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Energy auditors survey buildings or industrial sites to work out where energy is being used and wasted, then set out the measures that would reduce it. The role pairs site work such as blower door tests and equipment inventories with modelling, calculation, and report writing. Findings have to be defensible, because clients spend money on the strength of them.
Certificate or college diplomaUtilities, energy, mining and resources
Mining technicians support the engineering and technical services side of a mine, gathering survey, sampling, and production data and turning it into the plans and reconciliations the operation runs on. The role moves between the pit or underground workings and a desk, and accuracy in the field determines whether the plan is any use. It is a common bridge between operating experience and engineering work.
Certificate or college diplomaUtilities, energy, mining and resources
Geological technicians collect and record the field and core data that geologists interpret, working on exploration programmes, operating mines, and drilling projects. Days alternate between field or core shack work and entering, checking, and tidying data. The role suits people who like being outdoors but are still meticulous about how a record is written down.
Certificate or college diplomaUtilities, energy, mining and resources
