The site director will work closely with the summer program manager to ensure operations are following MCC's mission and objectives. The director is responsible for assuring that the MCC goals of accomplishing work for the DNR and other agencies, preparing youth for work, and assuring that the quality of the education programs are met. The site director will be responsible for the safety and wellbeing of both the staff and youth. They are also responsible for the development of training programs for staff and youth, operations, budgeting, public relations, corpsmember development, discipline of staff and youth, payroll, work project development, overall health and safety of participants, written reports, kitchen operations and food ordering, supervision and evaluation of staff, and other assigned duties. The successful candidate must have high amounts of enthusiasm and positive energy to keep up with this fast-paced position.
Experience working in a residential conservation program is important.
Demonstrated ability to provide strong leadership for a dynamic program is a must. The candidate must be mature and have the ability to motivate youth and staff under strenuous work assignments and living environments. The assistant site director provides operational support to the residential site director. The assistant site director is responsible for the management of vehicles, health and safety, corpsmember discipline, plus other assigned duties. The successful candidate must have high amounts of energy and enthusiasm to keep up with this fast-paced position.