Cohanzick Climate Corps of AmeriCorps – Service Member
ANNOUNCEMENT: FOR U.S. CITIZENS LOOKING FOR A SERVICE EXPERIENCE THIS IS A SERVICE MEMBER POSITION NOT A "JOB" - A LIVING ALLOWANCE IS PROVIDED. The Cohanzick Climate Corps serves Atlantic, Cape May and Cumberland counties by installing energy efficient weatherization measures to reduce utility bills for low-income qualifying households. Our members learn hands-on, skill building in the green energy trades and promote community education for energy efficiency. Members receive weekly 90-minute training sessions that focus on Building Performance Institute job roles, personal and professional development. Service Position Type Quarter-Time (1200 Hours) Term October 24, 2022 – August 31, 2023 Average Weekly Hours 32 Hours Stipend / Living Allowance $ 500.00/ Weekly Education Award $4,000.00 Provided at the end of the program year for student loan debt or tuition. If you are 55 years or older, the Education Award can be transferred to a family member. Education and Minimum Qualifications ✓ Must be 18 years of age ✓ Have a high school diploma or equivalent ✓ Be a citizen, national, or lawful permanent resident alien of the United States ✓ Satisfy the National Service Criminal History Check eligibility criteria according to 45 CFR 2540.202. ✓ Must have reliable transportation and possess a valid New Jersey driver’s license and current insurance if using a personal vehicle for company work. Essential Functions ✓ Promote Environmental Stewardship through Homeowner Energy Efficiency Education and Services ✓ Participate in service-learning projects, locally or remotely. ✓ Development of leadership skills and good service habits on site as well as career and interpersonal skills off site. ✓ Participate in skill building workshops, safe work practices, team-building exercises, and mini-courses. ✓ Receive on the job training career pathway for Weatherization Tech performing the following: o Install energy savings measures including attic insulation (batts and blown), caulking, lightbulbs, showerheads, baseboards, thermostats, and electric water heaters o Perform minor repairs to include windows and doors o Assist with loading and unloading work trucks o Ensure measures installed are to program guidelines Requirements o Sit, stand, or walk for extended periods of time o Crawl, climb, balance, kneel, crouch, or reach frequently o Use repetitive hand motion o Lift, carry or push up to 50 pounds o This position is not in a typical office setting. The position will require the employee to be in a range of temperatures (hot or cold) during certain times of the year. Equal Opportunity Employer As an Equal Opportunity Employer, we are committed to ensuring equal employment opportunities for all job applicants and employees. Employment decisions are based upon job-related reasons regardless of an applicant’s race, color, religion, national origin, marital status, age, sex, gender identity, and sexual orientation, status as a qualified individual with a disability or protected veteran, or any other protected status. The above job description and job requirements are not intended to be all inclusive. NAAC retains the right to make changes or adjustments to job descriptions and/or requirements at any time without notice. Job Types: Part-time, Contract Pay: $500.00 per week Benefits: Professional development assistance Tuition reimbursement Schedule: 8 hour shift Monday to Friday No weekends Work Location: One location Weatherization Technician provides weatherization improvements to make building structures more energy efficient. Improvements will include installing blown-in cellulose insulation, air sealing, etc. The position is also responsible for completing installation work on homes including vapor barriers, drywall repairs and carpentry. The Weatherization Technician will work side by side with the other team members to efficiently and effectively complete all project duties.
Technicians will be required to ensure compliance with Industry Standards, OSHA and other safety work practices while working in the following capacity: o Install energy savings measures including attic insulation (batts and blown), caulking, lightbulbs, showerheads, baseboards, thermostats, and electric water heaters o Perform minor repairs to include windows and doors o Assist with loading and unloading work trucks o Ensure measures installed are to program guidelines Requirements o Sit, stand, or walk for extended periods of time o Crawl, climb, balance, kneel, crouch, or reach frequently o Use repetitive hand motion o Lift, carry or push up to 50 pounds o This position will require the employee to be in a range of temperatures (hot or cold) during certain times of the year. Office HQ is located in Brideton, NJ JOB SITES - Residential in Cape May and Atlantic County OSHA 10 - Required (will be provided) CLEAN DRIVING HISTORY & BACKGROUND IS A MUST Company Transportation Provided. WE ARE LOOKING TO ADD 2 PART-TIME TECHS TO OUR EXISTING CREW ASAP Job Type: Part-time Pay: $17.50 per hour Benefits: Professional development assistance Schedule: 8 hour shift Day shift Monday to Friday Work Location: On the road
Native American Advancement Corp (NAAC) seeks capital funding for $875,000 to purchase a property in Bridgeton, NJ. This property consists of 60 acres and an 8000 s.f. building.
With this capital purchase, NAAC will expand its energy, soil, water, and air conservation training programs. NAAC currently owns and operates a 3000 s.f. building in downtown Bridgeton, NJ, and utilizes a 15-acre personally owned farm that offers training services for current programs.
With this expansion, we will provide additional training areas, build new training partnerships, and offer land preservation and management to a well-deserved place. The main feature that NAAC offers is that the local Nanticoke Lenape Tribal Nation members operate the programs.
This training will incorporate ancient teaching in preservation in all areas mentioned above. Aligned with its core mission, Native American Advancement Corporation (NAAC) aims to deliver community enrichment with a 3-part Outdoor Education, Training & Resource Management strategy through a land purchase in Salem County that will serve the surrounding Delaware Valley. Land Acquisition will prevent future development and immediately provide public access for hiking, bird watching, naturalist activities, and recreation, with over 65 acres of pristine woodlands and an existing structure that will serve as administration and classroom facilities.
NAAC plans to offer indigenous skill-building programs leveraging existing partnerships with State Agencies, Universities, and Conservation Organizations to lead workshops on hunter's safety, tracking/wildlife Identification, wilderness first aid, and living off the land.
These efforts will directly serve the public by increasing conservation awareness and allowing access to learning local Native American traditions that would otherwise remain community-based. Ultimately, the long-term goal will be to establish a public Nature Center that will host a series of conservation programs for All-Ages such as Native Plant Education, Naturalist school programs pre-K-12, and wilderness survival school to name a few. There are three ways to give!
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