CITY OF NORTH LAS VEGAS
North Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
JOB SUMMARY: Performs advanced technical installation, construction, testing, maintenance, and repair duties on traffic signal control devices and systems. Supervises subordinate crew members. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: (Duties may include, but are not limited to, the following) Performs journey-level technical repair, construction and/or maintenance duties on traffic signal control devices, street lighting systems, parks electrical and auxiliary equipment. Performs after hour response to emergencies related to job specification, on a rotating basis. Reviews and prioritizes work orders, coordinates with outside agencies and assigns available resources to complete work assignments of varying nature and difficulty in the technical advancement, inspection, testing, maintenance, and repair of traffic signal control devices and systems. Serve as safety coordinator. Serves as an experienced resource to others in troubleshooting, diagnosing, construction, and design, in order to maintain efficient, effective, and safe traffic flow, direction, and control. Diagnoses malfunctions, installs, maintains, constructs, and repairs traffic signal control devices, street lighting and parks electrical systems. Conducts both field and shop testing on complex solid state integrated circuits. Devises modifications and designs changes of controls and equipment as needed in order to integrate into existing systems. Designs, constructs, and implements technical improvements, maintains and repairs fiber optic systems, video surveillance, security systems, public address and 900 MHz point to point systems. Installs and reconstructs field wiring for street lights, traffic signals, school flashers, fiber optic systems, lighted signs and parks electrical devices. Programs and calibrates traffic controllers and school zone warning systems. Performs special events duties, such as holiday banners, Christmas lights, DUI checkpoints etc. Documents work results and maintains required files. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED: Education and Experience: High school diploma or equivalent and supplemental course work in electrical/electronics preferred. Five or more years of progressively responsible related experience in electrical/electronics, to include one year journey-level experience and two years traffic signal experience. Supplemental course work in electrical/electronics preferred. Licenses and Certifications: Must possess a valid Nevada state driver's license and maintain satisfactory motor vehicle record and the ability to obtain appropriate Nevada state Commercial Driver=s License (Class B) w/ Air Brake endorsement; Automatic Transmission restriction permissible within twelve months. CPR and First Aid Certification within one year. IMSA Work Zone Safety at time of hire. IMSA Level I Traffic Signal Technician at time of hire. IMSA Level II Traffic Signal Technician within one year. IMSA Roadway Lighting within one year. Journey-Level Electrician=s Certificate within one year. Fiber optic certification for installation, termination and design as needed upon availability. Skills: Adjusting and calibrating electronic equipment and ability to read and understand blueprints and schematics. Design, construction and installation of control and monitoring systems. Use and maintenance of tools and testing equipment. Observes electrical safe practices. Additional Information People Group: Teamster Non Supervisor Compensation Grade: TNE-20 Minimum Salary: 27.72 Maximum Salary: 46.74 Pay Basis: HOURLY
JOB SUMMARY: Performs advanced technical installation, construction, testing, maintenance, and repair duties on traffic signal control devices and systems. Supervises subordinate crew members. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS: (Duties may include, but are not limited to, the following) Performs journey-level technical repair, construction and/or maintenance duties on traffic signal control devices, street lighting systems, parks electrical and auxiliary equipment. Performs after hour response to emergencies related to job specification, on a rotating basis. Reviews and prioritizes work orders, coordinates with outside agencies and assigns available resources to complete work assignments of varying nature and difficulty in the technical advancement, inspection, testing, maintenance, and repair of traffic signal control devices and systems. Serve as safety coordinator. Serves as an experienced resource to others in troubleshooting, diagnosing, construction, and design, in order to maintain efficient, effective, and safe traffic flow, direction, and control. Diagnoses malfunctions, installs, maintains, constructs, and repairs traffic signal control devices, street lighting and parks electrical systems. Conducts both field and shop testing on complex solid state integrated circuits. Devises modifications and designs changes of controls and equipment as needed in order to integrate into existing systems. Designs, constructs, and implements technical improvements, maintains and repairs fiber optic systems, video surveillance, security systems, public address and 900 MHz point to point systems. Installs and reconstructs field wiring for street lights, traffic signals, school flashers, fiber optic systems, lighted signs and parks electrical devices. Programs and calibrates traffic controllers and school zone warning systems. Performs special events duties, such as holiday banners, Christmas lights, DUI checkpoints etc. Documents work results and maintains required files. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS REQUIRED: Education and Experience: High school diploma or equivalent and supplemental course work in electrical/electronics preferred. Five or more years of progressively responsible related experience in electrical/electronics, to include one year journey-level experience and two years traffic signal experience. Supplemental course work in electrical/electronics preferred. Licenses and Certifications: Must possess a valid Nevada state driver's license and maintain satisfactory motor vehicle record and the ability to obtain appropriate Nevada state Commercial Driver=s License (Class B) w/ Air Brake endorsement; Automatic Transmission restriction permissible within twelve months. CPR and First Aid Certification within one year. IMSA Work Zone Safety at time of hire. IMSA Level I Traffic Signal Technician at time of hire. IMSA Level II Traffic Signal Technician within one year. IMSA Roadway Lighting within one year. Journey-Level Electrician=s Certificate within one year. Fiber optic certification for installation, termination and design as needed upon availability. Skills: Adjusting and calibrating electronic equipment and ability to read and understand blueprints and schematics. Design, construction and installation of control and monitoring systems. Use and maintenance of tools and testing equipment. Observes electrical safe practices. Additional Information People Group: Teamster Non Supervisor Compensation Grade: TNE-20 Minimum Salary: 27.72 Maximum Salary: 46.74 Pay Basis: HOURLY
City of Tacoma, WA
Tacoma, WA, United States
Position Description ARE YOU A WOMAN INTERESTED IN A TRADE AT THE CITY OF TACOMA? JOIN US IN A NON-FORMAL, SETTING TO: Hear from female leaders within the City of Tacoma Discuss a career within a trade Learn about career advancement Hear first-hand accounts of what it's like to be a female journey-level employee Understand our hiring process, salaries and benefits Ask questions you might otherwise be hesitant to ask What are trade opportunities at the City of Tacoma? Line Electrician Wire Electrician Water Utility Worker Railway Track Worker Railway Conductor Meter Relay Technician Fleet Mechanic Heavy Equipment, Mechanic Building Inspectors Construction Inspectors Engineering Technicians Permit Technicians Wastewater Treatment Plant Operators (OIT) Wastewater Treatment Plant Assistants Solid Waste Collector Drivers, Equipment Operators Biosolids Distribution Officers Sewer Workers Source Control Representatives Solid Waste Workers Heavy Equipment Operators Street Maintenance Workers Grounds Maintenance Workers Road Use Compliance Officers Signal and Lighting Electrician, Apprentices Vehicle Equipment Shop Attendants Facilities Maintenance Mechanic Carpenters Parking Enforcement Officers If you are interested in attending this event please click the Apply button in the top right corner. Then complete the form to register and reserve your spot. This is an open house forum where you will have the opportunity to discuss a potential career path of Trades! Here at the City of Tacoma we have many amazing opportunities within Power, Water, Rail, Environmental Services, Planning Development Services & Public Works! This will be a chance to discuss the recruitment process, get interview advice, and talk to women currently in these roles. This event will be taking place on March 3, 2021 from 3:30-7:00PM in a virtual format. Upon registering you will receive an email with a link to attend this event. Below is our agenda of the event. 3:30-3:45PM Welcome to Women in Trades 2021 3:45-4:45PM Overview of Trade Offerings at City of Tacoma 4:45-5:15PM Interview Preparation 5:15-6:00PM Q&A Panel 6:00-7:00PM Networking Hour REASONS TO PURSUE A CAREER IN THE TRADES: Interesting : Trades provide the option to work with your hands in a fast-paced environment in a job that can vary daily and add a challenging element. Less Time in School : The path to working in the trades can be a shorter that other career paths but with salaries comparable to jobs that require a four-year degree. This can mean less time in school (or none) and less student loan debt. Advancement Opportunity : There are opportunities in the trade industry for upward mobility. While some jobs have less room for advancement than others, there are often many opportunities for senior positions, cross training, management, and supervisory positions in many skilled trade occupations. Selection Process & Supplemental Information Tacoma Power is an almost 100% hydroelectric, municipally-owned public power utility, located in Tacoma. We serve approximately 170,000 customers as one of the three operating divisions of Tacoma Public Utilities, alongside Tacoma Water and Tacoma Rail. As one of the most livable, walkable cities in the country, you'll find that Tacoma is a great fit for all interests with places to bike, run, hike, and explore, the perks of a big city, and the charm of a small town. Tacoma Water has a proud tradition of operating and maintaining one of the country's oldest municipally owned water systems. We own and operate over $1 billion of assets that provide high-quality water to more than 320,000 direct service customers throughout Pierce and King counties. Our mission is to provide clean, reliable water now and in the future. Tacoma Rail has provided rail transportation as a public entity since 1914. With 16 locomotives, more than 100 employees and about 140 miles of track, Tacoma Rail provides key freight connections for customers in the greater Tacoma Washington area, handling in excess of 100,000 freight shipments per year . Environmental Services protects and restores natural resources, keeping our city clean, safe and livable through garbage and recycling pickup, wastewater treatment, household hazardous waste disposal, protection from stormwater pollution and much more. We believe everything we do supports healthy neighborhoods and a thriving Puget Sound, leaving a better Tacoma for all. Planning and Development Services representatives include experts in building code, land use and zoning, traffic, environmental services, private development, and right-of-way. Their mission is to partner with the community to build a livable, sustainable and safe City by providing strategic, timely, predictable, cost effective planning and development services with a culture focused on community engagement, customer service, creativity, accountability and continuous improvement. The Public Works Department and its employees tend to the infrastructure needs and the improvement of the City and its surroundings. They focus is on the safety, cleanliness and smooth function of our streets, buildings and additional facilities. Employee jobs cover a multitude of tasks that keep the city clean, safe and livable such as street maintenance, bridge construction, and maintenance of signs, signals and traffic lights, sidewalk construction and repair and so much more. Closing Date/Time: 3/3/2021 12:00 PM Pacific
Position Description ARE YOU A WOMAN INTERESTED IN A TRADE AT THE CITY OF TACOMA? JOIN US IN A NON-FORMAL, SETTING TO: Hear from female leaders within the City of Tacoma Discuss a career within a trade Learn about career advancement Hear first-hand accounts of what it's like to be a female journey-level employee Understand our hiring process, salaries and benefits Ask questions you might otherwise be hesitant to ask What are trade opportunities at the City of Tacoma? Line Electrician Wire Electrician Water Utility Worker Railway Track Worker Railway Conductor Meter Relay Technician Fleet Mechanic Heavy Equipment, Mechanic Building Inspectors Construction Inspectors Engineering Technicians Permit Technicians Wastewater Treatment Plant Operators (OIT) Wastewater Treatment Plant Assistants Solid Waste Collector Drivers, Equipment Operators Biosolids Distribution Officers Sewer Workers Source Control Representatives Solid Waste Workers Heavy Equipment Operators Street Maintenance Workers Grounds Maintenance Workers Road Use Compliance Officers Signal and Lighting Electrician, Apprentices Vehicle Equipment Shop Attendants Facilities Maintenance Mechanic Carpenters Parking Enforcement Officers If you are interested in attending this event please click the Apply button in the top right corner. Then complete the form to register and reserve your spot. This is an open house forum where you will have the opportunity to discuss a potential career path of Trades! Here at the City of Tacoma we have many amazing opportunities within Power, Water, Rail, Environmental Services, Planning Development Services & Public Works! This will be a chance to discuss the recruitment process, get interview advice, and talk to women currently in these roles. This event will be taking place on March 3, 2021 from 3:30-7:00PM in a virtual format. Upon registering you will receive an email with a link to attend this event. Below is our agenda of the event. 3:30-3:45PM Welcome to Women in Trades 2021 3:45-4:45PM Overview of Trade Offerings at City of Tacoma 4:45-5:15PM Interview Preparation 5:15-6:00PM Q&A Panel 6:00-7:00PM Networking Hour REASONS TO PURSUE A CAREER IN THE TRADES: Interesting : Trades provide the option to work with your hands in a fast-paced environment in a job that can vary daily and add a challenging element. Less Time in School : The path to working in the trades can be a shorter that other career paths but with salaries comparable to jobs that require a four-year degree. This can mean less time in school (or none) and less student loan debt. Advancement Opportunity : There are opportunities in the trade industry for upward mobility. While some jobs have less room for advancement than others, there are often many opportunities for senior positions, cross training, management, and supervisory positions in many skilled trade occupations. Selection Process & Supplemental Information Tacoma Power is an almost 100% hydroelectric, municipally-owned public power utility, located in Tacoma. We serve approximately 170,000 customers as one of the three operating divisions of Tacoma Public Utilities, alongside Tacoma Water and Tacoma Rail. As one of the most livable, walkable cities in the country, you'll find that Tacoma is a great fit for all interests with places to bike, run, hike, and explore, the perks of a big city, and the charm of a small town. Tacoma Water has a proud tradition of operating and maintaining one of the country's oldest municipally owned water systems. We own and operate over $1 billion of assets that provide high-quality water to more than 320,000 direct service customers throughout Pierce and King counties. Our mission is to provide clean, reliable water now and in the future. Tacoma Rail has provided rail transportation as a public entity since 1914. With 16 locomotives, more than 100 employees and about 140 miles of track, Tacoma Rail provides key freight connections for customers in the greater Tacoma Washington area, handling in excess of 100,000 freight shipments per year . Environmental Services protects and restores natural resources, keeping our city clean, safe and livable through garbage and recycling pickup, wastewater treatment, household hazardous waste disposal, protection from stormwater pollution and much more. We believe everything we do supports healthy neighborhoods and a thriving Puget Sound, leaving a better Tacoma for all. Planning and Development Services representatives include experts in building code, land use and zoning, traffic, environmental services, private development, and right-of-way. Their mission is to partner with the community to build a livable, sustainable and safe City by providing strategic, timely, predictable, cost effective planning and development services with a culture focused on community engagement, customer service, creativity, accountability and continuous improvement. The Public Works Department and its employees tend to the infrastructure needs and the improvement of the City and its surroundings. They focus is on the safety, cleanliness and smooth function of our streets, buildings and additional facilities. Employee jobs cover a multitude of tasks that keep the city clean, safe and livable such as street maintenance, bridge construction, and maintenance of signs, signals and traffic lights, sidewalk construction and repair and so much more. Closing Date/Time: 3/3/2021 12:00 PM Pacific
