Workforce Training Cohort Leader

The Workforce Training Cohort Leader (WTCL) supervises, coaches, and supports participants in Re-use Hawaiʻi’s transitional employment and work-based learning program. The role helps participants build work habits, technical skills, safety practices, certifications, and confidence through paid, supervised, hands-on work in Re-use Hawaiʻi’s active operations.

The updated program model uses an 18-week work-based learning cycle with rolling entry into transitional employment and a fixed 12-week Brownfields certification cohort layered into the middle of each cycle. Participants generally complete four paid work days per week at Re-use Hawaiʻi, with one unpaid classroom/certification training day per week. The WTCL helps stabilize participants before formal cohort training, supports them during certifications and work-based learning, and assists with transition to employment, continued training, or additional supports at completion.

The WTCL works closely with department supervisors to turn day-to-day Re-use Hawaiʻi tasks - including deconstruction, material recovery, receiving, material processing, lumber yard operations, inventory, warehouse logistics, and environmental documentation - into structured learning opportunities. The role also supports Brownfields-related training and reporting, including safety, hazard recognition, special-handling material protocols, waste diversion, environmental data tracking, and transferable skills for jobs beyond Re-use Hawaiʻi.

• $22.00 per hour
• Health/prescription drug insurance (HMAA)
• Elective dental and vision insurance available (HDS / HMAA)
• Paid vacation and sick time
• $200 material credit at Re-use Hawaiʻi & employee discount
• Retirement plan (Vanguard 403B)
• Work Boot stipend

Monday-Friday, 8:45am - 5:15pm. Primary work location is the Re-use Hawaiʻi Redistribution & Training Center. Some scheduling flexibility may be needed for certification classes, field assignments, partner meetings, and participant support needs.

This program may be supported in whole or in part by federal funds. When applicable, required federal funding disclosures will be included in program materials and position documentation.

This institution is an equal-opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities.