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12/22/2023

Dale Rogers Training Center is Hiring

JOB DESCRIPTION

TITLE: DRTC Hub Program Manager

QUALIFICATIONS:
• Advanced training in a closely related field of study
• Bachelor’s degree in a related field of study and
• 3-5 years of related experience with professional-level program management experience
OR
• An equivalent combination of certification, education, and experience sufficient to successfully perform the essential duties of the job.

HIRING REQUIREMENTS:
• Must be 18 years old or older
• Must be able to pass OSBI, MVR, DHS Registry Check and any other background check, as agency is required or deems necessary
• Must posses a current valid OK Driver’s License

JOB REQUIREMENTS:
• Maintain a valid Oklahoma Driver’s License and current Oklahoma vehicle tag
• Pass bi-annual Motor Vehicle Registry (MVR) checks within established agency guidelines.
• Knowledge of regulatory compliance principles and practices
• Knowledge of business management and fiscal practices
• Knowledge of accounting, budget, and fiscal practices
• Knowledge of principles and methods for promoting programs and services
• Skill in budget/resource management
• Skill in effective communication (both written and oral)
• Skill in independent decision making.
• Skill in problem solving.
• Skill in organization, coordination, and management
• Skill in program development and process improvement
• Ability to develop and maintain effective and positive working relationships.
• Ability to apply analytical and critical thinking skills as well as draw conclusions and prepare accurate reports of results.
• Experience in business development, mentorship, and program management
• Experience with startups and/or small businesses, including training, presenting,
and mentoring.
• Strong organization and project management skills
• Management skills and supervisory experience
• Strong network of industry contacts
• Able to think strategically.
• Able to work independently.
• Excellent communication skills
• Excellent leadership skills
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS:
The following physical requirements are necessary to meet this Job Description:
 Standing up to eight hours
 Able to move maximum weight of 50 pound (vertically)
 Able to move maximum weight of 25 pounds (horizontally)
 Able to move the above described weights a maximum distance of 100 feet
 Ability to read, analyze and interpret written material, job specific procedures, and instructions furnished in written, oral, diagram or schedule form.
 Ability to write reports, business correspondence and procedures.
 Ability to effectively present information and respond to questions from the general public, funding sources, and staff.
 Regularly required to talk with or listen to others.
 Frequently required to sit and use hands to handle/feel objects, tools or controls. Required to stand, walk and reach with hands and arms.
 Vision requirements include depth perception, ability to see peripherally and ability to adjust vision to bring objects into focus.

NOTE - Staff will be counseled for failure to adhere to maximum weights or for non-use of required Safety Equipment.

JOB CONDITIONS:

• The work schedule for this position is flexible and may include working evenings.
• Full time status for insurance coverage purposes, salaried, 32-hour typical work week; this position is exempt and does not receive overtime pay.
• Up to 25% remote work possible but not guaranteed, flexible schedule based upon operations of the DRTC Hub.

REPORTS TO: Executive Director

SUPERVISES: DRTC Hub Program Coordinator

CERTIFICATION OR TRAINING REQUIRED: (At Agency's Expense)
Ongoing training for job specific, professional, and personal development

SCOPE: The Business Incubator Program Manager is responsible for overseeing DRTC Hub – a disability inclusive business Incubator. The Program Manager of the DRTC Hub will be involved in establishing and launching the Business Incubator program, including operations, program management, communications, and other key functions. The DRTC Hub program is designed to support the development and growth of new and early-stage companies, as well as to support existing small business owners with their efforts to create new products and to optimize the production or delivery of existing products or services.
AGENCY RESPONSIBILITIES:
 Must have knowledge of DRTC's Mission and Philosophies.
 Must be familiar with all DRTC policies/procedures and organizational structure of the agency, including all agency safety and emergency procedures.
 Comprehends and complies with all standards set forth by regulatory agencies i.e. DDSD, within their realm of program involvement.
 Uses agency tools and procedures to insure organization and consistency

RESPONSIBILITIES – ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
• Partners with the leadership of DRTC and consultant teams to create and launch the newly established DRTC Hub - Business Incubator Program. Support the mission, vision, and values of DRTC.
• Coordinates with the agency’s Technology department to provide advanced manufacturing and applied tech resources and business counseling to incubator participants.
• Collaborates with the team to establish and optimize Incubator operating processes including recruitment, operations, program management and budget.
• Collaborates with internal and external teams to facilitate the completion of the physical buildout of the Incubator meeting rooms, maker spaces and offices.
• Identifies and recruits new entrepreneurs and existing companies to participate in various startup and incubator programs.
• Identifying, recruiting, training, and managing new mentors and subject matter experts who support the incubator participants.
• Provides mentorship training and resources to participating companies to help them grow and succeed.
• Organizes and coordinates events and workshops to educate and support participating companies.
• Networks with industry leaders, advisors, and potential investors to connect participating companies with resources and opportunities.
• Manages the financial operations and necessary reporting for the DRTC Hub Business Incubator program.
• Collaborates with DRTC Fiscal department team and agency leadership to develop, administer, and monitor budgets; implement and allocate resources.
• Establishes and maintains relationships with key stakeholders and partners of the program.
• Measures and reports key indicators regarding the performance and impact of the incubator program.
• Collaborates in the development, implementation and facilitation of department goals and objectives and unit policies and procedures.
• Establishes, monitors, evaluates, and improves processes, procedures and/or standards, ensuring alignment with the agency mission, values, goals, objectives, initiatives, and local, state, and Federal laws and regulations.
RESPONSIBILITIES - ANCILLARY FUNCTIONS:
• Supports diversity, equity and inclusion practices and model leadership.
• Performs all other duties and responsibilities as assigned or directed by the supervisor.
COMMITTEES/MEETINGS TO ATTEND:
DRTC Administration
Campus Town Hall
Staff Resource
State of State

City of OKC hosts job fair, March 302/28/2022Link to storyAdults of all ages, education levels, work experiences and per...
02/28/2022

City of OKC hosts job fair, March 3

02/28/2022

Link to story

Adults of all ages, education levels, work experiences and perspectives are invited to a job fair to learn about and apply for career opportunities with the City of Oklahoma City. The event takes place from 9 a.m. – 4 p.m., March 3 at Southern Oaks Recreation Center, 400 SW 66.

The City has more than 230 positions to fill, not including careers as police officers and firefighters. Recruiters will be onsite to visit with participants and match their interests with possible positions. Sign-on bonuses ranging from $2,500 to $5,500 are available for critical fill positions.

Some of the positions the City is recruiting for include Athletic Field Groundskeeper, Associate Planner, 911 Dispatcher Trainee, Building Maintenance Mechanic, Civil Engineer, Construction Equipment Operator, Master Mechanic, Plumbing Inspector, Skilled Trades Worker, Survey Aide, Systems Analyst, Traffic Signal Technician, and Utilities Shift Supervisor. Part-time year-round and seasonal positions are also available. The City is a proud second chance employer.

People can log on to okc.gov/careers to review job openings and submit their application.

Interviews/Conditional job offers

Those interested in a career as a full-time Grounds Maintenance Operator/Trainee (facilities and grounds maintenance), Industrial Electrician, or Collection and Distribution Operator Trainee (water/wastewater line maintenance/repair) can interview and may be extended conditional job offers or added to lists for further consideration as vacancies become available. Those interested should apply online ahead of time at okc.gov/careers. A state-issued ID is required to interview.

“I love working for the City because I get great benefits, have job security and there are opportunities for advancement,” said Unit Operations Supervisor Gerald Wilson. “I started out as a part-time Laborer 16 years ago and I have worked my way up to being a supervisor in Solid Waste.”

This is a list of job classifications approved for a signing bonus and the bonus amount:

$2,500

911 Dispatcher I – Trainee
Animal Welfare Officer I
Animal Welfare Representative
Collection and Distribution Trainee
Crew Worker II
Grounds Maintenance Operator Trainee
Meter Reader
Plant Operator III
Police Report Clerk
Program Planner
Refuse Collector Trainee
$3,000

Collection and Distribution Technician
Construction Equipment Operator I
Construction Equipment Operator II
Grounds Maintenance Operator I
Grounds Maintenance Operator II
Refuse Collector I
$4,500

Building Heat and Air Mechanic
Building Inspector, Provisional
Civil Engineer II
Industrial Electrician
Veterinarian
$5,000

Fire Apparatus Mechanic
Master Mechanic
Skilled Trades Worker
$5,500

Fire Recruit
Police Recruit
The City offers competitive pay with annual performance-based adjustments. Benefits include 96 hours of vacation leave and 130 hours of sick leave per year, 11 regular holidays per year, flexible schedules and telework options, employer-paid parking/EMBARK bus pass for eligible employees working at the downtown campus, a retirement plan, employee medical center for employees and covered dependents, tuition reimbursement and life, health, dental and vision insurance options.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Oklahoma City has the third lowest unemployment rate reported for large metropolitan areas across the nation.

For more information log on to okc.gov/careers.

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City Hall, 200 N Walker Ave., Oklahoma City, OK 73102

Adults of all ages, education levels, work experiences and perspectives are invited to a job fair to learn about and apply for career opportunities with the City of Oklahoma City. The City has more than 230 positions to fill, not including careers as police officers and firefighters. Recruiters wi...

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