Contractor Real Estate Jobs in Indio, CA
Seek Now
Palm Springs, CA
Travel to perform inspections in areas hit by weather catastrophes when needed, which includes assignments averaging two (2) to six (6) weeks at a time Lodging is provided by Seek Now which can include having a fellow Seek Now Sub-Contractor as a roommate. With more than 2 million property inspections completed to date while currently servicing 3,000 properties per day, Seek Now is the leading data capture and inspection services firm serving 240+ customers.
County of Riverside
$461.54 WEEK
Indio, CA
Knowledge of: General personnel practices; budgetary, statistical and administrative analysis; laws, regulations and policies pertaining to assigned programs; structures and functions of local, state and federal governments, and community human services resources and organizations; principles and practices of economic, industrial, housing, and community development; principles and practices of public relations and job training; principles and practices utilized in governmental, business and financial administration; methods and techniques used in performing land use planning; economic and industrial development resource used to assist businesses to locate or relocate in the County; composition of the business community involved with economic, industrial and community development; purpose and structure of publicly funded training programs and private sector job placement organizations; laws and regulations governing the funding and operations of publicly funded training programs; local employment practices, conditions and needs; employment problems of economically disadvantaged persons; statistical applications used in analyzing labor market, economic and demographic data. Ability to: Gather and analyze data, reason logically, draw valid conclusions, generate and evaluate alternatives, and recommend effective courses of action; plan and prepare materials to be used in promotional materials; provide technical assistance and consultation services to government organizations and community agencies and groups regarding grant-funded programs; plan and coordinate effective citizen participation groups; establish and maintain effective relations with clients, private and public employers, other community service agencies and civic groups, the general public, and fellow staff members; write grant proposals; communicate effectively in oral and written form to individuals and groups of various organizational and socio-economic levels; understand, interpret and apply the provisions of various government regulations, policies and program operator contracts; negotiate and develop contracts; monitor program operators' compliance with contracts; counsel clients and program operators.
County of Riverside
$33 - $49.16 HOUR
Indio, CA
Performs continuous and/or periodic on-site technical inspections of County building and/or remodeling projects during construction and provides liaison with project managers, architects, and/or engineers to insure that construction complies with and adheres to: plans, quality control specifications in which professional judgment is rendered for acceptability or rejection of installed materials and finishes, contract documents, and all applicable state and local building codes, ordinances, and regulations. • Performs both continuous and/or periodic on-site technical and quality control inspections of County building and/or remodeling projects during construction, including but not limited to reinforced concrete, masonry and structural steel construction, land grading, plumbing, electrical, painting, heating, and air-conditioning to insure that construction complies with plans, quality control specifications, contract documents, and all applicable state and local building codes, ordinances, and regulations.
County of Riverside
$461.54 WEEK
Indio, CA
Ability to: Learn and apply laws, regulations and policies pertaining to assigned programs; learn basic structures and functions of local, state and federal governments, and community human services resources and organizations; learn and apply basic principles and practices of economic, industrial, housing, and community development; learn and apply basic principles and practices of public relations and job training; learn and apply methods and techniques used in performing land use planning; learn economic and industrial development resources used to assist businesses to locate or relocate in the County; learn composition of the business community involved with economic, industrial and community development; learn purpose and structure of publicly funded training programs; learn and apply laws and regulations governing the funding and operations of publicly funded training programs; learn local employment practices, conditions and needs; learn and apply the gathering and analysis of basic program data; learn and apply the planning and preparation of materials to be used in promotional materials; learn and apply the provision of technical assistance regarding grant-funded programs; learn and apply the planning and coordination of effective citizen participation groups; learn to understand, interpret and apply the provisions of basic government regulations, policies and program operator contracts; reason logically, draw valid conclusions, generate and evaluate alternatives; establish and maintain effective relationships with clients, private and public employers, other community service agencies and civic groups, the general public, and fellow staff members; communicate effectively in oral and written form to individuals and groups of various organizational and socio-economic levels. EXAMPLES OF BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY SERVICES/HOUSING, HOMELESSNESS PREVENTION AND WORKFORCE SOLUTIONS, FACILITIES MANAGEMENT, AVIATION FIELDS: Economic development; housing and community development; aviation; commercial development; real estate; facilities management; community services (e.g., parks, community centers or lighting, water and utilities programs); workforce development (e.g., employment programs or job training programs); eligibility or social programs; finance; contract monitoring/management; environmental or sustainability programs; foreign trade; public relations; marketing; fundraising; film; human resources; museums; libraries.
County of Riverside
$461.54 WEEK
Indio, CA
Knowledge of: General personnel practices; budgetary, statistical and administrative analysis; laws, regulations and policies pertaining to assigned programs; structures and functions of local, state and federal governments, and community human services resources and organizations; principles and practices of economic, industrial, housing, and community development; principles and practices of public relations and job training; principles and practices utilized in governmental, business and financial administration; methods and techniques used in performing land use planning; economic and industrial development resource used to assist businesses to locate or relocate in the County; composition of the business community involved with economic, industrial and community development; purpose and structure of publicly funded training programs and private sector job placement organizations; laws and regulations governing the funding and operations of publicly funded training programs; local employment practices, conditions and needs; employment problems of economically disadvantaged persons; statistical applications used in analyzing labor market, economic and demographic data. Ability to: Gather and analyze data, reason logically, draw valid conclusions, generate and evaluate alternatives, and recommend effective courses of action; plan and prepare materials to be used in promotional materials; provide technical assistance and consultation services to government organizations and community agencies and groups regarding grant-funded programs; plan and coordinate effective citizen participation groups; establish and maintain effective relations with clients, private and public employers, other community service agencies and civic groups, the general public, and fellow staff members; write grant proposals; communicate effectively in oral and written form to individuals and groups of various organizational and socio-economic levels; understand, interpret and apply the provisions of various government regulations, policies and program operator contracts; negotiate and develop contracts; monitor program operators' compliance with contracts; counsel clients and program operators.