Community Relations Coordinator
North Minneapolis, MN, US
Light Industrial
Bachelors Degree
Part Time, Temporary
$60ph
Experienced (Non-Manager)
On-site
Manufacturing - Other
First Shift (Day)
North Minneapolis, MN, US
$60ph
Experienced (Non-Manager)
Part Time, Temporary
Manufacturing - Other
On-site
Light Industrial
Bachelors Degree
First Shift (Day)
Job details
Location: North Minneapolis, Minnesota 5543
Shift: 20 hours a week. Hours to be discussed with Manager. Flexibility to participate in after-hours activities as needed
Pay: $60/hr.
Duration: 2-yr Contract Only
Owen Corning is seeking to fill a newly created Community Relations Coordinator position based in Hennepin County, Minneapolis. The position is part time, 15-25 hours per week, and reports to the Plant Leader in the Owens Corning Minneapolis Roofing and Asphalt Plant.
The Community Relations Coordinator will build and maintain structured, ongoing relationships with local community organizations, residents, and stakeholders to support Owens Corning’s continued operations in Minneapolis. The role is responsible for proactive engagement, issue identification, and coordinated followup to reduce community escalation risk, support regulatory responsiveness, and preserve operational flexibility.
Must Have: 3-5 years of experience in community relations, communications or nonprofit engagement, public affairs, or related roles involving issue management.
Responsibilities Include:
- Serving as the primary contact for community organizations, neighborhood groups, and residents, including intake, coordination, and followup on concerns.
- Coordinating community efforts with Owens Corning communications, legal and government affairs representatives to ensure consistent, timely and defensive messaging.
- Working closely with plant management and consultants to develop appropriate messaging and responses to community concerns/questions, including documenting actions taken and closing the loop with stakeholders.
- Identifying organizations, causes, programs and/or events to support through grants, sponsorships and employee volunteers.
- Representing Owens Corning on select community boards and committees.
- Representing Owens Corning at community events and association meetings.
- Managing structured engagement between concerned residents and internal operations representatives to ensure issues are addressed, tracked and resolved with clear accountability and follow-up.
- Tracking, measuring, and reporting on community engagement activities and outcomes, including responsiveness, resolution timelines, and effectiveness of mitigation efforts.
Position Specifications:
- Bachelor’s degree or relevant experience.
- 3-5 years of experience in community relations, communications or nonprofit engagement, public affairs, or related roles involving issue management.
- Strong self-starter and ability to exercise sound judgment in sensitive or highvisibility situations.
- Excellent verbal and written communication and presentation skills.
- Ability to manage budgets and prioritize resources based on risk and impact.
- Familiarity with social media, nonprofit management and neighborhood association structure preferred.
- Due to timing of community events, working some nights and weekends is required.
- Ability to work effectively in environments involving regulatory oversight, public scrutiny, or complex stakeholder interests.
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