D6 Traffic Operations/ Traffic Signals (TRT052) Traffic Signal Tech 2/Transportation Tech 3 (PG:I)

D6 Traffic Operations/ Traffic Signals (TRT052) Traffic Signal Tech 2/Transportation Tech 3 (PG:I) Job Summary Provide advanced-level technical support in one or more of the following areas: Maintenance, construction, Intermodal, Planning, Utilities, Surveying, Environmental, or Traffic. Responsibilities Under limited supervision, at a full working level, installs, maintains, and/or repairs traffic control devices and related equipment. Operates and performs preventative maintenance on several types of equipment used in traffic signal installation or maintenance which may include derrick trucks, aerial basket trucks, concrete saws, and trenchers. Uploads and downloads signal controllers without supervision. Oversees and inspects work done by signal contractors, such as loop contracts, cabinet maintenance, signal installations, etc., and assures timely payment to contractors. Trains lower level technicians to ensure compliance with department policy and guidelines. Acts as liaison with utility companies, contractors, and local governments. Serves as an on-call technician in a regular rotating schedule for reports of signal malfunction after normal business hours. Maximum Weight Limitations: The selected candidate will be lifted up into the basket of an aerial bucket truck. The rated load capacity for the aerial device (basket) is 310 pounds and must be lifted to heights up to 55 ft. This capacity includes the weight of the individual plus any tools or equipment. Qualifications State entry qualification: high school diploma or GED and one year of experience at a position equivalent. Agency specific qualification: possession of a valid Commercial Driver's License. Two or more years of experience with standard traffic control procedures/guidelines related to traffic control, signal installation, and/or repair as set forth in the MUTCD. Basic knowledge of standard electrical codes as set forth in the National Electrical Safety Code (NESC) and/or National Electrical Code (NEC). Experience operating/maintaining installation vehicles and equipment. Physical strength and agility necessary to lift heavy equipment/materials such as spools of cable, conduits, etc., and work at heights up to 55 feet. Basic mathematical calculations related to traffic control device operation. Experience locating and recognizing pertinent information on highway/roadway plans, maps, and electrical diagrams/schematics. Experience reading and comprehending technical manuals and instructions related to the job. Experience completing job-related forms and reports. Ability to reason and make sound decisions based on narrowly defined criteria or guidelines, and to communicate with supervisors, co-workers, and/or local government staff in a cooperative and professional manner. Ability to work effectively with others to resolve differences. Ability to manage own time effectively. Working knowledge of signal timing procedures. Ability to develop possible solutions to moderately complex problems and recall instructional and procedural information with minimal reference material; adapt quickly to change. Ability to provide effective on-the-job instruction/guidance to less experienced co-workers and to gather and organize information effectively. Ability to manage resources based on the needs/objectives of the job assignment. Stamina necessary to work in inclement weather conditions. High level of commitment toward work and a high standard of ethical conduct. Commitment to providing quality customer service.

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