Apprentice Junior Energy Manager in Harrow

Company: CoTrain
Location: Harrow Weald, HA3 6RR
Type: Apprenticeship
Salary: £16,224.00 per year
Sector: Construction and the built environment
Ref: NAS-2000042415
Application Deadline Date: 10/08/2026
Start Date: 04/09/2026
Positions Available: 1
Working Week: Monday to Friday 7:30am to 5:00pm. Breaks of 60 minutes per day. No evenings or weekends are expected to be worked.

Helping organisations meet sustainability commitments by reducing energy consumption and reducing costs.
Working on a new-build school, you will monitor and help reduce the energy consumption of every part of the project.
This will involve working on sustainability and social value topics.

Training will take place at work and also online. Expect to spend 1 day a week online in a virtual classroom.

This qualification could lead to a Level 6 degree Apprenticeship in Energy Management, or you could specialise in Sustainability.

The broad purpose of the occupation is to perform roles in supporting an organisation to meet energy and cost reduction objectives and targets within the context of wider sustainability commitments such as carbon and water management and corporate social responsibility.

An energy manager will undertake a mix of technical, analytical, and administrative tasks aimed at improving energy efficiency and reducing costs.

They will support the development and implementation of energy management strategies to improve energy efficiency, reduce costs, and minimise environmental impact within an organisation.

In their daily work, an employee in this occupation interacts with utility suppliers, facilities managers, technical managers, facilities management supervisors, engineers and general building users.

An employee in this occupation will be responsible for assessing and measuring energy consumption within their organisation. This involves analysing energy usage patterns, identifying inefficiencies, and proposing improvements, benchmarking energy consumption against best practice guidelines. Energy Managers address technical and operational energy management issues and work to optimise energy use in facilities, equipment, and processes. They contribute to the development, coordination and implementation of energy management strategies and policies within their organisation.

Energy Managers stay informed about energy-related regulations and legal requirements. They will regularly report on the organisation’s energy performance. Involving tracking energy consumption, cost savings, and progress toward energy reduction targets. An energy manager will carry out site inspections and complete energy surveys, collect energy monitoring data and keep accurate records. They will also be developing solutions for carbon management.

In addition, an energy manager may also be involved in supporting the delivery of measures supporting the organisation's decarbonisation strategy and targets. They may also be responsible for improving data around the organisation’s utility infrastructure.

Being a good communicator and having an open mind as you will be looking at the project from many different angles.