Job Description

POSITION SUMMARY: Job Development involves sourcing employment opportunities for
individuals with a variety of abilities. The Job Developer will make phone calls and personal contacts
with local businesses to showcase the talents of the clients we serve. Job Developers will also work with clients to prepare them for the community work experience and introduce them to prospective employers. There is a high level of satisfaction when placement opportunities are realized, knowing you have made a positive impact on someone's life and livelihood.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Make regular contacts with employers to develop job opportunities for agency clients
Make contact with employers to inform them of the supported work program and clients available
for specific employment opportunities
Record all business contacts along with pertinent information.
Prepare analysis of work environment, requirements, and specific job tasks
Coordinate job analysis/job placement with employer and case coordinator
Prepare and/or review client assessment for the job match
Orient, train, and supervise clients to perform community jobs to the specifications of employers
and within the guidelines of the Individual Support Plan
Train clients in other vocational support skills related to the job such as transportation, work
schedule, clock use, appropriate attire, social interactions, and skills to implement for job success
Develop task analysis for each client's job as necessary
Assist clients in obtaining required permits; i.e., driver's license, food handlers permit.

OTHER DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Coordinate and perform job information dissemination and counseling to client, appropriate
residential provider, case manager and funding source prior to job placement
Maintain contact with residential providers, funding sources, and other agencies concerning
vocational activities
Maintain and facilitate on-going communications and consultation with employers, supervisors, and
co-workers
Maintain all necessary on-the-job records and record daily data entries into appropriate
record keeping systems
Perform Job Coaching duties as requested
Cross training in other areas as needed

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE:
High School Diploma or equivalent
Dependable transportation; valid Oregon driver's license with driving record sufficient to qualify to
drive agency vehicles
Ability to pass an Oregon Department of Human Services background check
Experience working with adults with intellectual/developmental disabilities preferred
Previous work experience in business and/or industry

PHYSICAL DEMAND:
The physical effort applied in this job may include: Pushing, Pulling, Lifting (up to 50 lbs), Carrying,
Reaching, Bending, Keying/Typing, Driving, Standing for Long Periods of Time, Walking, Speaking
and Repetition. Much of this will depend on the specific demands of the client job placement.

MENTAL OR VISUAL DEMAND:
Frequent and continuous mental and visual focus will be required depending on the task

WORKING CONDITIONS:
Working conditions will vary depending on the client, task and job site.
May include exposure to weather, cold, heat, dust, noise, chemicals or may be in a climate
controlled and regulated environment
Requires occasional flexibility in work hours and days, dependent upon client schedule.
Appropriate personal protective equipment will be supplied if needed
Driving between job sites, interacting with consumers and businesses
May be exposed to a variety of hazards (chemical fumes and potentially dangerous machines and
equipment and inclement weather conditions.

ATTENDANCE:
Job Development requires availability based on business need.
It is imperative that attendance protocols are adhered to and that Department Call-In Policies are
maintained at all times
Clients and Co-workers depend on you being on the job and on time

SAFETY:
There is never a good reason to risk your own personal safety or that of a co-worker, client or
business partner.
Being proactive to prevent injuries or incidents is an expectation
All injuries or incidents, no matter how small, must be reported

FLSA:
The position of Job Developer is a non-exempt position
Non-Exempt positions are eligible for overtime pay

EEO CLASSIFICATION:
The position of Job Developer is considered a Category (9) Service Worker

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