CABEC Mentorship Program Overview
The CABEC Mentorship Program pairs seasoned CABEC CEA energy consultants with mentees interested in energy consulting careers. Monthly online meetings, research activities, and preparation for the CEA exam are key components. Mentors guide mentees through specific building features and competencies for improved energy performance. Program agenda includes topics like energy basics, project assessment, and modeling. Join to enhance your skills and knowledge in residential energy efficiency.
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CABEC CABEC Mentoring Program The CABEC Mentorship Program is designed to partner up seasoned a CABEC CEA energy consultants with mentees that are interested in beginning a new career or those who are Energy Consultants that are not Certified Energy Analyst yet. Attend monthly online Mentoring meetings over the 11-month program with each month geared to specific building feature/design. Online mentor meetings to help support and supplement program monthly meetings. Attend online classes and review applicable materials offered by Energy Code Ace, Energy Commission and other industry resources. Research building feature of the month and create library of products and resources. Develop series of models with building feature research in multiple climate zones under guidance of Mentor. Program Length Monthly Activities Take the CEA exam In person
CABEC Program Agenda Month Residential Topic February Introduction 2022 CalBEM Power Talk - CABEC Mentoring Program March Intro to Modeling April Job Organization May Envelope: Opaque Assemblies June Envelope: Fenestration July Envelope: PV, Solar Ready, Battery August Mechanical: HVAC September Mechanical: IAQ October Lighting November Advanced Modeling December Final 2
CABEC Who s Who Mentor Mentee 2022 CalBEM Power Talk - CABEC Mentoring Program Meet with mentor they are paired with and other mentees in their pod . Stay accessible, committed, and engaged during the length of the program. Be a CEA in good standing. Meet with mentee(s) and/or engage in mentoring activities and stay accessible, committed, and engaged during the length of the program. Attend classes, view resources, and be ready to ask questions at scheduled meetings. Participate in the modeling and research activities. Willingly share your experience (such as lessons learned and stories from your own career). Be a positive role model. 3
CABEC CEA Competencies CEA Competencies Supported by the Residential Mentoring Program CEA Competencies Supported by the Residential Mentoring Program Competency 1: Energy Basics Competency 1: Energy Basics Demonstrate knowledge of basic heat transfer, residential energy design measures, and how they relate to building energy performance or metrics. 2022 CalBEM Power Talk - CABEC Mentoring Program Competency 2: Project Assessment Competency 2: Project Assessment Gather preliminary information from drawings, related documents, and the client to determine the nature and scope of the project; determine how to apply the Standards in establishing the correct code requirements and the available energy compliance options. Competency 3: Take Competency 3: Take- -Offs Review drawings, specifications and information provided by the designer or client; gather, calculate and record all pertinent data to input into the energy modeling software. Offs Competency 4: Modeling and Troubleshooting Competency 4: Modeling and Troubleshooting Create an energy model of the building from all information gathered. Check to see if on- screen and report results are reasonable, and if not, correct the source of the error(s). Competency 5: Recommendations for Improvement Competency 5: Recommendations for Improvement Use the knowledge of the project design and climate zone to make recommendations for improving energy performances to meet or exceed code. 4
CABEC Energy Code Ace 2022 CalBEM Power Talk - CABEC Mentoring Program Partner in the development of the CABEC Mentoring Program Supports the CEA competencies and provides the training and resources used for this program 5
CABEC Join Us!! 2022 CalBEM Power Talk - CABEC Mentoring Program https://cabec.org/mentorship-program/ Submit application for either a mentor or mentee at the CABEC website. 6
