Oversees and leads the operations and activities associated with installation, maintenance, repair and modification of traffic signal or radio equipment.
Under limited supervision, oversees teams in the installation, repair and maintenance of traffic signal or radio equipment.
Oversees teams of technicians in the repair and maintenance of a variety of traffic signal or radio equipment such as signal control equipment, traffic detection equipment, signal communication equipment, base and mobile radio units, towers and other electrical systems. Trains and advises technicians to conduct standard and preventative maintenance on traffic signal or radio components and systems. Oversees modification of equipment using manufacturers’ updates or according to an engineered plan. Trains technicians in the troubleshooting and repair of traffic signal or radio equipment. Oversees traffic signal construction inspection. Provides detailed recommendations concerning system design, integration, operation, tower construction and maintenance. Schedules work to be completed and determines work priorities. Manages inventory and supplies. Trains technicians in traffic control setup and the use of a bucket truck to perform work on aerial equipment. Trains technicians in the programming of traffic signal or radio control equipment. Makes recommendations for unit budget and monitors expenditures. Manages work orders from service contracts. Prepares project cost projections for labor, materials and equipment needs. Acquires and maintains FCC licenses and registration for all agency RF communications. Responds to emergency situations involving traffic signal operations and emergency power equipment during inclement weather and natural disasters.
Knowledge of principles and practices applied in the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, repair and modification of traffic signal or radio and tower equipment. Skill in the use of tools, materials and equipment associated with radio or traffic signal equipment. Ability to read and interpret designs, schematics, specifications and maintenance manuals. Ability to supervise technicians and effectively communicate. Ability to manage expenses and inventory. Ability to follow on-the-job safety guidelines and accident prevention practices.
Positions require a valid motor vehicle operator’s license upon entry to the position and attainment of a Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) within six (6) months of placement in the position. International Municipal Signal Association (IMSA) Level II Certification.
A high school diploma and related work experience. Relevant experience may substitute for the educational requirement on a year-for-year basis.