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The Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) in Tulsa, OK seeks a Site Supervisor to lead a field crew of 5–10 people, focusing on outdoor beautification projects and safety. You will coach, monitor performance, and ensure quality work in all weather conditions.
Typical hours are 7:00 AM–3:30 PM, Monday to Friday, with built-in overtime and a strong emphasis on teamwork, mentorship, and reliable communication to support participants’ successful reentry into employment.
In Person at our Tulsa, OK office
This is an in-person role with the expectation that staff report to a CEO site, as the majority of participant interactions are conducted in person.
Anticipated deadline to submit application: September 23 at 12:00pm CST. Position may close early if application limit is met.
We're looking for a Site Supervisor to help us live our mission to prepare people with recent criminal convictions for securing employment each year.
Site Supervisors support, supervise, and train work crews of 5-10 individuals, creating an uplifting work environment that ensures team member safety, providing on-the-job coaching, encouraging and empowering team members to seize each opportunity for building knowledge and skills, and balancing engagement and accountability across the crew.
This role is perfect for you if you enjoy a non-traditional workspace, like being on your feet, and love being outdoors. Ideally, you have experience teaching, coaching, mentoring or motivating youth or groups of adults as we know you'll be able to make a real impact in our participants' lives. You'll help create greater stability for our participants as they get back on their feet.
Please note: Site Supervisor work hours are typically 7:00AM-3:30PM (M-F) with the work conducted outside in all weather conditions. Weekly overtime is built into the role.
The Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) provides employment services to people recently released from incarceration. Across the United States, 8,000-9,000 people participate in CEO each year, transitioning to employment that supports themselves, their families, and their communities.
What began as a demonstration project of the Vera Institute of Justice in the 1970s to address employment barriers facing the formerly incarcerated following release in New York City has grown into the leading reentry employment organization in the country, where over 30,000 formerly incarcerated individuals have secured full-time employment since 1996.
Key responsibilities of the Site Supervisor include but are not limited to:
Special projects and