💡Are you ready to kickstart your career in energy efficiency?
The Colorado Energy Office’s Energy Efficiency Technician Registered Apprenticeship Program is here for you!
❄️Since 1976, #weatherization has been expanding rapidly, so you’ll join a field with endless opportunities! As an apprentice, you’ll work hands-on with a Colorado’s weatherization services providers, learning essential skills as an Energy Efficiency Technician.
This program combines structured curriculum, 1:1 mentorship, and paid training to set you up for success in a growing industry.
✅ Gain valuable certifications from leading organizations like the Building Performance Institute and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
✅ Enjoy guaranteed wage increases and full-time benefits.
✅ Build a career that moves with you across the country!
🚀 Ready to apply? Fill out the interest form today! https://energyoffice.colorado.gov/wap-careers
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Happy #NationalWeatherizationDay! We’re celebrating over 40 years of saving Coloradans money on energy bills, increasing energy efficiency, and making homes safer! Thank you to the Colorado Weatherization Network that makes it all possible!
National Weatherization Day on October 30th is a time to celebrate all of the success of the Weatherization Assistance Program, which wouldn’t be possible without the dedicated Weatherization workforce.
If you have a passion for serving your community, joining the WAP network might be for you! WAP offers good paying entry level jobs that include paid training and career mobility.
Learn more about open positions at a local weatherization service provider in your area:
energyoffice.colorado.gov/wap-careers
In celebration of National Weatherization Day on October 30th, here are a few low cost ways to save energy in your home:
- Turn down the thermostat at night and when you’re away from home or install a set back or smart thermostat.
- In winter, open curtains or blinds of windows that face the sun during the day and close them at night.
- Check your furnace filter once a month, such as when you get your utility bill, and clean or replace if needed.
- Replace incandescent light bulbs with LEDs.
To learn more about the Weatherization Assistance Program, visit https://energyoffice.colorado.gov/weatherization-assistance-program
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Happy National Weatherization Day! Today we celebrate the work of the Weatherization Assistance Program (WAP) and the growth in the energy-efficiency job sector in Colorado. To learn more about WAP, visit https://energyoffice.colorado.gov/weatherization-assistance-program
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The work of the Weatherization Assistance Program would not be possible without the dedication of our weatherization workforce. Thank you all for serving Coloradans!
[Video Description: Frame 1 shows 12 photos of people weatherizing homes, such as checking air leakage, installing solar panels, installing installation, and inspecting a home’s structure. Frame 2 shows the logos of the local weatherization service providers in Colorado: Energy Resource Center, Energy Outreach Colorado, Housing Resources of Western Colorado, Arapahoe County, Northwest Colorado Council of Governments, and Pueblo County. Frame 3 reads, “To the weatherization workforce, thank you.” End Description.]
Colorado's Weatherization Assistance Program is dedicated to serving income-qualified Coloradans, using proven energy conservation solutions that save money, increase comfort, and better their homes and environment. To learn more about the program, and find a local service provider, visit https://energyoffice.colorado.gov/weatherization-assistance-program
[Video Description: Frame 1 shows the Weatherization Assistance Program Logo with the year 2022 above it. Frame 2 reads, “Attic Insulation: Insulation keeps warm air in homes during the winter. Over 16 football fields worth of insulation was installed in 2022!” The bottom of the frame is an image of a football field and a football with the number 16 on it. Frame 3 reads, “Air leakage reduction: Over 3 million basketballs worth of heated air was kept in homes.” At the top of the frame is a picture of 8 basketballs. Frame 4 reads, “3,971 residents served,” with a graphic of a group of people below. Frame 5 reads, “Qualified Coloradans saved over $700,000 on energy bills.” Frame 6 reads, “How to apply. Income qualified residents can apply for weatherization through their local service provider.” Below the text is a map of Colorado and contact information for service providers. This contact information can also be found on the Weatherization Assistance website. End Description.]
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