A weatherization technician improves homes' energy efficiency by sealing drafts, insulating spaces, and implementing measures to reduce energy consumption and protect against the elements.
Avg pay/year
low
Apprentice
$33,645
med
Journeyman
$47,985
high
Master
$85,335
Months apprentice
24
Number of jobs
61,600
Projected Yearly Job Openings
4,800
Figures based on data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
A general weatherization technician handles a broad range of tasks to improve home energy efficiency, addressing insulation, sealing, and other basic weatherproofing needs without specific specialization.
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Insulation Installer
An insulation installer applies materials to buildings' walls, ceilings, and floors to reduce heat transfer, enhancing energy efficiency and indoor thermal comfort.
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Window and Door Technician
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