IAC Job Forum
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DOE's Industrial Assessment Center program is becoming a hot recruiting bed for employers who are looking for individuals with hands-on experience in energy efficiency. In comparison with their peers, IAC Alumni are hired almost as twice as fast into energy efficiency jobs, with skill mixes worth $6,210 more than their competitors.
From left to right: Ryan Schuessler, University of Dayton; Mark Johnson, AMO Director; Daniel Kelley, University of Dayton; Michael Ising, University of Dayton. |
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IAC students graduate with the skills and abilities to conduct energy, waste, and productivity assessments; use instrumentation and diagnostic equipment, and work safely in an industrial environment.
Industrial Assesment Center
Small- and medium-sized manufacturers may be eligible to receive a no-cost assessment provided by DOE IACs. IACs typically identify more than $130,000 in potential annual savings opportunities for each manufacturer assessed.
2018 Better Plants Progress Update
More than 200 Better Plants partners are leading the way and providing an example for their industry peers to follow; to date, partners have reported estimated cumulative energy savings of 1.06 quadrillion Btu, or energy cost savings of roughly $5.3 billion.