Volunteer Involvement Program Manager

Volunteer Involvement Program CoordinatorFulfill the mission of PWC's Volunteer Involvement Program to help low-income seniors and people with disabilities stay safe and healthy at home. Provide direct-service opportunities for community volunteers by coordinating home repair and maintenance services to PWC clients.Essential Job ObjectivesManage the activities of direct-service volunteers, including weekly volunteers, episodic group volunteers, and regular weekend groups by coordinating repair and maintenance services in the homes of PWC clients.Schedule volunteer services, conduct follow-ups, and ensure the quality of the services provided meets PWC's standards.Support agency-wide volunteer events as a member of the Prepare Affair, Repair Affair, and ToolBelt Ball Committees.Work directly with volunteers - supervise projects and manage the efforts of volunteers of various backgrounds, ages and skill levels.Identify and assess service projects for volunteers, develop scope of work and material/equipment lists.Provide thorough assessments and scopes of work to be assigned to groups as part of PWC's annual Repair Affair.Coordinate with other PWC managers/departments to address housing issues beyond volunteer scope.Execute emergency repair projects and coordinate project execution with various PWC managers/departments.Conduct administrative review, quality control and final project closeout.Perform other duties as assigned by the supervisor.RequirementsThe qualifications listed below are representative of the knowledge, skill and/or ability required:Demonstrated skills in project management and direct repair services.Experience working with volunteers preferred.Valid driver's license and auto insurance.Education and/or ExperienceHS Diploma or equivalent requiredExperience with construction activities required.Preferred experience with nonprofit sector and working with disadvantaged households.Other Skills/Abilities & FunctionsInterest in meeting the housing needs of low-income residents to help them stay safe and healthy at home.Ability to work independently.Interest in developing technical skills related to PWC services.Ability to work with people from diverse backgrounds.Comfort in representing the agency to outside groups.Ability to manage time and maintain appropriate records.Physical DemandsMust regularly lift and/or move up to 50 pounds.Close and distant vision is required.Frequent standing, stooping, walking, bending, crawling, lifting of medium to heavy objects, engaging in construction work.Ability to drive to various locations and operate PWC service vehicles.Work EnvironmentField/construction work and office environment.