3 skilled labor jobs found in Seattle

King County Summary In addition to the current openings, this recruitment may be used to establish a pool of qualified candidates to fill future Career Service and Term Limited Temporary Grant Manager (Project/Program Manager II) vacancies within the Parks over the next six (6) months. Interviews are expected to take place on the following dates (subject to change based on availability): Technical Vetting Interviews: Week of 3/30/26 Panel Interviews: Week of 4/6/26 Join a dynamic team dedicated to transforming communities across King County by working with a group of skilled grant professionals. King County Parks is hiring for two (2) Career Service and one (1) Term-Limited Temporary Grant Managers (Project/Program Manager II). As a Grant Manager (Project/Program Manager II), you'll play a pivotal role in connecting community partners with grant funding that will shape the future of recreational programming, aquatic center upgrades, and other key open...

King County Summary Are you an experienced Capital Project Manager with strong technical expertise and a passion for delivering impactful public infrastructure projects? King County's Solid Waste Division (SWD) is seeking a Capital Project Manager III to join our Project Management Office (PMO). In this role, you will lead complex capital projects that deliver lasting environmental benefits to the region. You'll partner with a collaborative and knowledgeable team while managing the design and construction of diverse, large-scale public infrastructure projects guided by innovative and forward-thinking environmental practices. This recruitment will be used to fill three (3) Career Service vacant positions and may be used to create a list of competitive candidates to fill possible future vacancies within the next 12 months. About this Role: The PMO capital projects portfolio includes transfer station development projects in phases from charter to construction and...

King County Summary This opportunity is open to current King County employees. We are not accepting external applications at this time. WTD is working on an effort called the Mouth of Duwamish Wet Weather Facilities Program that will reduce overflows from 5 combined sewer outfalls where the Duwamish River meets Elliott Bay. The Mouth of Duwamish Wet Weather Facilities Program is one of the largest investments and most complex efforts in water pollution control infrastructure the regional system will undertake. The effort will help King County be a good environmental steward by improving water quality. We must control CSO overflows and limit pollution to Duwamish River and Elliott Bay to do our part in creating healthy water bodies where communities and wildlife thrive and to meet regulatory requirements. The successful candidate will have the opportunity to participate and assume a key role in delivery of this regional water pollution control infrastructure....