Quality Manager jobs in Olympia, WA

• Deliver the Green Stormwater Financial Assistance program 
• Manage Water Quality Project Coordinator 
• Complete rain garden and urban habitat designs 
• Work with key partners to deliver community programming, such as Branch Out and Depave 
• Coordinate community engagement events to connect people with completed projects to increase interest in PCD’s Green Stormwater program 
• Manage grant and contract budget and reporting requirements 

• Bachelor’s degree or equivalent in Environmental Science or Studies, Urban Planning, Natural Sciences, or related field 
• Demonstrated strong organizational skills to develop processes and organizational procedures to manage programs 
• 3 years managing programming in community 
• Innovative and inspirational communicator that encourages the community to participate in programming 
• Practiced in adaptive leadership 
• Identifies, organizes, facilitates, establishes/sustains productive working relationships, partnerships and alliances with internal and external stakeholders 
• Involves appropriate internal/external stakeholders in plans and decisions, shares specialized knowledge freely with others, and provides updates until completion
• Recognizes and respects the value of diversity and differing opinions 
• Working independently to manage time and budget wisely while effectively prioritizing multiple and/or competing tasks 
• Flexible schedule and ability to work some evenings and weekends

• Comfortable speaking in front of small and large groups 
• Familiar with ArcGIS Online 
• Experience with green stormwater infrastructure projects
• Understanding of diversity, equity and inclusion and how to implement programs equitably 
• Ability to organize and manage diverse activities and set priorities 
• Flexible and able to work well under pressure 
• Ability to develop a positive working relationship with a variety of people including landowners, elected officials, staff and community volunteers 
• Has successful experience working independently and in groups in both office and field settings

Physical Requirements and Working Conditions 
Office and outdoor environment, occasional travel to a variety of locations to conduct work and may be exposed to typical hazards encountered at such work sites. This is a full-time position consisting of 40 hours/week. Position will require the flexibility to work community hours, not just traditional work hours. This includes some work on Saturdays and evenings.

Licenses, Certificates & Other Requirements 
Valid Washington State driver's license at time of appointment with maintenance thereafter, or evidence of equivalent mobility. 

This position is scheduled to be classified as a Program Manager level 2 or 3, step 1-3. You will have an annual salary between $59,594-68,175 annually depending on qualifications and experience. This is a full-time, non-exempt position. Benefits include retirement with employer match, 100% of premiums paid for medical/dental/vision for you and your dependents as well as accrued paid sick leave, annual leave, 11 paid holidays per year, flexible spending account, District-paid state family medical leave premium, an ORCA card, and a training budget. PCD is an AFSCME, Council 2, Local 3300-represented organization, and this position is represented by the AFSCME Union. You can find a link to the Union agreement here: 2023-2025 Collective Bargaining Agreement.

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Position open until filled. First review is August 18 

Earliest Projected Start Date: September 18

 
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