FAQs
What is the primary role of the Workforce Project Administrator?
The primary role of the Workforce Project Administrator is to manage and help recruit for the Bone Dry University talent programs, including programs such as the Manager In Training (M.I.T.) program, on-site apprenticeships, internships, and field engagement outreaches.
What qualifications are required for this position?
Candidates are required to have a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Leadership/Organizational Development, Human Resources, or a related field, along with proven experience in project management in a talent development or training environment.
Is experience in a specific industry preferred for this role?
Yes, experience in the construction or a similar industry is preferred for this position.
What are the working conditions for the Workforce Project Administrator?
The working conditions include standard in-office hours with possible evening or weekend events, and the position may require occasional travel to different events and outside markets.
Will the Workforce Project Administrator be responsible for participant support?
Yes, the Workforce Project Administrator will provide guidance and support to program participants to ensure their success and address any issues or concerns that may arise.
Are there any travel requirements for this position?
Yes, this position may require occasional travel to different events and outside markets.
What kind of compensation and benefits does this position offer?
The position offers a salary ranging from $46,000 to $52,000, company-paid life insurance, short-term disability policy, medical, vision, and dental insurance, a 401(k) plan with a 3% automatic company contribution, PTO, vacation, sick time, and access to an onsite gym with shower facilities.
Who should I contact if I need assistance in the application process?
If you require assistance in the application process, you can contact recruiting@bonedry.com for support, and a representative will be in touch.
Is there a focus on communication in this role?
Yes, the Workforce Project Administrator will serve as the primary point of contact for program participants and stakeholders, facilitating clear and consistent communication regarding program expectations, updates, and requirements.