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Repair Project Coordinator
The Repair Project Coordinator is responsible for most aspects of the daily home repair project facilitation activities for Habitat MontDelco’s Home Repair Programming. This includes working closely with the Repair Project Manager to maintain, expand and evaluate the program’s vendor network, conduct home visits and document findings, assist in devising scopes of work for qualifying projects, and facilitate project-specific communications with vendors and clients. This position will also assist with management of subcontractor agreements, vendor compliance, and quality control processes. PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Perform detailed home inspections for potential program clients to determine program fitness and scope. Assist in drafting comprehensive scopes of work that honor homeowner needs and funding guidelines. Develop strong working knowledge of grant/program guidelines to strengthen project facilitation workflows. Solicit and review subcontractor estimates and contracts for work and assist in reviewing cost and accuracy. Assist in overseeing subcontractor work on all repair projects ensuring all contract obligations are fulfilled. Coordinate subcontractor paperwork and related approval processes, toward the facilitation of projects. Work onsite as needed to help lead “in-house” construction projects utilizing staff and volunteer labor. Project planning and site preparation for scopes of work to be completed by Habitat staff and volunteers. Perform necessary warranty work related to repairs completed by Habitat staff and volunteers. Assist in conducting new vendor inspections and quality control checks to ensure a high level of quality. Maintain and inventory all home repair tools and inspection equipment on a regular basis. Assist in expanding our network of subcontractors/vendors for all Programs Services related activities. Assist with homeowner education programming such as workshops and drafting of educational materials. Attend Program dept. committee meetings and engage committee members on special projects. Attend regular program and department meetings with team and provide meaningful project updates. Includes other departmental duties as assigned. REQUIREMENTS Basic working knowledge of standard construction practices and procedures. Willingness to develop a working knowledge of standard building codes and local government jurisdiction policies and procedures for inspections is required. Ability to perform tasks both digitally and physically, with attention to detail. Ability to motivate and train volunteers and homeowners of diverse races, faiths, genders, and skill levels Ability to work effectively with paid staff and volunteers Ability to oversee multiple concurrent construction sites/projects and overlapping timelines. Excellent verbal communications skills Ability to work a Monday through Friday schedule with some Saturdays and evenings as needed Basic computer skills including Microsoft Word, Excel, and Outlook Ability to read architectural plans, and draft basic project plans as needed for permitting Ability to operate vehicle(s) insured by Habitat’s vehicle insurance policy Be willing to complete or have completed competent person, OSHA safety training and first aid/AED/CPR training as needed PHYSICAL Physical functions required in the job include construction work: driving, sitting, walking, and standing, as well as the use of hands to manipulate objects; reaching with hands and arms; fluent speech; adequate vision and hearing; and the ability to lift heavy objects as well as sit for extended periods of time. EDUCATION Candidates must have completed high school or GED equivalent. EXPERIENCE 2 years of professional experience in the construction, project management, or related field required. Previous residential repair/weatherization experience preferred, willingness to learn on the job is required. OTHER REQUIREMENTS A valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, clean driving record, and willingness to travel as needed are required. Employment contingent upon completion of successful background check and child abuse clearance. Must complete position specific required training in allotted timeframes. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $45,000.00 - $50,000.00 per year Benefits: 401(k) Dental insurance Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Work Location: In person
Volunteer Outreach Coordinator
The Volunteer Outreach Coordinator plays a vital role in achieving the organization's goals by collaborating with various departments to support our mission. They oversee volunteer engagement, scheduling, and internal managing of volunteer tasks related to construction, rehabilitation, and outreach efforts that align with the organization's broader mission. The ideal candidate will thrive in a public-facing role, confidently articulating and embodying our agency’s mission while representing Habitat in external engagements. Additionally, the Coordinator will support volunteer statistics and metrics tracking and reporting. By closely working with the VOM, they align volunteer engagement with the organization's strategic objectives, promoting an effective approach to achieving its goals. PRIMARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Supports the implementation of a strategic volunteer engagement program that includes: Screening and matching volunteers to organizational needs based on feedback from staff. Coordinates with Development and Programs for recruiting new volunteers as necessary for special projects or initiatives. Coordinating daily volunteer schedule including scheduling and confirmations as defined by staff. Stewarding current volunteer relationships through a comprehensive Volunteer Recognition Program. Enters volunteer data into donor management software, creates thank-you notes, and conducts follow-up correspondence. Responds to all volunteer inquiries in a timely and professional manner. Support Rock the Block/Neighborhood revitalization events with targeted communities throughout the year. Manage outreach events calendar and prepare media kits for events. Meets volunteers on various volunteer sites periodically to ensure quality volunteer experience at all levels. Supports internal and external recognition and recruiting events. REQUIREMENTS Staff community engagement events as needed. Occasional evening and weekend event attendance required. A valid driver’s license, reliable transportation, and willingness to travel as needed are required. Ability to work both independently and as a member of a larger staff team. Able to engage with various stakeholders and develop genuine relationships with volunteers and community partners. Experience working with diverse audiences. Ability to set priorities and work on multiple projects simultaneously. Comfort learning to use new technology. Computer Skills Required: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook Donor/volunteer management software (ex: Raiser’s Edge, Volunteer Hub, or similar) preferred. Employment contingent upon completion of successful background check and child abuse clearance. EDUCATION High School Diploma required; College degree preferred. EXPERIENCE At least 1 year of experience working with individuals and teams in a collaborative way. Experience working in community development or with volunteers preferred. WAGES & LOCATION $ 35 to 40K annually In-person, M-F 8:30am-4:00pm. Occasional evening and weekends required. Job Type: Full-time Pay: $35,000.00 - $40,000.00 per year Benefits: 401(k) Dental insurance Employee discount Health insurance Paid time off Vision insurance Work Location: In person
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