Energy Crew Leader

The Energy Crew Leader is responsible for performing weatherization retrofit measures and construction-related services on approved jobs in accordance with program standards while supervising assigned crew members.

This role ensures work is completed safely, efficiently, and in compliance with all Energy & Weatherization program requirements.

The Energy Crew Leader provides on-site leadership, oversees daily operations, maintains accurate documentation, and ensures proper use and care of agency vehicles, tools, and materials.

Weatherization, Construction, and Crew Supervision Estimated Effort: 95% Perform weatherization retrofits on approved jobs in compliance with program standards and specifications.

Complete general construction, repair, remodeling, or new construction work as assigned.

Supervise assigned crew members on weatherization and construction projects, ensuring productivity, safety, and quality workmanship.

Provide clear direction, guidance, and oversight to crew members during field operations.

Perform and/or assist with diagnostic testing in accordance with program standards.

Requisition inventoried materials from the warehouse following established procedures.

Ensure proper use, tracking, and maintenance of all assigned tools, equipment, and materials; report damage or loss promptly.

Maintain a clean, safe, and tobacco-free worksite and agency vehicle at all times.

Conduct weekly vehicle inspections and maintain accurate vehicle mileage logs.

Submit accurate daily activity reports, invoices, and required documentation with timecards to the Energy Programs Coordinator.

Perform general warehousing activities including loading/unloading vehicles, sorting, stocking materials, and inventory support.

Perform general workshop activities including equipment and vehicle maintenance as assigned.

Operate box trucks and other assigned agency vehicles safely and responsibly.

Communicate professionally and courteously with clients, coworkers, supervisors, and partner agencies.

Work independently with minimal supervision while meeting productivity and safety expectations.

Wear and provide appropriate clothing for working in all weather conditions.

Participate in required trainings and obtain necessary certifications as assigned.

Perform all other duties as directed by the Energy Programs Coordinator.

Agency Service and Support Estimated Effort: 5% Participate in committee assignments as assigned.

Maintain working knowledge of CAC programs and services to support referrals and collaboration.

Adhere to all CAC policies, safety procedures, and vehicle use requirements.

Remain insurable under agency insurance policies.

Minimum Requirements Education: High School Diploma or equivalent required.

Job-Related Experience: Valid Ohio drivers license Reliable transportation and proof of automobile insurance Ability to lift up to 50 pounds Ability to work with minimal supervision Ability to communicate professionally and courteously with clients and cowo...