Re-use Hawai‘i is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization on a mission to strengthen our community by decreasing waste, providing affordable resources, creating green jobs, and (re)cultivating the circular economy.
Every year, we divert an average 740,000 pounds of resources from the landfill through our Deconstruction and Redistribution programs. Deconstruction is a sustainable alternative to demolition where our skilled crews hand-disassemble buildings to salvage the material for reuse. These building materials, along with salvaged furniture, appliances, hardware, and more are sold at our Redistribution Centers for 40-90% off retail value. We're proud to provide an affordable resource for our community while decreasing waste and the emissions associated with the production of new material.
In addition to our Deconstruction and Redistribution programs, we've recently furthered our commitment to the community through our Workforce Development Program (WFD) where we provide sustainable job training to individuals facing barriers to employment.
We're excited to invite passionate, collaborative, and community-minded individuals to apply. We're looking forward to hearing from you.
Now hiring for the following positions:
- Lumber Yard Manager
- Facilities & Equipment Manager
- Lead Inventory Specialist
- Material Processor & Special Projects Team Member
- Customer Service Representative
- Deconstruction Crew Member
- Material Inventory Specialist
To view job descriptions, visit our website at: https://www.reusehawaii.org/jobs
To apply, fill out our online application here: https://form.jotform.com/81508149601151
If you would like to apply in person, please contact us at 808-539-8904 or at [email protected].
Positions range from $17-$19 per hour.
All positions include the following:
- Health/Prescription drug insurance (HMAA)
- Elective dental & vision insurance (HDS / HMAA)
- Paid vacation and sick time
- $200 material credit at Re-use Hawaiʻi & employee discount
- Retirement plan (Vanguard 403B)
- Work boot stipend after probationary period.