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State of Washington Classified Job Specification

FACILITIES ENGINEER 4

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FACILITIES ENGINEER 4
Class Code: 528D
Category: Science & Engineering


Class Series Concept

See FACILITIES ENGINEER 1.

Definition

This is the supervisory or expert level of the series. Positions at this level are responsible for establishing and reviewing engineering programs and plans and for providing multi-discipline technical direction on construction projects that are administered by senior engineers and consultants. Work is characterized by decisions and recommendations that are recognized as authoritative and final and have important impact on extensive engineering activities. Positions may direct the operation of an engineering section including selection, training and evaluation of staff.

Typical Work

Initiates engineering studies and prepare reports regarding modification, replacement or improvement of utility systems; 

Programs and establish project design criteria for construction; analyze; review and guide the work of consultants and of senior engineers through design and construction phases of work; 

Participates in developing departmental policies and procedures; prepare and update engineering design standards; 

Acts as project manager or consultant on particularly complex engineering assignments demanding knowledge in specific and related engineering disciplines.

Legal Requirement(s)

There may be instances where individual positions must have additional licenses or certification. It is the employer’s responsibility to ensure the appropriate licenses/certifications are obtained for each position. 

Desirable Qualifications

Positions require registration as a Professional Engineer with the State of Washington and two years of experience at the senior engineer level. 

Class Specification History

New class replaces 4629 Facilities Engineer Supervisor A; adopted January 1, 2006.