
Job Location Bay Aging - Urbanna, VA 23175 Position Type Full Time Salary Range $90,000.00 - $110,000.00 Salary/year
The Weatherization Program Director will be responsible for all aspects of Bay Aging’s Weatherization Assistance Grants (DOE Weatherization, LIHEAP Weatherization, and IIJABIL Weatherization) including grant administration and operations, reporting, compliance, and coordination with internal and external stakeholders. This position will serve as a Program Director focused on the administration of Bay Aging’s Weatherization Program, which works to reduce energy costs for low-income households in our Region, while increasing the energy efficiency of homes, and also ensuring the health and safety of homes. The Weatherization Program Director will supervise the Assistant Director of Single-Family Housing – Weatherization, the Weatherization Energy Auditor/Crew Supervisor, and the Weatherization Energy Auditor/Quality Control Inspector. The Weatherization Program Director will report to the Director, Planning & Development. Salary: $90,000/yr - $110,000/yr.
Essential functions
Weatherization Grant Management
Weatherization Job Management and Coordination.
Weatherization Inventory, Job Reporting and Invoice Submission to Grantors.
Computer Skills/Project Management
DECISION MAKING
Handle daily responsibilities with minimal supervision. Refer to supervisor when faced with new or unusual situations.
KNOWLEDGE
Must have demonstrated prior professional and/or field experience working with a Local/Regional Weatherization Assistance Program, which administers the U.S. Department of Energy’s Weatherization Assistance Program; and the Virginia Department of Housing & Community Development’s LIHEAP Weatherization Program. Current certification as a BPI Certified Weatherization QCI and/or Auditor preferred; or the ability to become certified within a one-year period. Must be proficient in verbal/written communication. Must be customer/client focused.
ABILITIES
WORKING ENVIRONMENT
Office-based position with minimal physical requirements (ability to lift 20lbs, walking and climbing stairs). This position will require travel to facilities and organizations or to various meetings. The employee is occasionally required to stand, bend, twist, reach, as well as to frequently walk and constantly sit. The position requires manual deviation, repetition, and dexterity. Visual requirements include computer and
A minimum of an associate degree in the same, or related field; or a combination of at least 10 years of professional work experience at the local, regional, state, or federal government level. Must be proficient in verbal/written communication. Must be customer/client focused. Must possess a valid driver’s license.
FLSA status: This is an exempt position.
Disclaimer: This job description is not designed to cover or contain a comprehensive listing of all activities, duties or responsibilities that are required of the employee. From time to time, the supervisor will ask job holder to perform additional duties related to the completion of the work.
Bay Aging is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All applicants will be considered for employment without discrimination on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, national origin, age, veteran or disability status. Bay Aging is committed to providing access, equal opportunity, and reasonable accommodation for individuals with disabilities in employment, its services, programs, and activities. To request reasonable accommodation, contact MaDena DuChemin, Director, Human Resources at (804) 758-2396, Ext. 1228 or mduchemin@bayaging.org

For over 40 years, Bay Aging has been caring for older adults and people with disabilities in the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula with meals, home and personal care, public transportation, home repairs and living options. Our goal is to help people live independently in their own homes and communities surrounded by their own things and, wherever possible, their families and friends. Our top priority is to keep independence, home and community at the hub of life in the rural counties we serve.
Last year Bay Aging’s services affected over 23,000 lives! Every year, we:
• Deliver over 144,000 meals to those who might otherwise not have a reliable source of food.
• Provide over 140,000 public transportation rides that help people of all ages access jobs, health services, education and other consumer needs.
People want to age safely in their homes and communities. To help them realize this goal, Bay Aging’s Housing Division owns and operates ten income-restricted senior apartment complexes throughout the region providing safe and affordable homes for 366 full-time residents. Additionally, residents benefit from receiving the social supports they need to ensure healthy, independent living.
Bay Aging’s health division provides in-home care and companionship services and transitional care services for recently discharged at-risk, chronically ill patients through our VAAACares® program. Adult day care provides a safe haven for people with Alzheimer’s disease and other disabilities so that they can thrive and live with their families longer. The award-winning Veterans Directed Care program provides essential support services for nursing home eligible veterans of all ages who want to continue living at home.