Jobs WSDOT Communications Consultant 5

Shoreline, WALocal News

The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) is actively recruiting for a Communications Consultant 5 in Shoreline, WA, with an annual salary between $74,705 and $100,434. This role is pivotal in leading strategic communications for the Northwest Region, particularly concerning maintenance, operations, traffic management, and emergency response. The consultant will collaborate with key stakeholders to devise innovative communication strategies that align with WSDOT's overarching mission. In emergency situations, the consultant may act as the primary Public Information Officer within the Transportation Management Center, ensuring timely and accurate information dissemination. Furthermore, all regional Public Information Officers will undergo crisis training to enhance their ability to respond effectively during emergencies.

This initiative underscores WSDOT's commitment to public safety and effective communication. The position not only requires strong communication skills but also a proactive approach to crisis management. Interested candidates can find more details and apply through the WSDOT website.

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