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Leader in transforming energy challenges into energy efficiency solutions. Working with utilities, businesses, and consumers to improve the energy experience on a local and global level throughout the US and Canada. Help bring energy efficiency programs to life Having the opportunity to be creative every day and work with a leadership team that is open to new ideas, new opportunities, and new perspectives. • Conduct quality assurance inspections and reviews (on-site verification's and electronic review of field data entered into program database)• Provide technical advice, guidance and training on installation, adaptation, configuration or enhancement in accordance with client specifications.• Provide input and status updates to program staff regarding project scope, planning and effectiveness of products. Provide technical expertise to identify, analyze and resolve issues.• Coordinate and track multiple engineering and logistic support activities, providing periodic status to the customer and program management team• Ability to isolate malfunctions of complete multiple integrated systems, and to determine the methods of repair

General basis of 2018 summer internship Document: a. VOC sources (e.g., VOC-generating materials and processes, quantity and type of chemicals used), b. existing engineering controls (e.g., ventilation, fume hoods), c. administrative controls (e.g., housekeeping, worker training), and d. PPE (e.g., respirator, gloves). 2. Engineering, administrative, and PPE controls are already in use assess the effectiveness of existing controls.i. What works determined pre-existing controls that were used for interventions ii. NOTED - Examples of effective and not effective controls in the same shopGENERAL APPROACH Forms were observational and have as few questions asked to owner and/or workers as possible. These was completed after salutation with the owner/manager and workers and getting a site safety tour. Forms updated through Day 1 as needed.Site Layout Checklist Form - To gather general shop-level info (e.g., floor plan, general activity list, engineering controls, product inventory, etc.), primarily through observation. Site Activity Checklist Form(s) - To gather general shop-level info specific to an activity (e.g. product, equipment, PPE, local engineering control use, etc.), primarily through observation. Form is completed for each activity.Day-to-day1. Introductions and site safety tour (SERI and UA)a. Any safety considerations or off-limits areas?b. SERI talks, UA person(s) takes basic notes/maps layout2. Site Layout Checklist Form from tour, observations, notes (SERI) 3. Before business, set up air sampling while tracking worker activities with Time Activity Log Form: 1/participant (UA)4. Site Activity Checklist Form(s) (SERI)5. Complete Site Activity Checklist Form(s)if needed and as is possible (UA) . NOTE - ability for UA to do Site Activity Checklist Form(s) and/or make updates to Site Layout Checklist Form will likely depend on # of workers who are doing personal sampling.