Job Title: Weatherization Specialist
Job Summary:
The Weatherization Specialist supports the Housing & Energy Efficiency Services programs by assisting
the Weatherization Coordinator with assigned projects, tracking progress, and handling related
administrative tasks.
Duties/Responsibilities:
- Participate in "Job Talks" to understand energy audits and job specifications.
- Review each job's scope of work with the Technical team, then follow up with clients and
communicate necessary tasks for file completion.
- Stay updated on program guidelines and changes.
- Ensure accurate reporting and file reviews for monitoring and audit preparation.
- Monitor job/project progress through client communications and the Job Status Board.
- Maintain and update the Job Status Board.
- Track and document contractor licensing and insurance.
- Solicit bids and prepare contract documents for pre-Weatherization work.
- Attend agency and department meetings as required.
- Assist with additional projects and tasks as assigned.
- Follow up with contractors on invoices and clients for payment approvals.
- Obtain "after" photos once projects are completed, as needed
Required Skills/Abilities:
- A commitment to the NMCAA philosophy and mission.
- Ability to maintain confidentiality.
- Ability to interact positively with co-workers and clients in a non-judgmental, tactful, and courteous
manner. - Ability to suggest innovative approaches in completing job responsibilities
- Ability to work openly and cooperatively as a team member
- Capability of travel to and from client homes within the NMCAA service area
- Ability to perform physical tasks to carry out specific job duties
- Experience with excel and excel based software and client database/tracking systems
Ability to create spreadsheets, including formulas, graphs, and reports. - Experience with all other MS platforms and the ability to prepare a proper business letter
- Must be able to speak in front of small groups of people
- Filing experience, multi-tasking, customer service, and graphic arts experience preferred
Education and Experience:
BA/BS degree (with no experience required) or a high school diploma with 5 years of equivalent
experience.
Ability to organize and coordinate administrative tasks for multiple repair projects simultaneously.
Knowledge of basic construction trades, techniques, and housing maintenance preferred
Travel Requirements:
Travel within the county or counties to meet with clients, community partners, and attend all-staff
meetings as required. Occasional state-wide/out-of-state travel for training opportunities.
Licensing and Other Requirements:
Valid driver's license and proof of vehicle insurance is required.
Reliable transportation is essential for job functions.