Current Job Postings
Retail Associate
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville is currently seeking 1 full-time Retail Associate and 2 part-time Retail Associates to join its team at The Habitat Store. The Retail Associate is tasked with processing donations, maintaining and organizing work area, leading volunteers and supporting retail operations with superior customer service and professionalism.
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Pay rate is $12.49/hr. The full-time position will receive full benefits including Health, dental and vision insurance, paid time off and paid holidays, mobile phone allowance, contribution to retirement account and discount on purchases at the Habitat Store.
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Bi-lingual Community and Financial Empowerment Specialist
Habitat for Humanity is currently seeking a full-time Community and Financial Empowerment Specialist (CFES) to join its Department of Family and Community Partnerships, which works in partnership with local residents, community leaders and organizations to build strong, healthy neighborhoods and pathways to affordable homeownership.
The CFES will provide a variety of direct supports for residents including outreach, one-on-one financial coaching, housing counseling, and connection to community resources. This position will also be facilitating group meetings on various topics including community building, financial skill building and homebuyer education.
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As Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville increases its production from 20 to 40 homes a year, we are presented with several new job openings in our Construction Department. Please see job descriptions below to learn more about the positions and how to apply to be a part of our dynamic team.
Director of Design & Procurement
Habitat for Humanity is currently seeking a full-time Director of Design & Procurement.
As we begin the physical redevelopment of Southwood, Habitat is restructuring operations in order to double our current building production capacity. The Director of Design and Procurement will play a key senior management role in helping the organization to achieve the next step in its growth, while specifically addressing the current need to streamline the architectural design process and procedures by coordination of staff, subcontractors, and volunteers.
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Purchasing Coordinator
Habitat for Humanity is currently seeking a full-time Purchasing Coordinator.
The Purchasing Coordinator (PC)’s position has two primary responsibilities: 1) to create and oversee each project file and budget, and 2) to ensure the delivery of materials and services prior to their being needed. To accomplish this, the PC will establish purchase requesting systems and accurate lead times with vendors to ensure that projects are prepared to run as efficiently as possible.
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Construction Supervisor
Habitat for Humanity is currently seeking a full-time Construction Supervisor. There are several openings for the this position, and we hope to hire 2-3 people.
The Construction Supervisor’s primary responsibility is to oversee the construction of assigned homes. He/She will perform and manage others in the performance of tasks directly related to building Habitat houses, while adhering to high standards of quality, safety, and team participation. The Construction Supervisor will work primarily “on-site” directly managing all aspects home construction.
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Construction Crew Leader II
Habitat for Humanity is currently seeking a full-time Construction Crew Leader II. There are several openings for the this position, and we hope to hire 2-3 people.
A CL II's primary role will be to support the Construction Supervisor in building 2‐10 homes a year in partnership with volunteers and home buyers. A CL II will assist in sub management/scheduling, ensuring construction quality standards, leading volunteers, and training new Crew Leader I's.
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Construction Crew Leader I
Habitat for Humanity is currently seeking a full-time Construction Crew Leader I. There are several openings for the this position, and we hope to hire 2-3 people.
A Construction Crew Leader I (CL I) is a full-time, yearlong position intended to effectively support Habitat for Humanity of Greater Charlottesville in the construction of quality, affordable housing. While working as a Crew Leader I, you will be trained in general carpentry and construction. Once trained in each area, CL I’s will train and work alongside 5-10 volunteers to assist in building 2-10 homes in the greater Charlottesville area.
No construction experience required!
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Equal Opportunity Employer
Habitat for Humanity is an Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate against any employee or applicant for employment because of race, color, sex, age, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, status as a veteran, basis of disability or any other federal, state or local protected class. Women, minorities and protected individuals such as those covered by Section 3 are encouraged to apply. This organization is required to collect certain information from each job applicant. This information does not affect our hiring decisions and is kept separate from all application materials we receive. Please assist us by completing the form located here and submitting it with any required documents. Once we receive the completed form, it will be forwarded to our Human Resources department for recording and storage in a separate file.
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Employee Benefits
Habitat for Humanity offers a competitive benefits package for our full-time and our part-time employees.
