CEA (Certified Energy Auditor)
Being CEA Certified
Energy Auditors undertake energy efficiency assessments of large buildings and industrial facilities. Their audits cover building systems, occupancy, operations, maintenance, and code compliance. An auditor aims to provide their client with detailed survey results, risk mitigation analysis, implementation plans, and a final investment-grade analysis. Many auditors work to predefined codes and standards, such as the ASHRAE Standard 211-2018 for Commercial Building Energy Audits.
Body of Knowledge:
- Developing an Energy Audit Strategy & Plan
- Energy Use Analysis
- Data Collection & Analysis
- Economic Analysis
- Lighting Systems
- Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning Systems
- Domestic Hot Water Systems
- Motors & Drives & Compressed Air Systems
- Building Envelope
- BAS, PAS, and EMCS
- Alternative Generation & Storage
- Transport
About Shrinivas Patil
Shrinivas Patil is a Chartered Facilities Management Surveyor (MRICS), Certified Project Management Professional (PMP), and Certified Energy Auditor with rich experience in the field of Facility Management, EHS, Plant Utilities...