
registration will be $650 (+GST) for AIRAH members and $750 (+GST) for
non-members. This fee is payable at the time of registration.
Step 3 – If the assessment of your
submitted application is successful you will be invited for a face to
face interview.
Step 4 – When you become accredited
you will be:
• Included on the national AIRAH website of Accredited energy auditors
www.airah.org.au/ene_aud.asp
• Promoted as part of the Accredited energy auditor register to
industry stakeholder groups and government
as the primary source of competent energy auditors in Australia
• Eligible to tender for the Business
Energy Efficiency Program
Should you wish to be trained in energy auditing AIRAH will deliver a
formalised training program later in 2008. If you are interested click
here.