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JOB DESCRIPTION
JOB TITLE: Traffic Engineer II
MAINTENANCE REVIEW DATE: August 2000
ORG/POS #: 2360/2275
JOB
OBJECTIVE: To plan and ensure implementation of a safe
and efficient traffic control system for the City of Little Rock.
ACCOUNTABILITY: Receives general direction from the Traffic Engineering
Manager.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS:
1. Plans
and designs all components of a traffic control system required to safely and
efficiently accommodate current and projected traffic patterns and volumes.
2. Analyzes
data related to traffic flow, number of accidents and proposed developments to
determine the most efficient methods to expedite traffic flow.
3. Reviews
and evaluates site plans of proposed subdivisions, construction projects and
other developments to determine the effect on the traffic system; notifies
developers of changes in plans required to comply with ordinances and master
plans.
4. Analyzes
the effects of proposed developments on the traffic system; provides
information on methods of correcting potential impacts on the traffic system.
5. Visits
areas of proposed developments, proposed changes in the traffic system or
unusual traffic control problems as required to become familiar with the
characteristics of the affected area and to determine the most efficient method
of traffic control.
6. Designs
components of the traffic system including configuration of new and existing
intersections, type of control devices, and timing and placement of control
devices.
7. Prepares
work orders for repair, maintenance and changes in the traffic system which
require no budget adjustment.
8. Recommends
measures for correcting problems or improving the efficiency of the traffic
system which require budget consideration.
9. Reviews
and approves traffic control/barricade plans for all work done in the public
right-of-way; establishes procedures, schedules and corrective actions for
street closure, and for repair or construction projects.
10. Receives,
investigates, and responds to citizens' questions and complaints regarding the
traffic control system; provides information to citizens, engineers,
developers, and civic organizations regarding traffic control ordinances and
plans.
JOB TITLE: Traffic Engineer II
JOB
DESCRIPTION - CONTINUED
11. Assigns
and reviews the work activities of assigned personnel.
12. Prepares
various reports and recommendations regarding the traffic system as directed by
the Traffic Engineering Manager.
13. Maintains
or ensures the maintenance of Traffic Engineering Operations files.
14. Develops
plans and long-range strategies for providing adequate Downtown parking;
implements parking strategies by establishing meter zones and time limits for
parking.
15. Operates
a City pool automobile in the performance of essential job functions.
SECONDARY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. Performs
other related duties as required.
SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES:
Provides general
supervision to the Traffic Engineer I, Traffic Engineer Trainee, and
Traffic Operations Supervisor.
JOB SPECIFICATION
TRAFFIC ENGINEER II
GENERAL
STATEMENT OF DUTIES: Performs work of considerable
difficulty in planning and ensuring implementation of a safe and efficient
traffic control system for the City of Little Rock.
MAINTENANCE
REVIEW DATE: September 2000
EXAMPLES
OF WORK: (Illustrative)
Plans and
designs all components of a traffic control system required to safely and
efficiently accommodate current and projected traffic patterns and volumes.
Analyzes data
related to traffic flow, incidence of accidents and proposed developments to
determine the most efficient methods to expedite traffic flow.
Reviews and
evaluates site plans of proposed subdivisions, construction projects and other
developments to determine the effect on the traffic system; notifies developers
of changes in plans required to comply with ordinances and master plans.
Analyzes the
effects of proposed developments on the traffic system; provides information on
methods of correcting potential impacts on the traffic system.
Visits areas
of proposed developments, proposed changes in the traffic system or unusual
traffic control problems as required to become familiar with the
characteristics of the affected area and to determine the most efficient method
of traffic control.
Designs components
of the traffic system including configuration of new and existing
intersections, type of control devices, and timing and placement of control
devices.
Prepares work
orders for repair, maintenance and changes in the traffic system which require
no budget adjustment.
Recommends
measures for correcting problems or improving the efficiency of the traffic
system which require budget consideration.
Reviews and
approves traffic control/barricade plans for all work done in the public
right-of-way; establishes procedures, schedules and corrective actions for
street closure, and for repair or construction projects.
Receives,
investigates, and responds to citizens' questions and complaints regarding the
traffic control system; provides information to citizens, engineers,
developers, and civic organizations regarding traffic control ordinances and
plans.
Assigns and
reviews the work activities of assigned personnel.
Prepares
various reports and recommendations regarding the traffic system as directed by
the Traffic Engineering Manager.
Maintains or
ensures the maintenance of Traffic Engineering Operations files.
JOB TITLE: Traffic Engineer II
JOB
SPECIFICATION - CONTINUED
Develops
plans and long-range strategies for providing adequate Downtown parking;
implements parking strategies by establishing meter zones and time limits for
parking.
Operates a
City pool automobile in the performance of essential job functions.
REQUIRED
KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND ABILITIES:
Considerable
knowledge
of the principles and practices of traffic engineering.
Considerable
knowledge
of the federal and state regulations governing traffic engineering.
Considerable
knowledge
of engineering mathematics.
Considerable
knowledge
of the operating and maintenance requirements for electronics and/or fixed
traffic control devices.
Considerable
knowledge
of the Uniform Standards for Traffic Control Devices.
Considerable
knowledge
of data collection methods.
Good
knowledge
of descriptive statistics.
Skill in the operation of a microcomputer,
utilizing spreadsheet and traffic system software.
Skill in the operation of traffic
volume and turning movement counter devices.
Skill in the operation of an
automatic transmission automobile.
Ability to analyze current and
projected traffic flow data and develop recommendations for expediting traffic
flow.
Ability to prepare detailed
narrative and statistical reports.
Ability to read and interpret
regulations and ordinances related to traffic control.
Ability to read and interpret
engineering drawings, site plans, blueprints, and schematics.
Ability to maintain detailed files
and records.
Ability to direct the work
activities of assigned personnel.
Ability to communicate effectively,
both orally and in writing.
JOB TITLE: Traffic Engineer II
JOB
SPECIFICATION - CONTINUED
ACCEPTABLE
EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING:
Completion of
a Bachelor's degree in Traffic Engineering, Civil Engineering, or a
related area; at least four (4) years of experience at the level of
Traffic Engineer I or a related area; at least two (2) years of supervisory
experience; OR any equivalent
combination of experience and training which provides the required knowledge,
skills, and abilities.
ADDITIONAL
REQUIREMENT:
Must possess
registration as a Professional Engineer (PE) before employment; must possess
registration in the State of Arkansas as a Professional Engineer (PE) within
one (1) year of employment; must maintain registration for the duration of
employment in this position.
Must possess
a valid Arkansas Class D (Non-Commercial Vehicle) Driver’s License before
employment and maintain licensure for the duration of employment in this
position.
JOB TITLE: Traffic Engineer II
JOB
SPECIFICATION - CONTINUED
PHYSICAL
REQUIREMENTS: The physical demands marked below are
representative of those that will be required to successfully perform the
essential functions of this job.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with
disabilities to perform the essential functions.
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climbing and working from ladder) |
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Physical Coordination
(sequential or simultaneous use of hands, arms, feet, and legs) |
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to judge distance spatial relationships) |
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WORK ENVIRONMENT:
The environmental conditions
marked below are common to this job:
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Mechanical Parts |
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Extreme Heat (non-weather
over 90º F.) |
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Low Noise (e.g., business
office) |
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Moderate Noise (e.g.,
light motorized equipment such as lawn mowers) |
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Loud Noise (e.g.,
jackhammer, heavy motorized equipment) |
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