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Projects Advisor *OPEN TO DEPARTMENT ONLY*

Snohomish County1
United Statesfull_timeVerifiedPosted 4 Aug 2026
💰 $134,239/yr($105,180/yr$134,239/yr)

About the role

Posting number: 2026-00122

Department: Facilities Management

Division: Facilities Management Admin Svcs and Property Mgmt

Job classification: PROJECTS ADVISOR

Posting type: Open

Categories: Facility Management, Project Management

Summary

Snohomish County Facilities & Fleet is seeking a Project Advisor with a focus on building systems and electrical engineering.  The department seeks an experienced technical expert to guide the project team and electrical group on complex building system projects, compliance reporting, and risk management. The role requires in-depth knowledge of Federal, State, and local regulations, along with practical experience applying principles of electricity, power distribution, programmable logic controls and electronic systems that encompass fire, life safety, access control, security, video, electrical and HVAC. Key requirements include managing projects, overseeing complex and critical building systems, leading teams, and possessing cross-functional knowledge of major building system operations.

BASIC FUNCTION

To assist and advise the Director in planning and coordinating special projects. Assumes lead responsibility of projects assigned. Provides coordination among departmental divisions and with external entities and manages work programs in the department.

Examples of duties

STATEMENT OF ESSENTIAL JOB DUTIES 

  1. Oversees and assumes direct and independent responsibility for strategic special projects requiring multi-disciplinary or multi-divisional coordination as identified by the director. Directed projects may include those needed to comply with federal, state, and or local mandates that fulfill the County’s sustainability and energy conservation goals, and other areas of interest.
  2. Assumes lead responsibility in planning and coordinating the activities of the department as assigned; develops work plans, monitors actual progress against goals and objectives; coordinates assigned departmental activities with other county departments and divisions as required
  3. Reviews and analyzes program objectives, policies, procedures, and work standards; develops and recommends new and/or improved objectives, policies, procedures, and standards, and coordinates their implementation with other divisions and departments as necessary.
  4. May supervise and direct the work of consultant and staff teams; reviews and evaluates the team contribution and work performance; develops performance measures and standards.
  5. Researches and monitors county, state, and federal legislation relevant to the department. Collects analyzes and presents data for future usage and cost forecasting needs.
  6. Develops short- and long-range plans for consideration and approval of the director; may assist in the preparation of the annual budget.
  7. Promotes customer service and public relations through communication and outreach leveraging social media platforms for effective communication; assists in coordination of operations and services of the department, with other county departments, and with outside agencies and customers; may include serving as a representative to manage and coordinate the County’s response to state and local agencies’ planning and implementation of regional projects, to ensure the County’s interests are expressed and addressed.
  8. Coordinates and/or represents the department at public meetings, hearings, and council sessions. Serves as liaison to various technical advisory committees and interest groups and state and local agencies. Coordinates with stakeholders to plan, develop and implement more efficient operations.
  9. Provides technical assistance and advises the director in resolving conflicts or problems; responds on behalf of the director to inquiries or complaints from customers, county staff, and other jurisdictions; refers complaints to appropriate staff for action; monitors responses to ensure internal coordination, consistency, and notification to the correspondent/complainant of action taken.
  10. . Directs the preparation of standard operating procedures, status reports, and comprehensive studies as required.
  11. Drives inclusive organizational culture of continuous improvement through knowledge sharing, vocal advocacy, and visible hands-on leadership by empowering employees to learn about and apply continuous improvement skills within their workplace, actively seeking opportunities to improve customer service through process improvement and the application of technology where appropriate, and making a commitment to incorporate job relations methodologies and mindset into the management of employees to foster employee growth and develop problem solvers within the organization.
  12. Promotes stakeholder relations; coordina

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