Engineering Technician I/II

County of Tulare; Visalia (CA); On-site; USD 10,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking motivated individuals to join their Resource Management Agency. This role offers the opportunity to engage in spatial analysis, manage data, and create automated workflows that support public works and land surveying. With positions available at different levels based on experience, candidates will be involved in preparing contract specifications, conducting inspections, and collaborating with diverse populations. This is a fantastic opportunity for those passionate about engineering and eager to contribute to community projects while developing their skills in a supportive environment.

Qualifications

• High school diploma with relevant coursework and civil engineering experience.
• Two years of responsible engineering experience for Level II.

Responsibilities

• Conduct spatial analysis and manage geospatial datasets.
• Prepare contract specifications and inspect construction projects.

Skills

GIS Systems

Survey Principles

Engineering Terminology

Drafting and Design

Technical Document Interpretation

Engineering Calculations

Communication Skills

Education

High School Diploma

60 Semester Units in Engineering or Related Fields

Tools

ArcGIS

Technical Equipment

Job description

This recruitment will establish an employment list to fill current and future vacancies within the Resource Management Agency. The employment list is expected to last six months. Interested applicants should submit an online application for consideration. Positions may be filled at Level I or II depending on experience.

Current vacancy is with the Resource Management Agency located in Visalia.

Schedules are based on departmental needs and may include: 4/10's, 4/9's & 1/4 (four hours), or 5/8's.

SALARY INFORMATION BY LEVEL:

• Level I: $4,473 - $5,408 Monthly
• Level II: $4,998 - $6,091 Monthly

Responsibilities:

Conduct spatial analysis, manage data, and create automated workflows; create maps and presentation documents; geocode for public works, land survey, aviation, public transit, flood control, assessment districts, pavement management systems, and other thematic mapping and geospatial datasets; perform field review and design traffic control devices; prepare contract specifications for construction procedures, materials, and sites; observe, inspect, accept, or reject construction projects.

Level II additional duties: Conduct basic roadway drainage studies; research and prepare legal descriptions; estimate quantities and costs for budgeting and payments; update county maps; coordinate with survey crews and engineers; work with private surveyors; attend training; train and supervise new employees; maintain filing systems; communicate with the public, agencies, and contractors; operate specialized technical equipment.

Minimum Qualifications:

Guided by education, training, experience, skills, and licenses, the minimum qualifications are as follows:

Education/Experience:

Level I: High school diploma with courses in algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and drafting, plus two years of civil engineering experience comparable to an Engineering Aid; or two years (60 semester units) of college in engineering, mathematics, sciences, or related fields, substitutable on a year-for-year basis.

Level II: High school diploma with similar coursework, plus two years of responsible engineering experience comparable to an Engineering Technician I, or four years of progressively responsible sub-professional engineering work.

Knowledge of:

Survey principles, engineering terminology, GIS systems like ArcGIS, construction materials and testing, traffic survey techniques, drafting and design, office procedures, measuring and surveying equipment.

Skill/Ability to:

Work effectively with diverse populations; operate office and technical equipment; utilize GIS and other software; interpret technical documents; perform engineering calculations; demonstrate patience and courtesy. Level II: Prepare engineering descriptions, conduct inspections, produce drawings, and supervise.

License or Certificate:

Valid California driver's license or ability to obtain one.