Certified Energy Audit Professional (CEAP)
Do you evaluate and assess energy consumption, identify waste, and suggest cost-cutting measures? Do you aspire to be a first-line professional who can help make significant efficiency improvements, enhance energy use, and ultimately reduce greenhouse gas emissions? Energy Auditors evaluate and analyze a facility’s energy consumption, identify energy conservation opportunities, and make recommendations for reducing or optimizing energy consumption.
This program prepares candidates for the CEA Certification Examination. It is also intended to provide participants with an in-depth and technical review of energy auditing, the essential steps required to evaluate facility energy systems from preliminary surveys through ASHRAE® Level 3 Energy Audits, and how to analyze and deliver the results to your client.
Certification Program Objectives:
- Pre-audit requirements to assure accurate data collection, measurement and verification
- What you need to know when conducting audits of building equipment and systems, including lighting, pumps, motors, drives, HVAC, water systems, etc.
- The financial and economic aspects of an energy audit and how they can affect an organization’s bottom line.
- How to analyze utilities and the effects of energy demand, energy rates, energy accounting, and performance contracting on an energy audit
- How to identify energy conservation opportunities that are “low-hanging fruit”
Certifying Examination:
- To be certified as CEAP, student should take up a 1.5 hours exam at the designated examination centers.
- The qualifying exam would consist of 50 multiple choice questions, testing core certification modules.
- Professionals with relevant experience and other qualifying criteria may be exempted from the examination.
Materials Provided:
- Presentation slides
- Study references
Certification:
Upon successful completion of the CEAP training, participants will receive a “Certified Energy Audit Professional” certificate.
Who Should Attend:
The program is most beneficial to those who are conducting or evaluating energy auditing initiatives. Obtaining CEAP certification confers international credibility within the communities of energy management, sustainable and renewable energy.
Existing energy professionals, energy engineers, energy administrators, facility managers, and energy consultants have participated in this program.
Course Outline:
- Developing an Energy Audit Strategy & Plan
- Energy Use Analysis
- Data Collection & Analysis
- Economic Analysis
- Lighting Systems
- HVAC Part 1 Systems
- HVAC Part 2 Boilers
- HVAC Part 3 Ventilation
- Domestic Hot Water & Water Conservation
- Motors, VFDs, & Compressors
- Building Envelope
- Building Automation & Energy Management Systems
- Alternative Generation & Energy Storage
- Energy in Transport