Coordinador de Hogares Saludables - Programa Líder de DPH

Benefits:

• 401(k)
• 401(k) matching
• Health insurance
• Dental insurance
• Paid time off

Department: Neighborhood Sustainability
Primary Program: Massachusetts Department of Public Health Lead Grant
Reports to: Manager of Neighborhood Sustainability
Status: Full-Time, 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM

The Healthy Homes Coordinator-DPH Lead supports the implementation and day-to-day coordination of Revitalize CDC’s Massachusetts Department of Public Health Lead Grant. As a member of the Neighborhood Sustainability Department, this position helps households navigate the lead-hazard identification and remediation process while coordinating communication among property owners, residents, inspectors, contractors, program partners, and funding agencies. The Coordinator will develop a strong working knowledge of lead-hazard regulations, program requirements, and remediation practices.

This person will serve as a primary point of contact for participating households and help move projects efficiently from initial inquiry through inspection, remediation, clearance, and closeout. Although this position will work primarily within the DPH Lead Grant, the Coordinator may support other closely related lead-hazard reduction and Neighborhood Sustainability initiatives as departmental needs arise. This role necessitates occasional availability during evenings or weekends to support community events, program deadlines, and other time-critical tasks.

Such assignments are considered irregular and remain outside the standard weekly schedule.

• Coordinate the day-to-day implementation of the DPH Lead Grant in accordance with program requirements, organizational policies, and applicable state regulations.
• Serve as a primary point of contact for homeowners, tenants, and landlords participating in the program.
• Conduct outreach, explain program requirements, and help applicants understand each stage of the lead-hazard reduction process.
• Assist households with completing applications and collecting required eligibility, ownership, income, and property documentation.
• Maintain consistent communication with participating households and provide timely updates regarding inspections, project status, required documentation, and next steps.
• Identify barriers affecting participation or project progress and work with the Neighborhood Sustainability team to develop appropriate solutions.
• Provide respectful, trauma-informed, and culturally responsive service to households throughout the process.

• Coordinate property inspections, risk assessments, work specifications, contractor walkthroughs, remediation activities, clearance inspections, and project closeout.
• Communicate with lead inspectors, risk assessors, contractors, property owners, residents, and program partners to keep projects moving forward.
• Help prepare project files and documentation for bidding, contractor selection, and construction.
• Monitor project timelines, follow up on outstanding action items, and promptly elevate delays or concerns to the Manager of Neighborhood Sustainability.
• Assist with coordinating temporary relocation needs when required during lead-hazard remediation.
• Conduct property visits during various stages of the project to support coordination, documentation, and communication.
• Help ensure contractors submit required licenses, insurance, permits, invoices, certifications, and other compliance documentation.
• Support the identification and development of qualified lead-remediation contractors, particularly within Western Massachusetts.
• Maintain professional boundaries and communicate clearly with residents and contractors regarding program…