Description Position Overview Fulfill 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 Objectives • Manage 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. Requirements Requirements/Qualifications The 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 Experience • HS Diploma or equivalent required • Experience with construction activities required. • Preferred experience with nonprofit sector and working with disadvantaged households. Other Skills/Abilities & Functions • Interest 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 Demands • Must 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 Environment • Field/construction work and office environment.