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This section of the BCA Volume One sets out the Energy assessments Efficiency provisions for all Class 3 – 9 buildings. It is required in all states of Australia.Section J Report includes sets out each part of the Section J requirements of the NCC and ensures your building complies with each part. This report is a requirement by all councils and certifiers need a section J report during the Development Application stage or issue a building permit.The report is declared before providing a construction building permit or certificate. So, if you require a building permit for any current building construction then Section J report is essential to obtain approval.You can get this report from a highly qualified and knowledgeable energy efficiency consultant is necessary in order to prepare this report. Having many years of experience, NRG Efficient Homes have created and refined a reported structure which is technically accurate also Report has one of the maximum approval rates with local councils in Melbourne, Australia.

Here are 2 actual job postings for you to understand what an energy manager is:Job 1:Specific activities may include:-Research new technologies, energy and building code requirements-Assist in the design, review and evaluation of new and existing technologies for non-residential and residential program applications-Perform engineering analysis of complex energy efficiency measures based on first principles, empirical data or prior research-Design, run, and report on energy savings studies-Collaborate with technical services team in applying research to new and existing program design-Develop and deliver training to staff or in support of training and technical assistance contractsMinimum Qualifications:-Bachelor's Degree in Engineering (preferably Mechanical), Construction Management or equivalent-10 years of experience in the energy efficiency industry may be substituted for a qualifying degree-Applicants with a required degree must have 4 years of experience in the energy efficiency or energy related fields-Must have hands on experience with building HVAC systems and experience with industrial compressed air systems-Must have energy experience in the construction industry including: T24 energy calculations, Home Energy Rating System (HERS) and Energy Upgrade California, etc. Must have excellent interpersonal skills with the ability to work with a cross-functional and diverse team2. Job 2:The highly proactive, energetic, and analytical Energy Engineer will thrive in assisting in the recruitment of new customers, identifying and delivering detailed energy savings analyses to our end-use customers. This is an exciting role for a motivated individual who is passionate about managing energy efficiency projects and customer relationships, analyzing operational energy efficiency, and looking to be part of a results-driven, talented, and highly effective team bringing new state-of-the-art tools and analyses to facility and operations managers.Key Responsibilities- Project management of energy efficiency projects-Maintaining customer relationships to become a trusted energy advisor-Conducting industrial site walkthroughs and assessments to identify feasible project opportunities-Conducting project discovery meetings with customers where stakeholders such as plant managers, technical engineers, operations managers, and others participate-Preparing project feasibility studies that include energy analyses of baselines, energy savings, financials, and applicable codes-Developing and executing measurement and verification plans-Traveling to customer sites for customer and vendor meetings-Preparing project documentation packages for utility review and approval of possible incentives-Supporting utility project review-Performing other duties as requiredRequired qualificationsBachelor’s degree in engineering, preferably mechanical or chemicalStrong written and verbal communication skillsExpertise with Microsoft Excel and various modeling toolsHighly organized and ability to multi-taskAbility to work independently and deal with vague and dynamic situationsTeam oriented, resourceful with a can-do attitudeHigh level of customer serviceMinimum of 3 years of experience

While there are obvious giveaways to identify a more extreme INTJ - particularly the highly introverted “absent-minded professor” type. But I would suggest that the more generally applicable attributes of an INTJ will be:an ability to analyse and interpret a complex set of information to identify and define an underlying “truth”a strong belief in the primacy of fact and logica wish to analyse and assess both sides of any argument before reaching any opinion, and then generally concluding hat the answer is neither black nor white, but rather some complex shade of greyI recently answered a Quora question “I have a high IQ, so why am I a slow thinker”. While I am not suggesting that INTJs are slow thinkers (in fact they will generally have the ability to process information very quickly), the way in which I answered the question would, I think, typify the way in which an INTJ’s thinking process might work (but not necessarily, I should add, the outcomes reached):Thanks for your question. I can’t answer your specific case, but there is a sense in which intelligent people (which is what we understand those with high IQ to be) will be slower to respond to some questions posed of them than others who are not so intelligent.Let’s say that we are dinner and someone asks what people think of illegal immigrants. Some will say that we have a duty to look after our fellow man and should accept these people. Others will say that we have no responsibility for those people who have broken the law by entering the country. I will take a moment to think, scratch my chin and formulate an answer which might consider:Are they illegal simply because of the way in which they entered the country? Would they reasonably have been assessed as legitimate refugees?Have we provided them with reasonable opportunities to apply and be considered for “legal” entry as refugees?Do we as a country bear some moral responsibility for the plight of these people, perhaps due to some prior action or inaction by our country?What is the cost / benefit consideration regarding the acceptance of such a concept.Is it the case, as often claimed, that those who have the fortitude and energy to flee their land to find another home are generally preselected as a demographic who will provide productive workers and educated progeny who will be valuable to the country?So yes, it may seem that some like us seem a little slow to formulate our answers. Perhaps that is because many questions are much more complicated than most people imagine.