Electrical Facilities Engineer - Talbot Group

Calling all experienced electricians in the Bellingham, WA area!

Ready to take your electrical expertise beyond the job site and make a lasting impact?

Another Source is partnering with The Talbot Group to find an Electrical Facilities Engineer to join their team in Bellingham, WA.

This is a fantastic opportunity for a seasoned Journeyman Electrician who enjoys solving complex problems, taking ownership of critical electrical systems, and being the go-to technical expert.

What makes this opportunity stand out?

• Salary up to $120K!
• Serve as the electrical subject matter expert for a premier real estate owner.
• Work with complex electrical systems, including switch gear, generators, transformers, and building automation.
• Lead troubleshooting, infrastructure improvements, and preventive maintenance initiatives.
• Bring your expertise to a role that combines hands-on work with technical leadership.

What we're looking for:

Journeyman Electrician License and State Electrical Certification Strong troubleshooting skills and experience with commercial or industrial electrical systems

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Another Source's client,
The Talbot Group
, is recruiting an Electrical Facilities Engineer to join their team in Bellingham, Washington
.

Are you an experienced electrician who enjoys solving complex technical challenges and taking ownership of critical building systems? This is an opportunity to bring your electrical expertise to a sophisticated commercial property environment where reliability, safety, and operational excellence matter every day. You'll serve as the go-to electrical subject matter expert, help shape long-term infrastructure improvements, and play a key role in maintaining the high standards expected of a Class A property.

Who is The Talbot Group?

The Talbot Group is a real estate organization with properties in Bellingham, Washington. This opportunity supports Talbot's commercial property operations, where maintaining safe, reliable, and efficient building systems is essential to delivering a high-quality experience for tenants and visitors.

About This Role

As the Certified Facilities Engineer (Electrician/Expert F-4), you'll be the technical expert responsible for the performance, reliability, and continuous improvement of electrical systems and supporting facility infrastructure.

Reporting to the Facilities Manager/Facilities Lead, you'll combine hands-on troubleshooting with technical leadership, supporting everything from preventive maintenance and emergency response to major equipment upgrades and capital improvement projects.

This is an ideal opportunity for a seasoned electrical professional who enjoys variety, takes pride in solving difficult problems, and wants to make a meaningful impact beyond day-to-day maintenance. You'll collaborate with fellow engineers, contractors, vendors, and property leadership while helping ensure the facility operates safely, efficiently, and at the highest standards.

Your Contribution Will Likely Include

• Serve as the electrical subject matter expert, overseeing the operation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of medium- and low-voltage electrical systems.

• Maintain and troubleshoot critical equipment, including switch gear, transformers, motor control centers, variable frequency drives, generators, automatic transfer switches, UPS systems, and electrical distribution panels.

• Diagnose complex electrical failures, perform root cause analysis, and implement lasting solutions that improve equipment reliability and reduce downtime.

• Support building infrastructure beyond electrical systems, including HVAC, building automation, fire alarms, life safety systems, plumbing, and mechanical equipment.

• Help develop and improve preventive and predictive maintenance programs, incorporating technologies such as infrared thermography and power quality analysis.

• Lead electrical safety initiatives, including Lockout/Tagout procedures, arc-flash safety practices, risk assessments, and compliance with NEC, OSHA, NFPA, and applicable building codes.

• Coordinate electrical shutdowns, equipment commissioning, emergency repairs, and infrastructure upgrades while minimizing disruption to property operations.

• Support capital improvement projects by evaluating equipment conditions, recommending lifecycle replacements, developing scopes of work, and preparing preliminary cost…