Home Preservation Project Administrator

Come be part of the affordable, homeownership movement! Join us and make an impact on people’s lives! Habitat for Humanity Greater San Francisco believes in the power of homeownership to create generational impact. To this end, we build homes for first-time homeowners and sustain homeownership by helping long-time homeowners retain their home as an asset for generations to come. 

HOME PRESERVATION PROJECT ADMINISTRATOR 

Salary Range $90,000- $100,000/Year DOE 

Your Impact 

The Home Preservation Project Administrator supports the Home Preservation team through project administration, document control, construction coordination, and compliance tracking. The position maintains accurate project information across Procore, Salesforce, department trackers, and shared files and provides the administrative follow-through needed to keep projects organized and moving. Working collaboratively with senior project management staff and receiving training and guidance as needed, the Project Administrator will develop the ability to prepare and administer contracts and change orders and support project cost and schedule control. This role reports directly to the Home Preservation Construction Manager.  

Primary Responsibilities 

Project Administration and Document Control (40%) 

• Set up projects, contacts, and required project information in Procore, Salesforce, department trackers, and shared filing systems. 

• Maintain complete, accurate, and current electronic and physical project files; file contracts, proposals, reports, approvals, photos, testing documentation, and correspondence in the proper locations. 

• Update Salesforce and Procore throughout the project lifecycle so project status, milestones, activities, and documentation are current and consistent across systems. 

• Prepare, organize, and track NEPA and other environmental or grant-compliance packets; coordinate required documentation with internal teams, consultants, jurisdictions, and funding partners. 

• Schedule lead testing and other required project testing, inspections, walks, and meetings; confirm attendance, track results, and file clearance or completion documentation. 

• Maintain project and department calendars, schedules, logs, and trackers; follow up on overdue items and communicate upcoming deadlines to the appropriate team members. 

• Support subcontractors and vendor onboarding and maintain required administrative documentation. 

• Request and track subcontractor certificates of insurance and W-9s, complete the initial review against established requirements, and route the documents to the designated internal reviewer for final verification.