Tribal Council Housing Advisor - Jobs in Winnipeg region

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Southeast Resource Development Council Corporation (SERDC) Advisory Services is seeking a motivated, experienced, and energetic individual for our organization to fill the role of a Tribal Council Housing Advisor.Southeast Advisory Services has built a reputation for providing quality, supportive technical services to First Nation communities both within the Southeast region and outwards. We provide the following services: Project Management, Building Code Compliance Inspections, Environmental Health Inspections, Large Scale Infrastructure Repair and Maintenance Inspections, Fire Inspections, and others.We are community-focused, community driven, and seeking enthused individuals to assist in coordinating programs that will better the conditions of First Nations peoples residing primarily on-reserve.Reporting to the Director of Advisory Services, the Tribal Council Housing Advisor is responsible for planning, designing, and implementing a community evaluation plan in the event of a natural and/or environmental disaster. The SERDC Tribal Council Housing Manager works as part of a Technical Team within the SERDC Advisory Services Division.Position Responsibilities:Assist with the development and implementation of housing policies and procedures. Providing on-going, one-on-one guidance and support to SERDC First Nations, making appropriate referrals to other agencies, if required. Development and preparation of application/proposals for various housing programs. Liaise/Maintain contact with other agencies and maintenance contract service providers involved with SERDC First Nations to provide information and obtain feedback on facility and housing overall progress. Assist with ISC housing project management for SERDC First Nations; including financial and banking draw requests. Assist to complete the CMHC housing project applications and packages, and code compliance inspections. Assist with technical data gathering such as GPS coordinates, geotechnical reports, mapping, and CAD drawings. Perform housing plans reviews to ensure the design meets the community’s needs. All other related duties assigned by your supervisor and the leadership of SERDC.Qualifications - Essential:Demonstratable knowledge of First Nations housing Minimum 2 years of experience in construction, building code application/enforcement, or related field. Degree in a relevant fieldSkills / Abilities:Strong organizational skills. Strong attention to detail. Ability to write reports and keep detailed records. Desire to expand knowledge base and learn new skills as required.Conditions of Employment:Must produce a satisfactory Criminal Record Check Willing and able to travel as required (must have own vehicle) and valid Manitoba Driver #39;s License. Work a standard work week. May be required to work overtime occasionallyPhysical Requirements:Ability to lift at least 50lbs and travel - by all forms of transportation, to remote and northern First Nation communities in MB.Physical Demands:Continuously requires vision, hearing, and talking. Frequently requires standing, reaching, and handling, walking, lifting, bending, and sitting. Occasionally requires climbing, crouching, fine dexterity, kneeling, foot controls, twisting, crawling, balancing, carrying, and pushing/pulling.Personal Attributes:Be honest and trustworthy. Be respectful Possess cultural awareness and sensitivity. Ability to speak Ojibwe an asset Be flexible, dependable, and reliable. Demonstrate sound work ethicsamp; judgementWe Offer:A competitive salary A full and unique benefit plan An opportunity to become part of a dynamic, collaborative, progressive, inclusive, respectful, and high-performing teamSERDC recognizes the importance of building an exemplary service delivery organization that is equal, inclusive, and reflective of the population it serves. Preference will be given to qualified SERDC or First Nation members who voluntarily self-declare in their application.***Reasonable accommodation is available upon applicant request.This is a full-time position located in our Winnipeg office and First Nation Communities in southern Manitoba. We thank all applicants for their interest in this opportunity; however, only those selected for interviews will be contacted.Deadline for application: Open until filled. Incomplete applications will not be accepted.