The Energy Weatherization Assistant I interviews low-income clients and establishes eligibility for grant-funded energy and weatherization programs. The position processes documents to ensure compliance with applicable regulations and provides direct client services in person, by telephone, and through program channels. The role reviews applications and supporting documents, calculates eligibility, answers questions, and refers clients to community service agencies. This is a full-time, project-based position funded through LIHEAP for the season beginning October 2026. The position is expected to end in June or July 2027 and offers full benefits. Work is performed in the office at least two to three days per week, with remote work for the remainder of the week; this arrangement may change based on program needs. Remote work requires high-speed internet and a private office space. The role serves a diverse population, including low-income clients, people with disabilities, seniors, people with limited English, and Veterans. Employees handle high volumes of paper and digital applications while protecting personal information, learning program rules, and communicating professionally with clients, including those who may be distressed or challenging. Work is primarily in a usual office environment, with occasional field work when assisting clients. Employees receive direction from a Technical Lead Energy & Weatherization Assistant III and supervision from a Human Services Specialist III or an assigned administrator.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
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