As of November 7, 2026, Jobsy lists 8 energy advisor jobs in Canada. The most active employers are AmeriSpec of Toronto East, AmeriSpec of Durham and AmeriSpec of London. Skills often requested: attention to detail, communication skills, inspection and valid driver's licence.
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Candidates need post-secondary education in energy, engineering, environmental studies, resource management or a related field, or a relevant trade certification. They also need experience serving clients or the public, assessing energy systems, and analyzing technical energy data. Building energy modelling software experience is an asset.
Candidates need NRCan Energy Advisor certification (CEA or passed exams, or in progress), HOT2000 and everyday computer skills, basic knowledge of residential building construction, a valid driver's licence with insurance, and strong communication and attention to detail.
Candidates need NRCan Energy Advisor certification (CEA or passed exams, or in progress), HOT2000 and everyday computer skills, basic knowledge of residential building construction, a valid driver's licence with insurance, and strong communication and attention to detail.
Candidates need NRCan Energy Advisor registration, certification or a passed exam (CEA designation or the Foundation and Energy Advisor exams), plus HOT2000 skills and basic knowledge of residential building materials. They also need reliable transportation, a valid driver's licence and insurance, and strong communication and attention to detail.
AmeriSpec of Brampton, Cambridge, Guelph & Kithcener
Candidates need NRCan Energy Advisor registration or certification, or be in the process of getting it. They also need strong computer skills, a valid driver's licence and insurance, reliable transportation, and good communication and customer service skills.
Candidates need NRCan Energy Advisor registration or certification (or to be in the process), proficient computer skills including HOT2000, basic knowledge of home construction, a valid driver's licence, and strong written and verbal communication.
Candidates need NRCan Energy Advisor registration or CEA designation, or to be in the process of certification. They also need HOT2000 and computer skills, basic knowledge of home construction, a valid driver's licence with reliable transport, and the ability to do physically demanding work in all weather.
Candidates need NRCan Energy Advisor registration or CEA designation, plus HOT2000 and everyday computer skills. A valid driver's licence and reliable transportation are required, along with strong communication and attention to detail.
AmeriSpec of Toronto East (2), AmeriSpec of Durham (1), AmeriSpec of London (1), AmeriSpec of Brampton, Cambridge, Guelph & Kithcener (1) and AmeriSpec of Ottawa (1).
What skills do energy advisor jobs ask for?
Postings most often mention attention to detail, communication skills, inspection, valid driver's licence, computer skills and customer service.