Employee Engagement
Collection Prepared by Northwest Utilities
This featured collection includes some excellent resources for engaging and communicating about energy management activities within an organization. Effective employee engagement is key to the persistence of any Strategic Energy Management program.
Try searching resources for even more great guides, tools, videos, etc. to help you with your Strategic Energy Management employee engagement effort.
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Commercial Toolbox Talk Cards
Post Date: 08 December, 2016
Print ready talk cards outlining a variety of SEM tools, approaches and methods.
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Newly Added
Industrial Toolbox Talk Cards
Post Date: 06 September, 2021
[SEPTEMBER 2021]
We’ve refreshed, updated, and improved the Industrial SEMHub Talk Cards to make it easier than ever to stimulate energy efficiency conversation and learning among your...
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How to Create Energy Awareness and Support
Post Date: 08 December, 2016
During this course you’ll learn how to develop strategies for creating energy awareness and support. The course identifies examples of awareness strategies for new and existing staff—including... -
Employee Engagement Worksheet
Post Date: 15 December, 2016
Sample strategic energy management program participant worksheet designed to set goals promoting employee engagement in energy efficiency.
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How to Form an Energy Team
Post Date: 08 December, 2016
Understand the benefits of forming an energy team, including diversified knowledge and building enthusiasm. You’ll learn who should be on the team, their roles, common energy team tasks and resources... -
Employee Awareness Posters
Post Date: 08 December, 2016
These downloadable posters are aimed to increase employee awareness about common energy wastes, and identify energy-saving opportunity around your workplace
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Power to Save Energy
Post Date: 16 January, 2017
Energy use is a cost of doing business for every type of enterprise. It can also be a strategic asset—one that can be managed to boost profits. Energy Trust of Oregon can help your staff identify...
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