Salary Range: $56,102.45 - $85,841.60
 

Works under the direction of the assigned HCD Manager by assisting homeowners in interpreting and explaining environmental remediation processes on behalf of the Lead Hazard and Healthy Homes Program. Inspects conditions of eligible properties to identify potential hazards of environmental, structural and safety concerns. Examines contractor’s licenses and records to ensure compliance with regulatory agencies. Develops scopes of work, estimate costs of projects, prepare correspondences, report of inspections or recommendation of actions, and authorize inspection activities to ensure compliance to standards. Monitors projects during and/or after construction to ensure projects conform to design specifications. Prepares written, oral, tabular, and graphic reports summarizing requirements and regulations, including chain of custody documentation and maintaining inspection records. Verifies that hazardous materials are handled, stored, and disposed of in accordance with regulations. Prepares and authorizes final payment documents and conduct final evaluations of contractor’s work performance. Coordinates with Radiation Officer and other enforcement agencies, providing research and maintenance of XRF machines, including 6-month leak wipe test and quarterly quality inventory checks. Participates in team meetings and outreach activities events, handling correspondences, sharing meeting responsibilities, responding to routine requests, and assisting with the collaboration of professional learning and development. Communicates professionally and clearly both orally and in writing with management, staff, contractors, city and state officials, local agencies, and the public. Operates equipment such as a personal computer, calculator, and telephone. Conducts on-site visits and meetings by driving throughout the city. Coordinates projects required to wear common protective or safety equipment such as safety shoes, glasses, gloves, respirators, tyvek suits, and hard hats. Schedules mandatory six-month blood lead testing to determine baseline blood levels.