Project Manager Community Resiliency

Job Description

Salary: $55-$58,000/annual

Title: Project Manager Community Resiliency

Classification: Exempt

Reports to: Director of Climate Justice Initiatives

Job Summary: The Project Manager Community Resiliency is a dynamic and energetic outreach and project leader responsible for driving the American Addition+ Net Zero Neighborhood Project. This position will also be responsible for

coordination between IMPACTs Climate Justice Initiatives and Weatherization Departments.

Job Responsibilities:

Responsible for overall project management of the American Addition+ Net Zero

Neighborhood Project, including planning, organizing and executing tasks to achieve desired

outcomes

Builds strong relationships with stakeholders in the American Addition neighborhood and

other expansion

neighborhoods by working with residents to implement community-driven plans and supports strategic efforts to achieve items listed in each plan

Leads project-based data collection, including Evaluation, Measurement and Verification (EM&V) processes

Maintain the schedule of weatherization and deep energy retrofit work in the

communities

through coordination with IMPACT's internal Weatherization team

Maintains consistent communication with residents regarding schedule of weatherization and/or retrofit work and oversees each households overall scheduled installations and services

Participates in and/or leads all American Addition and expansion neighborhood meetings

with the City of Columbus, Community members, potential partners and

funders

Manages

monthly

and

quarterly

reports

on

project

progress,

including

all

necessary

fiscal documents and

reports

Manages individual activity/data into the appropriate data collecting

systems

Presents on the American Addition Net Zero Neighborhood Project at community meetings and conferences

Represents Agency in a courteous and professional manner at all

times

Other duties as

assigned

Working Conditions and Physical Requirements:

Working conditions are primarily within a standard office environment and require the ability to sit, operate a telephone, and use a personal computer for extended periods of time. The role also involves community-based work in various environmental conditions, which may require walking and standing for prolonged periods. Frequent travel within the city is required, along with availability for after-hours and weekend commitments.

Competencies and Knowledge, Skills and Abilities:

Integrity and Trust

Project Management

Community Engagement

Action Oriented

Drive for Results

Emotional intelligence

Self-starter with strong decision-making skills

Problem Solving

Customer Service

Innovative and flexible

Verbal and Written Communication Skills

Significant Knowledge of Clean Energy/Environmental Science/Sustainability/Electrification

Technical Skills (e.g. PC applications, technical writing)

Education and Qualifications:

Bachelor's degree in human services, environmental studies, non-profit management, business administration or related field preferred

3-5 years project management experience in a community-oriented profession preferred

3-5 years' experience working with community advocates and volunteers

Minimum of 2 years' experience in clean energy/environmental science/sustainability/ electrification field

Ability to organize, coordinate projects and meet deadlines with a minimal amount of direction

Computer proficiency in the Microsoft Office Suite of applications

Strong research and analytical skills with knowledge of proposal/grant writing

Must possess a valid Drivers License and/or reliable transportation

Must be able to comply with agencys insurance carrier standards and policy

Equal Opportunity Statement:

IMPACT Community Action recognizes that a diverse workforce enhances the organization in many ways. We are committed to providing equal employment opportunities that foster diversity and meaningful experiences.

Full-time

Hybrid remote