Lead Hazard Reduction Coordinator at Revitalize CDC

Springfield, Massachusetts, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

01 Aug, 26

Salary

52000.0

Posted On

03 May, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Construction coordination, Housing rehabilitation, Environmental health, Project management, Lead hazard reduction, Contractor management, Compliance monitoring, Site inspection, Communication, Documentation, Healthy homes interventions, Energy efficiency, Regulatory compliance, Field management, Community outreach

Industry

Non-profit Organizations

Description

Benefits: 401(k) matching Company car Dental insurance Health insurance Opportunity for advancement Paid time off Neighborhood Sustainability Department Position Overview Revitalize Community Development Corporation (Revitalize CDC) is seeking a mission-driven and detail-oriented Lead Hazard Reduction Coordinator to support the implementation of lead hazard control and healthy homes interventions across our service area. This role sits within the Neighborhood Sustainability Department and works closely with the Program Manager and Healthy Homes Specialist to coordinate and deliver high-impact home repair and environmental health projects. While the primary focus of this position is the DPH Lead Grant Program, the Coordinator will also support related initiatives—including Healthy Homes, energy efficiency, and neighborhood-based programs like #GreenNFit—helping ensure projects move forward smoothly from planning through completion. This is a highly collaborative, field-oriented role for someone who thrives in a fast-paced, community-focused environment and is passionate about creating safer, healthier homes. Key Responsibilities Lead Hazard Reduction (Primary Focus) Coordinate the day-to-day implementation of lead hazard reduction projects funded through the DPH Lead Program Support execution of scopes of work including lead abatement, interim controls, and healthy homes interventions Ensure all work aligns with applicable regulations, including EPA RRP, HUD Guidelines, and Massachusetts lead laws Project Coordination & Field Management Schedule and coordinate licensed contractors, inspectors, and environmental professionals Oversee on-site remediation activities to ensure work is completed safely, on time, and to quality standards Conduct regular site visits to monitor progress, address issues, and support successful project delivery Collaborate with internal staff to manage timelines, scope adjustments, and project flow Compliance & Documentation Maintain organized and accurate project records in alignment with DPH and other funding requirements Track contractor documentation, schedules, and compliance milestones Support reporting, audits, and program monitoring activities Resident & Community Coordination Serve as a key point of contact for homeowners and tenants during project implementation Clearly communicate project timelines, expectations, and next steps Support relocation coordination when required to ensure resident safety Neighborhood Sustainability Program Support Assist with coordination of additional Neighborhood Sustainability initiatives, including: Healthy Homes interventions Energy efficiency and weatherization coordination Community-based programs such as GreenNFit Neighborhood Rebuilds Contribute to a team-based approach that integrates housing quality, environmental health, and community revitalization Qualifications Experience in construction coordination, housing rehabilitation, environmental health, or a related field Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple projects simultaneously Comfort working both in the field and in a project coordination capacity Excellent communication skills and ability to work with residents, contractors, and partners Commitment to Revitalize CDC’s mission of healthy homes and community revitalization Valid driver’s license and ability to travel regularly to project sites Preferred Qualifications Experience with lead hazard reduction, healthy homes, or publicly funded housing programs (DPH, HUD, etc.) Certifications such as EPA RRP, Lead Supervisor, OSHA, or BPI (or willingness to obtain) Why This Role Matters At Revitalize CDC, we believe that everyone deserves a safe and healthy home. This role is critical to delivering that impact—helping families live in environments free from lead hazards while supporting broader neighborhood sustainability efforts. From coordinating critical repairs to contributing to community-wide initiatives like GreenNFit, this position plays a hands-on role in building stronger, healthier neighborhoods.

Responsibilities

The Lead Hazard Reduction Coordinator manages the day-to-day implementation of lead hazard control projects and healthy homes interventions. This role involves coordinating contractors, ensuring regulatory compliance, and conducting site visits to monitor project progress and quality.