Residential Building Crew Lead Manager

Why this role?

You want a leadership job that keeps you in the field, shoulder-to-shoulder with crews—solving problems, raising quality, and delivering safe, energy-efficient homes. You’ll report to the Weatherization Production Manager and help run daily field operations for THP’s Weatherization team. Bilingual Spanish/English communication is a must so you can train and direct teams effectively.

What will you do?

Guide multiple crews through daily assignments, scheduling, workflow, and priorities—without losing momentum on production.

Pick up the tools when needed—insulation, air sealing, ventilation, moisture control, and health/safety  the on-site troubleshooter for Crew Leaders to keep projects moving and on schedule.

Verify quality and safety: perform field inspections and confirm compliance with THP standards and program requirements.

Spot issues early and work directly with crews to correct them, reducing callbacks and preventing failed inspections.

Coach and develop Crew Leaders and Technicians through hands-on training in proper installation and production methods.

Review work orders, photos, test data, measurements, material usage, and all program documentation for accuracy and completeness.

Make sure crews have the right tools, materials, vehicles, and job information at the right time.

Monitor productivity, labor hours, material consumption, and job progress to elevate efficiency.

Close out punch lists quickly with proper documentation and verification.

Maintain NREL badges, certifications, and any weatherization program credentials as required.

Enforce OSHA and THP safety policies and stop unsafe practices immediately.

Communicate clearly with customers and internal stakeholders about schedules, progress, workmanship, and field concerns.

Support hiring, performance feedback, planning, and continuous improvement with the Production Manager.

Is this you?

Fluent in Spanish and English; confident training, coaching, and directing field teams in both languages.
3+ years of hands-on experience in weatherization, building performance, insulation, residential construction, or energy efficiency (preferred).Solid field know-how in insulation, air sealing, ventilation, moisture management, and residential building science.

Experience as a Crew Leader, Lead Technician, Foreman, or similar role preferred.

Comfortable working physically alongside crews while providing leadership.

BPI certification and/or experience with state, federal, utility, or income-qualified weatherization programs preferred.

Track record of inspecting work, troubleshooting issues, and coaching for improved results.

Strong communicator, organized, decisive, and solutions-focused.

Valid driver’s license with an acceptable driving record.

Tools and techniques you know basement encapsulationbuilding performancecrew managementenergy auditingweatherizationspray foam

Compliance

Current U.S. work authorization. No sponsorship available.

Ability to regularly work in attics, crawl spaces, basements, and other confined or physically demanding residential environments, with or without reasonable accommodation.