Technical Monitor Inspector

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Join Our Team at the Virginia Department of Housing and Community Development!

The Division of Community Development and Housing within the Department of Housing and Community Development (DHCD) is excited to announce the expansion of our team with the addition of two Housing Programs Technical Monitors/Inspectors. These roles will involve regular overnight travel across the Commonwealth of Virginia, where you will play a crucial part in ensuring that local agency recipients and providers meet essential standards of performance and accountability. By conducting thorough on-site inspections, you will help guarantee compliance with vital federal regulations from the U.S. Department of Energy and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, as well as adherence to the policies and procedures of the Commonwealth of Virginia.

In this capacity, you will contribute to housing projects and initiatives that seek to provide our citizens with decent, safe, sanitary, energy-efficient, and affordable housing through the following actions:

Inspecting: Collaborating with local agencies, property managers, and owners to conduct comprehensive inspections of completed and ongoing weatherization and repair work. Your attention to detail will ensure compliance with state and federal standards, standard work specifications, and rigorous quality control inspection standards.

Technical Assistance: Offering vital guidance and training both on-site and remotely via phone or email. Your expertise will empower agency crews and contractors to perform at their best and enhance their overall effectiveness.

Monitoring and Reporting: Meticulously documenting findings, recommendations, and corrective actions needed to ensure compliance with all applicable guidelines, policies, and regulations. Your role will be essential in promoting accountability within agencies and subcontractors.

Your contributions can make a lasting impact on communities throughout Virginia.

The appointment is to a restricted position, funded in part by non-general funds. The availability of funding is scheduled for review on an annual basis. Continued employment is contingent on the continued availability of grant and non-general funds.

Must obtain certification as a Building Performance Institute (BPI) Home Energy Professional (HEP) energy auditor and quality control inspector within twelve months of hire, as mandated by the federal funding source.

Frequent overnight travel throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia is required for this role, and a valid driver's license.