Why Choose a Career in Weatherization?
- Council of Community Services
- Aug 8
- 2 min read
Why Choose a Career in Weatherization?A career in Weatherization offers you a chance to earn, learn, and make a real difference in your community.
Earn While You Learn – Your training costs are covered, and you’ll earn competitive wages from day one.
Enjoy Paid Benefits – Many positions include health care, retirement, vacation, and sick leave.
Choose Your Path – Opportunities range from hands-on technical work to administrative and management roles.
Build a Future Anywhere – Weatherization skills are in demand across the country. Since 1976, the industry has grown into a multibillion-dollar field with work in every county and state.
Make an Impact – Help improve homes for the most vulnerable residents, making them safer, healthier, and more energy-efficient.
Common Weatherization Roles
Retrofit Installer Technician – Installs home energy-saving upgrades.
Client Intake Specialist – Confirms client eligibility for the program.
Crew Leader – Supervises installation of energy-saving upgrades.
Energy Auditor – Examines homes to identify energy-saving opportunities.
Quality Control Inspector – Ensures quality and completion of installed upgrades.
WAP Program Manager – Oversees program staff, planning, and performance.
Average Wyoming Wages
(Experience and qualifications may vary by agency)
Retrofit Installer Technician (0–2 Years) – $16.50/hr. ($34,320/yr.)
Crew Leader (1–2 Years) – $22.50/hr. ($46,800/yr.)
Energy Auditor (2–3 Years) – $21.50/hr. ($44,720/yr.)
Quality Control Inspector (3+ Years) – $30.50/hr. ($63,400/yr.)
WAP Program Manager – $28.50/hr. ($59,280/yr.)
Average Wyoming wages are based on a 40-hour work week and may vary by agency.
Is Weatherization Right for You?
You might be a great fit if you have:
A willingness to learn
A positive attitude and strong work ethic
A desire to help your community and protect the environment
Email us at krystan@ccswy.org to learn more and apply. For more info, visit https://dfs.wyo.gov/about/contact-us/
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