NCWorks One Stop Operator
Brunswick Community College · Bolivia, NC · 3 days ago
ManagementFull-time
Essential Duties and Responsibilities
- Coordinate service delivery among NCWorks partners in alignment with the NCWorks MoU for the Cape Fear Workforce Development Board region.
- Implement human-centered practices to improve customer access and service outcomes.
- Manage facility operations, including scheduling, opening/closing, and ensuring proper staff coverage.
- Plan, schedule, and promote events for job seekers and businesses.
- Facilitate staff development, team-building activities, and regular meetings to enhance collaboration.
- Utilize Integrated Services Delivery, emphasizing staff cross-training and high-quality customer service.
- Maintain up-to-date workforce resources, labor market information, and program materials.
- Oversee facility maintenance, including soliciting bids and confirming repairs.
- Lead quarterly WIOA cross-agency leadership meetings with mandatory and additional partners.
- Manage the NCWorks Career Center certification process and updates per CFWDB and NCWorks Commission requirements.
- Ensure compliance with federal, state, and local regulations regarding EEO, accessibility, and customer complaints.
- Stay informed on relevant DOLETA regulations, Cape Fear Workforce Development Board policies, and NCWorks guidelines.
- Submit reports and participate in meetings and projects as required by CFWDB staff.
- Use employer, customer, and staff feedback to drive continuous improvement and inform strategy.
- Carry out quarterly case follow-ups for designated WIOA Title I customers to meet performance measures.
Minimum Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree from a regionally accredited institution
- Two years work experience in or related to program management and/or supervision
- Two or more years full-time work experience in career development, case management or other related workforce development service(s)
- Work experience in program coordination between local and regional level agencies