ADA Training Manager (PPM III)

King County, WA; Seattle (WA); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

King County Metro is seeking an ADA and Universal Access Training Specialist and Special Projects Manager to advance ADA Title II compliance and accessibility across the agency. This role researches knowledge gaps, designs and facilitates training resources, and partners with divisions to prioritize universal access and thoughtful transit planning for Metro’s diverse ridership.

You will influence planning decisions and provide technical assistance to staff at all levels.

Job description

Summary

ADA and Universal Access Program is exciting to open an opportunity for an ADA and Universal Access Training Specialist and Special Projects Manager. The ADA and Universal Access Program oversees Metro’s ADA Title II compliance and coordination, leads ADA accessibility improvements across the department, and provides technical assistance and subject matter expertise as required by all divisions. This position will work across Metro Divisions to understand the knowledge gaps regarding ADA Title II, Disability Equity, Universal Access, and will research, design, and facilitate general and customized training and informational resources to improve overall understanding of the basics of the ADA and beyond. This position will play a key role in influencing Metro to prioritize accessibility and plan our transit system and services with new perspectives around universal accessibility and the impacts on Metro’s diverse ridership.

ADA and Universal Access Program is exciting to open an opportunity for an ADA and Universal Access Training Specialist and Special Projects Manager. The ADA and Universal Access Program oversees Metro’s ADA Title II compliance and coordination, leads ADA accessibility improvements across the department, and provides technical assistance and subject matter expertise as required by all divisions. This position will work across Metro Divisions to understand the knowledge gaps regarding ADA Title II, Disability Equity, Universal Access, and will research, design, and facilitate general and customized training and informational resources to improve overall understanding of the basics of the ADA and beyond. This position will play a key role in influencing Metro to prioritize accessibility and plan our transit system and services with new perspectives around universal accessibility and the impacts on