Luncheon Learn Career Training Series

Explore Your Future!

Get oriented with Building Science and Indoor Air Quality Careers.

Come to the luncheon to learn the basics of our in depth training and how you can begin a rewarding, well-paying career specializing in indoor air quality that benefits millions of people every day. We are seeking natural problem-solvers and critical thinkers, those looking for a stable career that will both charge and change their futures, and those who are interested in protecting our nation’s resources, while serving their communities.You will be inspired by the stories of real life professionals who are working to improve indoor air quality through research and innovation. You will also have the opportunity to ask questions about our in depth training, or anything else that is on your mind. Our goal is for you to leave this event feeling confident about your decision to pursue a career in Indoor Air Quality (IAQ).

Returning CitizensJudging by the number of individuals who are returning to the workforce, it's safe to say that having a job is a top priority for many people. However, it can be difficult for those who have been incarcerated to obtain employment in an ever-changing job marketplace.It's true that having a job has been shown to reduce recidivism, which means that individuals are less likely to commit crimes when they have stable, full-time employment. To address this moderate criminogenic need, correctional systems frequently provide individuals with employment programming and new emerging opportunities like energy and building science as well as participation in programs such as work release.

ContractorsEnergy jobs are just one of many opportunities for trade professionals to transition into for IAQ. Engineers and tradespeople alike can find promising careers in the building science and indoor air quality space to enjoy the benefits of working with a dedicated team of professionals, who share their passion for excellence.The landscape of the U.S. energy industry is changing, and it's changing fast. Major environmental initiatives in the electric and natural gas sectors are bringing big engineering considerations alongside the building sciences and IAQ have become a large part of the standards to increase efficiency, but also health and productivity. The advent of a host of innovative technologies as well as the rapid and complex digitization of information and control systems are also contributing to this transformation. And, there is a new generation arriving in the workforce bringing with them a new perspective.

VeteransEnergy employers value the leadership skills, team orientation, “can do” spirit, and work ethic that is ingrained in those with military experience. There is a natural transition from the military into energy careers, so much so that the energy sector has generally employed a higher percentage of veterans than other industries.If you are looking for a career that will allow you to put what you learned in the military to work in a new setting while helping our country meet its energy needs, there are many options available.

Women in Building SciencesThe energy sector is an important economic driver and a major employer, with an estimated 10 million new jobs expected to be added by 2023. Studies have shown that companies with women in leadership roles deliver a 36% higher return on equity and that companies with at least one female executive board member outperformed those with male-only boards.A growing number of women are looking to the energy industry as a source of well-paid employment with strong opportunities for career advancement. While there has been a slow increase in the number of women employed within the sector, there is still much work to be done before meeting global targets and creating an inclusive work environment that harnesses the full potential of our diverse workforce.

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