Housing Rehabilitation & Weatherization Specialist I (Planning

Minimum Qualifications

Associate degree in building/construction technology, construction management, engineering, other degrees as related.

Step A: $24.4346 Hourly ($50,824)

Step B: $24.9572 Hourly ($51,911)

Step C: $25.9197 Hourly ($53,913)

Associate degree in building/construction technology, construction management, engineering, other degrees as related.

Two (2) years of experience in home construction, home weatherization, home rehabilitation services, home inspection services, or in a construction related field, preferably in an agency providing housing rehabilitation services and/or weatherization service to low-income individuals.

Must have a valid driver's license;

Must become a certified Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor within 6 months of employment. Failure to obtain certification will result in discharge. Training/testing costs will be covered by employer.

Must become a certified Lead Supervisor within 6 months of employment. Failure to obtain certification will result in discharge. Training/testing costs will be covered by employer.

Must become a certified Asbestos Inspector through a State of Michigan program. Failure to obtain certification within 6 months of employment will result in discharge. Training/testing costs will be covered by employer.

Must become a BPI certified Energy Auditor and a BPI Certified Quality Control Inspector within 9 months of employment;

Must be comfortable with climbing ladders, some lifting, and entering confined spaces as part of the inspection process.

Must be able to perform Essential Job Duties and Functions with or without reasonable accommodations.

Under direction of Housing and Weatherization Division Manager, performs a variety of duties relative to the implementation of Genesee County Housing Division activities comprised of the Home Improvement and Weatherization Programs; performs inspections, work write-ups, cost estimates bid specifications; completes energy audits and quality control inspections for weatherization activities; reviews work performed by contractors to ensure that the work is completed as outlined in the bid specifications and that all MDHHS and HUD rules are properly followed;

work is performed under general supervision of the Housing and Weatherization Division Manager; performs related duties as required.

• Inspects properties in order to determine eligibility of repairs or weatherization assistance needed in accordance with program rules and surveys the condition of dwellings as assigned
• Prepares work write-ups, bid specifications in accordance with HUD and County program rules and performs Energy Audits per DOE and MDHHS rules
• Prepares accurate cost estimates
• Provides homeowner education regarding housing energy efficiency
• Monitors progress on jobs and addresses potential problems
• Reviews the work of contractors to ensure that work meets bid specifications. work quality standards, and is following all environmental and safety protocols in accordance with program rules
• Inspects property while work is in progress to assure that authorized work has been properly completed and is within the provisions of the contract
• Acts as liaison with contractor, homeowner and program staff
• Maintains/organizes proper inspection records for each assigned property
• Participates in staff development and training activities related to program responsibilities