Energy auditors assess buildings to identify opportunities for improving energy efficiency, reducing energy waste, and lowering energy costs. Training in this field equips professionals with the skills to evaluate insulation, HVAC systems, lighting, and appliances, while using diagnostic tools to recommend upgrades that meet state and federal energy standards.

HVAC professionals install, maintain, and/or repair systems that control indoor climate and air quality. Training in this trade covers energy-efficient technologies, refrigerant management, and modern heating and cooling systems to ensure comfort, safety, and compliance with environmental regulations.

Weatherization specialists improve a building’s envelope and overall energy performance by reducing energy loss through air sealing, insulation, and system upgrades. Training programs cover diagnostic testing, materials installation, and safety procedures that help homeowners and businesses lower energy costs and enhance comfort.

Plumbing training prepares workers to install and maintain piping systems for water supply, drainage, and heating applications. Programs emphasize energy- and water-efficient technologies, code compliance, and safety best practices to ensure reliable systems that meet both customer needs and environmental standards.

Solar power generation training prepares workers to design, install, and maintain photovoltaic (PV) and solar thermal systems. Participants gain hands-on experience with solar technologies, electrical safety, and system sizing to support Virginia’s growing demand for solar professionals.

This training field focuses on technologies that store and manage electricity, such as batteries and advanced grid systems. Workers learn about storage integration, grid balancing, and system maintenance, helping to enhance grid reliability and support renewable energy deployment.

A licensed Journeyman or Master Electrician license and EVITP certification electrical professional responsible for installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting EV charging systems, including Level 2 and DC Fast Chargers. This role requires strong knowledge of high and low voltage systems, along with hands-on experience in wiring, diagnostics, and preventative maintenance.

Compliance and safety training ensures workers understand and meet all applicable regulations, codes, and workplace safety standards. Programs emphasize OSHA protocols, environmental regulations, and risk prevention practices that protect workers, the public, and the environment across all energy sectors.