Weatherization Technician I

Title: Weatherization Technician I 

Classification: Non-Exempt 

Reports to: Weatherization Program Director 

Job Summary: Under the direction of the Weatherization Program Director and/or designee, performs assigned weatherization measures in accordance with the Home Weatherization Assistance Program standards and Agency policies and procedures.  Responsible for assigned work meeting the integrity of energy efficiency housing components, considering both interior and exterior surface areas, critical junctions for the attic floor, sidewalls, foundation, hazards, health and safety. Assist with inventory management and perform energy efficiency audits.  

Job Responsibilities:  

• Performs assigned installation, retrofits, and air leakage work through sealing bypasses, duct systems, and insulation dense-packing of critical junctions 
• Uses blower door to monitor work as it is performed, directing efforts toward air leakage reduction through sealing of bypasses, critical junctions, and vent distribution systems 
• Performs worse case draft testing combustion gas leakage to living areas each time a visit is made to perform work, prior to leaving the residence 
• Performs inspections to verify that all assigned work has been completed 
• Reports any problem with the condition of tools, equipment, or vehicles to the Program Director or designee so that repairs or replacements can be made in a timely manner 
• Assist with inventory management. Tracks and documents the receipt and use of the materials assigned in accordance with department inventory procedures and forwards to proper authorities 
• Completes and forwards damage material reports to proper authorities 
• Follows safety practices, accident reporting, and procedures, including the use of respirators, goggles, hearing protection, hardhat, gloves, and protective clothing when required 
• Examines tools, equipment, and electrical cords for damage prior to use in order to avoid injuries 
• Collects vehicle accident information and reviews for completeness prior to forwarding report to the Program Director 
• Follows procedures and provides recommendations for the following manuals and reference sources during the course of performing duties and responsibilities 

• State of Ohio Weatherization Program Standards 
• National Fire Prevention Association Manuals 
• Corresponding Manuals related to “Education and Qualifications” below 

• Perform home energy efficiency audits which include refrigeration appliances and installation of Compact Florescent Bulbs (CFB) and process associated documentation  

Working Conditions and Physical Requirements: 

• Work requires significant physical demands, including ongoing walking, stooping/crouching, frequent lifting, and carrying objects up to 35 lbs 
• Exposure to inclement weather and temperature extremes, dust, chemicals, biological hazards, flammable substances, traffic, and dangerous animals 
• Work requires the use of protective clothing and equipment, including masks and gloves 

Competencies and Knowledge, skills and abilities: 

• Integrity and Trust Driver Results 
• Drive for Results 
• Decision Quality 
• Problem Solving 
• Customer Service 
• Critical Thinking and Innovation 
• Verbal, Written Communication Skills 
• Multi-tasking and Flexibility 

Functional Skills: weatherization experience/basic math skills/work safety procedures 

Education and Qualifications: 

• High School Diploma or G.E.D. 
• Must possess a valid Ohio Driver’s license and/or reliable transportation. Must comply with the agency’s 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.