Demonstrate familiarity with building systems and knowledge of how they affect energy use.

Demonstrate ability to monitor and evaluate how well building systems perform.

Demonstrate ability to manage corrective, preventive and predictive maintenance.

Demonstrate familiarity with and ability to manage, grounds and exteriors, parking structures, site utilities, landscaping and grounds, exterior envelope (roof, brick, masonry, etc.) and custodial operations.

Demonstrate knowledge of the effect that climate and variable environmental conditions can have on the building envelope and systems.

Demonstrate ability to collect building systems' operating and performance data.

Demonstrate ability to adjust System Parameters as required.

Demonstrate understanding of indoor air quality, and how to test and adjust it.

Demonstrate ability to analyze HVAC system performance.

Demonstrate knowledge and ability to optimize HVAC controls.

Demonstrate knowledge and ability with Lighting Systems.

Demonstrate knowledge and ability to identify water distribution and irrigation leaks.

Demonstrate knowledge of FEMP's O&M Best Practices.

Demonstrate knowledge of the building retuning process to ensure maximum energy efficiency and comfort for building occupants including, data collection requirements, and continuous retuning practices.

Demonstrate knowledge of and the ability to perform testing and obtain measurements required for predictive maintenance.

Demonstrate knowledge of metering and sub-metering for energy and water and how they contribute to systems optimization.

Demonstrate knowledge of new technology and tools targeting increased efficiency of O&M.

Demonstrate knowledge of basic connections between lighting, air quality, thermal comfort and acoustical performance and human health outcomes; locate and describe references that address thresholds thought to provide indoor environments that optimize human health and performance.

Demonstrate knowledge of best practices related to facility management technology.

Demonstrate ability to identify evaluation criteria, evaluate, and recommend facility management technologies solutions.

Demonstrate ability to assess how changes to facility management technologies will impact current infrastructure, processes, and building systems.

Demonstrate ability to plan for and oversee the acquisition, installation, operation, maintenance, upgrade, and disposition of components supporting facility management technologies.

Demonstrate ability to monitor performance of facility management technologies and make appropriate recommendations when modifications are needed.

Demonstrate knowledge of a Building Automation System (BAS).

Demonstrate ability to conduct trouble-shooting procedures at the equipment, system and building levels using facility management technologies, where appropriate.

Demonstrate ability to conduct trouble-shooting of critical systems

Demonstrate knowledge of Computer Assisted Facilities Management (CAFM) and Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS).

Demonstrate ability to operate Computerized Maintenance Management Systems (CMMS).

Demonstrate knowledge of cybersecurity requirements and configuration management of utility and building systems, subsystems, sensors, and other component devices to support continuity of operations.

Demonstrate knowledge of distributed generation options and regulatory requirements.

Demonstrate knowledge of Renewable Energy Systems – Solar (Thermal and Photovoltaic), Wind, Biomass, Hydropower.

Demonstrate knowledge of demand response strategies.

Demonstrate knowledge of Energy Management Systems (EnMS) and the ability to participate in energy teams to implement system.

Demonstrate knowledge of re-programming current systems and expanding network of sensors and control devices to optimize HVAC, lighting and other automated systems.

Demonstrate knowledge of how to incorporate occupancy sensors, task lighting, thermostatic set-points with weather forecasting and other demand linked strategies to optimize building performance.

Demonstrate knowledge of how to perform an Energy Savings Assessment.

Demonstrate knowledge of laws, regulations and Executive Orders that pertain to energy management, status of compliance and existing energy management plans.

Demonstrate knowledge of applicable Codes and Standards.

Demonstrate knowledge of all types of Commissioning, the differences between them, and commissioning requirements in laws and executive orders.

Demonstrate the ability to oversee and manage a building commissioning process.

Demonstrate knowledge of alternative financing options for energy projects.

Demonstrate knowledge of utility service providers for facility (ies).

Demonstrate knowledge of utility meters – location, reading and data management.

Demonstrate knowledge of utility billing, rate structures, and special rate programs and incentives.

Demonstrate knowledge and ability to develop an Energy master plan.

Demonstrate knowledge and ability to develop a metering Program.

Demonstrate knowledge and ability to identify and develop low-cost and no-cost energy efficiency opportunities.

Demonstrate knowledge and ability to provide operational support to energy management control systems.

Demonstrate knowledge and ability to develop/assist in project identification and justification.

Demonstrate knowledge and ability to monitor facility energy projects.

Demonstrate knowledge and ability to provide peak load management.

Demonstrate the ability to calculate and respond appropriately to established energy metrics such as Power Utilization Efficiency (PUE).

Demonstrate knowledge of water efficiency principles that are applicable in both the public and private arena.

Demonstrate knowledge of Federal water policy and goals found in Laws and Executive Orders.

Demonstrate knowledge of the water efficiency goals for the Federal Government.

Demonstrate knowledge of how the following affect water use and efficiency and ability to make recommendations based on life cycle analysis and best practices to facilities team.

Demonstrate knowledge and ability to conduct both a Top-down and Bottom-up water audit.

Demonstrate knowledge of Sustainability, as defined by High Performance Buildings in EISA 07.

Demonstrate knowledge of the Guiding Principles for Federal High Performance and Sustainable Buildings, AND Federal Mandates.

Demonstrate knowledge of agency sustainability goals, metrics, and initiatives, such as those found in the Dept/Agency Strategic Sustainability Performance Plan (SSPP).

Demonstrate knowledge of agency resiliency and adaption goals, metrics, and initiatives, such as those found in the Dept/Agency Resiliency and Adaptation Plan.

Demonstrate knowledge and ability to develop and/or coordinate sustainability-related programs at the building-level.

Demonstrate knowledge of key building performance measures, where and how to read them, and reporting requirements.

Demonstrate knowledge of Performance Measurement concepts (ex. SMART – Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Time-bound).

Demonstrate knowledge of cascading Key Performance Indicators (KPI) that can be used to measure how well mission, management, program and individual goals are being met.

Demonstrate ability to establish baselines from which progress toward attainment of goals can be measured.

Demonstrate ability to establish feedback systems to support continuous improvement of an organization’s processes, practices, and results (outcomes).

Demonstrate knowledge and ability to conduct a needs assessment based on customer requests and develop appropriate project requirements.

Demonstrate knowledge of green building certification systems used by the Federal government and industry.

Demonstrate knowledge and understanding of the design basis of all applicable Architectural and Engineering Systems.

If Project will be completed by contractors, demonstrate the ability to provide technical support to the organization's procurement process.

Demonstrate knowledge that the TCO is best determined through Life Cycle Cost Analysis (LCCA) for Facilities.

Demonstrate knowledge of how to find/calculate the basic costs required for an LCCA.

Demonstrate knowledge of additional methods for calculating TCO and other economic analysis.

Demonstrate knowledge and ability to use a LCA to estimate the environmental impacts of a material, product or service through its entire life cycle.

Demonstrate ability to create an effective Statement Of Work (SOW) for COR or Contracting Officer to ensure proper procurement of a product or service.

Demonstrate ability to quantify potential for cost savings and cost avoidance.

Demonstrate ability to supervise personnel as required.

Demonstrate ability to translate innovative ideas into actionable tasks.

Demonstrate ability to provide decision makers with better information about the total long-term costs and consequences of a particular course of action.