Volunteers work with an assigned family to monitor and supervise weekly visits. During the 1.5 to 2.5 hour scheduled visiting time, the volunteer greets the non custodial parent while they pay for any visits, set up room or food they brought for 15 minutes. The volunteer then greets the custodial parent and children and guides the children to the room of the non custodial parent. Volunteer then monitors their interaction for the next hour or two, suggests appropriate activities when necessary, and completes an observation form. After the visit the volunteer will guide the kids to custodial parents while non custodial parent stays in room. Non custodial parent will remain in room for 15 minutes and then is allowed to leave. Trained staff members are always available to support the volunteers. An orientation session of 1 ½ to two hours is provided to all new volunteers. Orientation continues with an opportunity to observe and co-supervise other visitations. Volunteers are then matched with a family based upon time preferences. Volunteers are asked for a six month minimum commitment, so that they and the children and families get to know each other. Substitutes are available in case of illness or vacations.

Northglenn, CO

3/1/20 12:30 PM + more

We will organize and distribute pet food at the Action Center in Lakewood on the fourth Monday of the month from 10am-12pm. Please arrive to set up at 9:15am. We will set up outside (east side of building) unless weather is poor, please dress accordingly. If you need to cancel, please do so ASAP. We depend on this volunteer role for pet food banks to run smoothly. Lifting is required (20-30 lbs). Thank you for volunteering with us to help families to keep their pets in their loving homes!

Lakewood, CO

3/23/20 9:30 AM + more

The Alamosa Food Bank will be held on the last Monday of the month from 12 pm til 2 pm. We will set up in the parking lot at La Puente's Food Bank Network of the San Luis Valley, in Alamosa. If you need to cancel, please do so ASAP. We depend on this volunteer role for pet food banks to run smoothly. Lifting is required (20-30 lbs). Thank you for volunteering with us to help families to keep their pets in their loving homes!

Alamosa, CO

1/27/20 11:30 AM + more

Volunteers work with an assigned family to monitor and supervise weekly visits. During the 1.5 to 2.5 hour scheduled visiting time, the volunteer greets the non custodial parent while they pay for any visits, set up room or food they brought for 15 minutes. The volunteer then greets the custodial parent and children and guides the children to the room of the non custodial parent. Volunteer then monitors their interaction for the next hour or two, suggests appropriate activities when necessary, and completes an observation form. After the visit the volunteer will guide the kids to custodial parents while non custodial parent stays in room. Non custodial parent will remain in room for 15 minutes and then is allowed to leave. Trained staff members are always available to support the volunteers. An orientation session of 1 ½ to two hours is provided to all new volunteers. Orientation continues with an opportunity to observe and co-supervise other visitations. Volunteers are then matched with a family based upon time preferences. Volunteers are asked for a six month minimum commitment, so that they and the children and families get to know each other. Substitutes are available in case of illness or vacations.

Denver, CO

1/27/20 4:30 PM + more

We have up to 2+ openings available ASAP for new Fort Logan Gift Shop volunteers. Shifts available (alone or paired with other volunteers) will be within the hours of 9AM-12:30 PM, 12:30-3 PM, or 9AM-3 PM, weekdays only, and fill-in/backup options available as well. Must provide your own transportation to and from our site. This position requires dedication, involvement on our volunteer board (additional 1x monthly meeting), and there is an option to do some shopping off grounds at times for shop needs. Desirable but not required skills include: good customer service, basic math ability, good collaboration with others, retail experience, and being a "people person". Must be 18 years or older. Background check, medical clearance, and orientation are required. This is non-clinical service position which offers some client contact outside of the treatment units. A 6 month-1 year commitment or longer is preferred as well.

Denver, CO

1/28/20 9:00 AM + more

We Don’t Waste is kicking off a new initiative to help us reach areas of the community that we’re not currently serving. That’s where the Mobile Food Market comes in to fill the gap. We’ll be partnering with existing nonprofits to set up a no-cost mobile market—and we need your help! Mobile Food Market Volunteers help We Don’t Waste to reach further into the community by helping set up the market, serve shoppers, and break down at the end of the shift. This position is essential to providing nutritious food to the community and ensuring that shopper intake, shopping, and cleanup go smoothly. Key Responsibilities: Setting up tables, restocking them with food from pallets as needed Checking in shoppers and completing intake forms Assisting shoppers with food selection, helping the market move smoothly Helping with check-out, carrying groceries as needed Qualifications: Patience, flexibility, problem-solving ability, must be 16 years of age or older, able to lift 20 - 40 pounds. Bilingual Spanish a plus. We ask that volunteers remember that asking for help can be hard to do. We rely on volunteers to ensure our Mobile Food Market is a welcoming, respectful place for shoppers to receive the nutritious food they need. Time Commitment: 4 hours

Denver, CO

1/28/20 2:30 PM

We welcome you to join Habitat Metro Denver’s incredible community of volunteers who dedicate thousands of hours of their time each year in support of affordable housing! Volunteer Orientations provide an overview of Habitat Metro Denver’s history, mission, and programs. You will learn about Habitat’s local and global impact and how you can make a difference! We'll talk about the different volunteer opportunities we offer, ranging from "Done in a Day" projects to ongoing, Core Volunteer positions for all skill levels throughout the organization. Whether you want to swing a hammer, work in a ReStore, support community events, or help in our office, you are critical to helping us build homes, change lives, and transform our community. Register at https://denver.volunteerhub.com/lp/training/ or contact us for more information.

Lakewood, CO

1/29/20 10:30 AM

STEM Generation Inc DBA Science Fair Fun (EIN 82-2360707) empowers teachers at low-resource, high-need CO Public Schools to teach the process for doing science and engineering and to easily implement fun, inclusive and skills-based STEM Generation Fairs. As part of our programming, we connect our enrolled schools throughout all of Colorado with qualified judges from their local communities. If you have a STEM background and are background checked, then please sign up!

Boulder, CO

1/30/20 8:30 AM + more

When temperatures drop and the snow starts falling, Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver keeps building homes, communities, and hope. To ensure hardworking families have a decent, affordable, and warm place to call home, we need volunteer warriors to help us conquer the cold months ahead. Volunteer three times on any construction or home repair site between December 5, 2019, and March 7, 2020, and you’ll walk away with a cozy Habitat neck gaiter. And, of course, warm fuzzy feelings from doing good! Build days are Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays from 8:50 am-4:30 pm. Volunteers must be at least 16. No experience or special tools are necessary. Become a Habitat Winter Warrior. We can’t say that it won’t be hard, but a warrior doesn’t shy away from a challenge. Want to bring your WARRIOR status to the next level? Each time you volunteer, you’ll earn points to compete for other sensational Habitat swag! Our three warriors with the most points will get a Habitat fleece and a gift card at the end of the challenge. Grab some extra points by signing up for our high demand winter days and track your points on the Winter Warriors LeaderBoard.

Denver, CO

1/30/20 9:00 AM + more

Deliver sacks of weekend food to schools using any size vehicle. You can bring 25 to 150 bags to one location or more . Pick up is at Jeffco Eats and delivery locations are in Lakewood, Edgewater, Arvada, and Wheat Ridge. When you arrive we tell you where you will go and number of bags. You can load your car with use of dolly and handtrucks. Many schools will come with carts to your car and bring food into the school. Some apartments will help you offload and others do not have that help. To inquire further, please email jeffcoeatsvolunteer@gmail.com. To register, go to https://www.jeffcoeats.org.

Lakewood, CO

1/30/20 10:00 AM + more

We will organize and distribute pet food at Lynn Gardens Baptist Church, in Pueblo, on the last Thursday of the month. If you sign up, please know that we are planning on your help and it will leave us short-handed if you do not come. If you need to cancel, please do so as soon as possible. Thank you for volunteering!

Pueblo, CO

1/30/20 10:30 AM + more

VITA (Volunteer Income Tax Assistance) and TCE (Tax Counseling for the Elderly) provide FREE, CONFIDENTIAL, and SECURE preparation and e-filing of Federal and State income taxes, for taxpayers who qualify. This service is available for basic returns with income up to $54,000, and for the elderly and the disabled whose returns meet basic scope requirements. Benefits In Action began its participation with VITA in the 2018 Tax Season as a Drop-off location with a team of 5. BIA will be expanding its VITA/TCE program for the coming 2019 Tax Season, moving to a “Walk-in” site where the volunteer and client sit side-by-side to complete the client’s tax return. BIA is looking to add a few volunteers as serve as Tax Preparers and Client Greeters. BIA will be preparing tax returns on Thursdays 3pm – 7pm, starting Feb 6 and continuing through April 9. Location is BIA offices in Lakewood. Tax returns will be prepared using IRS-provided software (TaxSlayer Online) and BIA or IRS provided computers. The BIA VITA/TCE program is a “walk-in” program which takes clients on a first come/first serve basis. Volunteer Tax Preparers must complete the training and certification testing provided online by the IRS. Tax Preparers will work directly with the client to prepare the tax return, and all returns receive “second set of eyes” Quality Review from another Certified Tax Preparer on the team. Client Greeters welcome the clients to our site, make sure the client has the needed documentation with them, and help to keep the operation running smoothly. Client Greeters are encouraged to attend the one-hour training, and are required to complete IRS online certification testing for ethical Standards of Conduct. VITA/TCE will provide training in conjunction with the AARP Tax-Aide training in January 2020 at the Ascension Lutheran Church, 1701 W Caley, 80120. Training for new Tax Preparers is Jan 13-15 and Jan 17 for new tax preparers 8:30am-4pm daily. A Training Plan is attached. Training for Client Greeters is Wed Jan 15 11am-Noon. VITA/TCE is staffed by over 80,000 volunteers and prepares more than 3.5 million returns. However, over 19 million Americans qualify for VITA/TCE services, and BIA is stepping up to help serve many who are also our core benefits recipients. If you are detail oriented, comfortable working directly with clients and computers/software, please consider joining our team as a volunteer Tax Preparer. If you are good with handling people who may feel stressed by their tax returns, please consider joining our team as a Client Greeter.

Lakewood, CO

1/30/20 2:00 PM + more

This year, We Don't Waste held our first event Canstruction Event! Teams of architects got together at Stanley Marketplace to create beautiful structures out of cans that will be donated to We Don't Waste to distribute to our community based partners. On Thursday January 30th we will be throwing a Winter CANboree (party) with live music, food, drink, games and fun for all! We are looking for volunteers to help out at both our closing party on January 30th, as well as on our clean up day on February 3rd. On Thursday January 30th, we need your help setting up and making sure the event runs smoothly! The event begins at 5 and ends at 9, so we are looking for volunteers to help set up and stay for the beginning of the event, from 3:30-6:45pm, and then a second shift of volunteers to come at 6:30pm and stay to help clean up after the event is over until 9:45pm! All of the canned food items that were used to construct these beautiful structures are now being donated to We Don't Waste to distribute to our partner agencies that serve the most vulnerable in our community, and we need your help on February 3rd to deconstruct these masterpieces and box up these cans to be brought back to the We Don't Waste headquarters. This is our first year doing this event, so we are not sure how long it will take, but we are flexible if you are only available to volunteer for a portion of this time, right now we are planning on 9am-12pm.

Aurora, CO

1/30/20 3:30 PM + more

Pack Food Totes Great for groups or individuals looking to spend about 1.5 hours with us. We accept individuals as well as corporate/group (up to 20) registrations for our “packing” days. Families are also welcome as we can easily get all ages involved! We pack ~500, 7 lb bags of food with 7 to 8 items in each sack. These days often involve unloading the food truck deliveries as well.

Lakewood, CO

1/31/20 10:00 AM + more

Colorado Springs, CO

2/1/20 9:00 AM + more

Join us Saturday, February 1st at A Chocolate Affair in Olde Town Arvada to help us raise money for Ralston House and help stop child abuse. Volunteers are there to help with arts and craft projects, information booth, setup and tear down. Volunteer shifts start at 10:30am and are over at 2:30pm.

Arvada, CO

2/1/20 11:00 AM

Volunteers work with an assigned family to monitor and supervise weekly visits. During the 1.5 to 2.5 hour scheduled visiting time, the volunteer greets the non custodial parent while they pay for any visits, set up room or food they brought for 15 minutes. The volunteer then greets the custodial parent and children and guides the children to the room of the non custodial parent. Volunteer then monitors their interaction for the next hour or two, suggests appropriate activities when necessary, and completes an observation form. After the visit the volunteer will guide the kids to custodial parents while non custodial parent stays in room. Non custodial parent will remain in room for 15 minutes and then is allowed to leave. Trained staff members are always available to support the volunteers. An orientation session of 1 ½ to two hours is provided to all new volunteers. Orientation continues with an opportunity to observe and co-supervise other visitations. Volunteers are then matched with a family based upon time preferences. Volunteers are asked for a six month minimum commitment, so that they and the children and families get to know each other. Substitutes are available in case of illness or vacations.

Aurora, CO

2/1/20 12:00 PM + more

Volunteers work with an assigned family to monitor and supervise weekly visits. During the 1.5 to 2.5 hour scheduled visiting time, the volunteer greets the non custodial parent while they pay for any visits, set up room or food they brought for 15 minutes. The volunteer then greets the custodial parent and children and guides the children to the room of the non custodial parent. Volunteer then monitors their interaction for the next hour or two, suggests appropriate activities when necessary, and completes an observation form. After the visit the volunteer will guide the kids to custodial parents while non custodial parent stays in room. Non custodial parent will remain in room for 15 minutes and then is allowed to leave. Trained staff members are always available to support the volunteers. . Orientation continues with an opportunity to observe and co-supervise other visitations. Volunteers are then matched with a family based upon time preferences. Volunteers are asked for a six month minimum commitment, so that they and the children and families get to know each other. Substitutes are available in case of illness or vacations.

Denver, CO

2/1/20 12:00 PM + more

We’ll organize and distribute pet food on the First Wednesday of the month, 9 – 11 AM, but setup begins at 8:30 AM. We will be outside. Thank you for volunteering! If you sign up, please know that we are planning on your help and it will leave us short-handed if you do not come. If you need to cancel, please do so as soon as possible.

Parker, CO

2/5/20 8:30 AM + more

We will organize and distribute pet food at Mountain Resource Center in Conifer, on the first Wednesday of the month. The pet food bank is open 11am-1pm, but we start to setup about 10:15am. We will typically be outside, but can go inside when there is bad weather. If you sign up, please know that we are planning on your help and it will leave us short-handed if you do not come. If you need to cancel, please do so as soon as possible. Thank you for volunteering!

Conifer, CO

2/5/20 10:30 AM + more

Food Bank of the Rockies (FBR) is the largest, private, hunger-relief organization in Colorado, distributing over 130,000 meals daily through over 1,000 hunger-relief partner agencies, as well as FBR's many direct service programs. These programs include: Kid's Cafe, providing prepared meals to children at child care facilities. Totes of Hope, providing discreet backpacks of food to children for the weekend, when other nutrition programs are not available. USDA programs, such as the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) that provides a monthly food allowance to seniors. Denver's Table Food Rescue Program, that sends refrigerated trucks to collect surplus food from retailers. Mobile Pantry, that distributes food in rural communities and under-served urban communities. Each month, a group from Metro Volunteers helps FBR with packing food boxes, reclamation of food donated by individuals and food retailers, or (most often) distribution of food boxes under the CSFP. This work is not demanding, but volunteers should be comfortable lifting boxes weighing about 20 pounds, and should expect to be working outside some of the time. The FBR warehouse is located near I-70 and Havana, and volunteers need to arrive between 8:30 and 8:45. The work finishes by 12:30, although volunteers will often be able to leave earlier than that, depending on how busy we are. NOTE: FBR requires that volunteers wear closed toe shoes and a shirt with sleeves. NOTE: Since the number of volunteers I can bring is restricted, this project is not suitable for groups of more than 2 or 3 people. If you have any questions, please contact the project coordinator, Lindsay Packer (click on the email link below).

Denver, CO

2/8/20 8:30 AM

If you are looking for a way to make a long-lasting, tangible impact in Denver, Habitat Metro Denver welcomes you to become part of our ReStore Volunteer team! With sale days coming up at our 4 ReStore locations (Denver, Littleton, Aurora, and Wheat Ridge), we need all the help we can get!** By supporting our ReStores, you play an integral role off the construction sites and help set a stronger foundation for us to build on! To sign up, please go to: https://bit.ly/2NwfLyh Habitat ReStores are home improvement outlets that sell new and gently used appliances, furniture, cabinets, building materials, and more at discount prices. All proceeds go towards our homeowner and home repair programs that support working families. Materials sold at the ReStores generate $2 million each year and allow us to serve more families in our community. Become part of this special group of people who are critical to Habitat’s work! **If you stay for a 6-hour shift, you can receive a free Habitat Metro Denver t-shirt!

Denver, CO

2/8/20 10:00 AM + more

DOVIA Colorado hosts the annual Colorado Conference on Volunteerism where folks come together once a year to share ideas, hear from others in the profession and feel their passions reignite for volunteerism in our communities. As with most opportunities, this event is not possible without volunteers and needs YOU! Committee descriptions can be found here: Full Committee Expectations Attend all CCOV Planning Committee meetings (virtually) and be an active contributor Aid in the recruitment efforts of presenter(s) with asking at least one professional in your network Submit at least one potential sponsor to the Sponsorship Chair Be a part of the Selection Committee for presenters Sponsorship Chair Develops sponsorship packet and levels with the DOVIA Colorado Board of Directors Creates, oversees and delegates sponsorship asks (including in-kind) Ensures sponsors are given what is promised in the packet (specifically to CCOV) Volunteer Chair Oversees all aspects of day-of-event volunteers Assigns all volunteer shifts, roles and responsibilities prior to event Communicates day-of-event details to recruited volunteers Ensures volunteers arrive on time, are prepared for the day and have all the necessary materials for their shift(s) Communicates thank you messaging and gift(s) when applicable Marketing and Recruitment Lead(s) Coordinates all communication efforts for the CCOV Coordinates and works closely with the Media Liaison for material creation and action plan(s) Oversees direct efforts for program proposal/presenter recruitment including personal asks from CCOV Committee and/or DOVIA Board of Directors to all current (and potential) DOVIA Colorado members (these asks can be via personal email, phone call and/or in person) Media Liaison Works with CCOV Chair and DOVIA Colorado Board of Directors to form publicity/marketing materials (press releases, brochures, etc.) about the event Determines media action plan and establishes procedures for publicizing event including but not limited to: news stations, community organizations, etc. Distributes posters and brochures throughout the community (when applicable) For any questions, please contact Event Chair, Brittany McGarry at brittany.mcgarry@gmail.com.

Denver, CO

2/12/20 12:00 AM

We will organize and distribute pet food at Aurora Interfaith Community Services, on the second Wednesday of the month, from 11:30 am - 2 pm. Please arrive to set up at 11:30 am. We will set up outside, please dress accordingly. If you need to cancel, please do so ASAP. We depend on this volunteer role for pet food banks to run smoothly. Lifting is required (20-30 lbs). Thank you for volunteering with us to help families to keep their pets in their loving homes!

Aurora, CO

2/12/20 11:30 AM + more

Night Lights is a non-profit respite care organization that utilizes volunteers to provide respite for families with children who have special needs. Night Lights in Arvada is held the second Friday of each month from 5:30-10:00pm. Volunteers work 1:1 with kids ages 1 month-12 years or run activity rooms. All volunteers are background checked and receive training prior to working with kids. Dinner is served to volunteers each evening. No prior experience required - open to anyone with a heart for this population and their families!

Arvada, CO

2/14/20 5:30 PM + more

Please join us in distributing pet food at Ecumenical Social Ministries in Colorado Springs. We are there on the third Monday from 12:30-3:00pm (but please arrive at 12:00pm to help us set up) and pet food distributions are typically held outside. If you need to cancel, please do so ASAP. We depend on this volunteer role for pet food banks to run smoothly. Lifting is required (20-30 lbs). Thank you for volunteering with us to help families to keep their pets in their loving homes!

Colorado Springs, CO

2/17/20 12:00 PM + more

We'll organize and distribute pet food at OUR Center (Outreach United Resource Center, Inc.) in Longmont the third Tuesday of each month. We will be outside. If you need to cancel, please do so ASAP. We depend on this volunteer role for pet food banks to run smoothly. Lifting is required (20-30 lbs). Thank you for volunteering with us to help families to keep their pets in their loving homes!

Longmont, CO

2/18/20 8:30 AM + more

The Network’s Training Team implements an annual schedule of training and oversees other opportunities to share information in conjunction with the Networking Team. The Team will work with the board liaison to attain approval of topics and expenditures and with the Marketing Team to produce and distribute registration forms and flyers, listserv announcements, registration information and reminders. Develops an annual schedule of events, including core topics offered annually, to be presented to the board each year. Conducts at least twelve paid training events (half and full-day) annually. In 2017 we conducted 24 Conducts periodic lunch-n-learns, webinars and social/networking events. Appoints a Point of Contact from the Team to arrange each event—speaker, content, location, logistics, marketing, etc.

Denver, CO

2/19/20 4:00 PM + more

The governing body of the Network is the Board of Directors, which establishes policy and directs the activities of the organization and Training Team. Members govern the overall direction of the Network and provide input and resources to the organization’s programs. Participation in a leadership role offers a chance to be a key player in shaping the Network’s future and to gain practical leadership experience, along with developing a network of professional contacts. The Board reviews and makes recommendations regarding training activities, approves policies, and makes decisions regarding organizational finances. Board members serve as officers, Team co-chairs or appointed representatives. Members are elected each June to serve two-year terms beginning in July, with a limit of two terms. The Board meets monthly and requires a time commitment of six hours monthly. Board Members are expected to: Be a member of the Network Make a financial contribution to the organization Attend meetings Provide input to operations As able, participate in trainings, events, and fundraising efforts Promote the Network to colleagues and community Board members are responsible for the financial success of the organization, including funds from contributions, training attendees and memberships. Board Member Qualifications: time availability (estimated six hours monthly) working knowledge of the Network ability to contribute to the development of Network current or past experience with human services

Denver, CO

4/15/20 6:00 PM + more

Warrior House Makeover Rehab Day: 2/21-2/23, 2020 JOB DESCRIPTION TITLE: Project/Construction Manager REPORTS TO: Executive Director JOB SUMMARY: The Construction Training and Project Manager coordinates all aspects of the Houses for Warriors’ construction and building activities. This position is responsible to oversee construction and coordinate work activities on the construction site, support Crew Chiefs by ensuring scheduled work/materials are available for volunteer, be a servant-leader in teaching and mentoring partner families and volunteers in construction activities. This is a volunteer leadership position whose primary responsibility is volunteer construction training, site safety, and coordination of home construction at the build site from start to completion. It is a people-oriented role, providing leadership to train, encourage and empower volunteers. The Construction Training and Project Manager is self-motivated and self-directed, working under the general guidance of the Executive Director and Construction Management Committee to accomplish the strategic goals of the affiliate. Most importantly the Construction Training and Project Manager must demonstrate belief in Houses for Warriors’ philosophy and be able to confidently communicate Houses for Warriors’ mission to the community. This position reports directly to the Executive Director. REQUIREMENTS · Be a motivated individual with a strong belief in Houses for Warriors’ mission · Have a minimum of 5 years hands-on experience in most all aspects of home construction · Have strong interpersonal and customer service skills · Possess strong written and oral communication skills · Work effectively both as an individual contributor as well as part of a team · Be able to lead and coordinate people and activities well · Capable of deriving and implementing new ideas · Be organized and a good planner; flexible in addressing schedules and activities with Microsoft Project or similar experience · Have a minimum High School Diploma (Engineering, Construction Management or Project Management college experience preferred) · Possess strong teaching and mentoring skills in most all aspects of home construction trade activities · Have a reliable vehicle and current CO state drivers’ license (to travel to and from the worksite) · Must be physically and mentally capable of performing the basic job activities and responsibilities ACTIVITIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: The primary responsibility of the Construction Training and Project Manager is to teach, mentor, coordinate and lead volunteer and paid subcontractors to complete home construction activities as defined in the Houses for Warriors- Warrior House Makeover building schedule. In order to achieve this, the Construction Site Supervisor will: · Be on the worksite or ensure Crew Chief coverage from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM on scheduled work days (typically Friday through Sunday) · Acts as the primary conduit for frequently communicating information between the Houses for Warriors Office and key volunteers · Maintain required training, including first aid, CPR, and other construction and craft training needed to support the build schedule · Coordinate with the Warrior Services Coordinator and Volunteer Coordinator to ensure the partnering families and volunteers are efficiently trained and utilized · Coordinate with the Materials and Services Coordinator to ensure needed supplies and materials are available on-site as needed to support the build schedule · Demonstrate construction techniques, train and mentor volunteers and partnering families to teach them useful construction skills · Provide written daily reports on work accomplished, work to be performed and supplies/materials/ volunteers needed · Ensure permits and inspections are completed as needed to support the schedule · In cooperation with the Site Building Committee and the Volunteer Coordinator, develop and maintain comprehensive work lists and schedules for house under construction. · Track daily construction activities to build schedule to ensure projects are completed as scheduled · Organize and lead safety meetings for volunteers and partnering families · Perform follow-up reviews on any construction site accidents/injuries to develop Lessons Learned to prevent recurrence · Work with Site Building Committee to identify and recruit long-term volunteer site supervisors · Work with the Site Building Committee to identify and recruit long-term special-skills crew and crew supervisors (e.g., electrical crew, flatwork crew, finish carpentry crew, foundation crew) · Attend weekly staff meetings as scheduled · Maintain a professional and courteous relationships with volunteers, staff, partnering families, and community partners · Maintain skill level through continuing education and participation in external continuing training programs

Lochbuie, CO

2/21/20 12:00 AM