• Performs quality control inspections on completed Weatherization projects.
• Assesses homes and develops cost estimates utilizing required Weatherization procedures according to ODOC Field Guide, standard work specifications and energy audit policies.
• Prepares purchase orders necessary to secure needed material as designated by N.E.A.T. guidelines.
• Ensures compliance with asbestos and lead base paint rules and regulations.
• Ensures compliance with O.D.O.C. 25A "Health and Safety" check list.
• Coordinates special job requirements with Weatherization Coordinator.
• Maintains current and accurate progress of crew and contractor's performance.
• Prepares statistical and progress reports as directed by the Weatherization Coordinator.
• Ensures that required building codes are followed and required permits are procured by contractors.
• Performs other related duties as assigned by supervisor.
• Attends all required training and maintains required certifications.

• Conduct work in a moderate paced environment. Upper body strength to lift 50 pounds and carry 100 feet. Lower body strength to stand/walk throughout the workday. Climb various ladders and scaffolding somewhat frequently relative to other tasks.
• Ability to frequently stoop, kneel and reach. Local travel to meetings and site work areas. Environmental demands include moderate exposure to weather conditions and various airborne particles of sawdust, insulation, and common dust. Work is performed in limited and inaccessible areas frequently. Possible exposure to various supplies containing hazardous materials or chemicals.

• High School diploma or G.E.D. and Vo-Tech courses in a building trade with background in mathematics. Three (3) years' experience in a construction trade with broad knowledge or construction field in general. One (1) year estimating experience can be substituted for two (2) years of construction work.
• 1 year NEAT/MHEA Energy Auditor experience.
• Ability to learn and determine compliance with Weatherization procedures.
• Ability to interpret, explain and apply knowledge of installation of doors, replacement windows etc.
• Excellent skill in measurements of all residential home components (doors, windows, attics, etc.).
• Ability to communicate aspects of the program and work to be performed to clients and contractors.
• Possess valid Oklahoma driver's license and have dependable transportation.
• Must be computer literate.
• Possess on non-qualifying physical requirements.

The Community Action Agency of OKC/Oklahoma County was established in 1966, and initially was financed by the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964, which launched the nation’s “War on Poverty.” Eventually the funding was consolidated into the Community Services Block Grant (CSBG). The Community Services division was implemented early on, serving low-income residents of Oklahoma County. Early programs included implementing the Food Stamp program and offering a nutrition program for seniors at meal centers.Today the division has greatly expanded to offer legal assistance; tax assistance; summer youth programs; senior transportation to meal sites, medical appointments, and shopping; rent and mortgage assistance; and other community needs.HEAD STARTThe Agency’s first Head Start center opened its doors to 39 families in 1965. Within two years, nine new centers and 575 children entered Head Start in Oklahoma County. Today we have 26 Head Start classrooms in 15 public schools, and 98 Head Start classrooms total providing services to thousands of children in Oklahoma County.