Employment Opportunities

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

 


Natural Resource Services Division

 

NATURAL RESOURCES SPECIALIST I

Fulltime, 40 hours weekly, $20.00/hour plus full benefits
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NATURAL RESOURCES SPECIALIST II

Fulltime, 40 hours weekly, $23.00/hour plus full benefits
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First round of interviews will take place the week after Thanksgiving.
Please have your application materials turned in by Wednesday, November 22nd by Noon.

 


 
Energy and Environmental Services Division



SPECIALIST I - WEATHERIZATION SCHEDULING DESK
$20.00 hour, fulltime 37.5 hours weekly, includes full benefit package
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ASSESSOR / INSPECTOR
$25.00 hour, fulltime at 40 hours weekly plus full benefit package
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WEATHERIZATION FIELD CREW
$20.00 hour, fulltime at 40 hours weekly plus full benefit package
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MUST HAVE A VALID CALIFORNIA DRIVER'S LICENSE - NO EXCEPTIONS
and an acceptable driving record with no more than 3 points and no DUI's within the last 4 years.


 

Community Services Division


CASEWORKER I - HHAP / APS
Homeless Housing Assistance Program / Adult Protective Services Program

F/T 40 hours per week, $21.00 hour plus full benefits
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Why Work With Us

All fulltime positions come with a complete benefit package, which includes the following:

Medical, dental and vision (minimal share of cost and must work at least 30+ hours per week)
     ** Health benefits become effective the first of the month following 30 days of employment
2 weeks paid vacation for year one, 3 weeks for year two, and 4 weeks for year five
12 days paid sick time per year
13 paid holidays and 1 personal day per year
Employee Assistance Plan (EAP) paid for by the agency

Part-time employees are eligible for paid vacation and sick time on a pro-rated basis depending on the amount of hours worked. P/T employees may also be eligible for paid holidays dependent upon certain criteria in RCAA's paid holiday policy.
 
You can turn in your application materials by:

Email: debby@rcaa.org 

Fax: (707) 445-1519

Mail or in person at: RCAA 904 G Street, Eureka, CA 95501 (attn: Human Resources)

How to apply:

All RCAA positions (except AFACTR Members) require a completed employment application. You may submit a cover letter and resumé with your application (optional, but highly recommended). In addition to the required application, you must also complete and submit the Applicant Acknowledgements (page 2 of the Application PDF package).

Online Employment Application
Click on 'Online Employment Application' to open the PDF document to electronically complete the application.  NOTE: Before you submit this application you must save it to your computer/cellphone/tablet; otherwise when you submit it, the form will be blank.  Once you have saved the online application you can submit it through email, fax, or drop off at 904 G Street, Eureka.


Applications are in PDF format. Go to 
http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readermain.html if you need to download Adobe Reader for free.

PLEASE NOTE:
As a condition of employment all staff are required to have had one of the CDC approved COVID-19 vaccinations and must be fully vaccinated by their first day of work.  Also as a condition of employment you will be required to provide proof of having been vaccinated.
RCAA also requires that all staff wear an approved facial covering inside any of our buildings or vehicles at all times.
 N95 Masks are preferred and we do provide them at the employees request.

How do RCAA's programs affect you?

  • Natural Resources Services (NRS) works directly with Humboldt County community leaders, schools and parents to improve safety and encourage more children to safely walk and bicycle to school. NRS helps coordinate both the Greater Eureka and Humboldt County Safe Routes to School Task Forces.
  • Teaching preschoolers oral health care is a result of the TOOTH program.
  • The Natural Resources Services works with community members, civic groups, and local jurisdictions to enhance neighborhood street tree planting and support the development of community forests for public access and watershed protection.