Incident Response: Highway Operations Supervisor (TIM/ICS)

State of Arizona Enterprise Technology (ASET); Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 64,000 - 78,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Sick leave

Vacation with paid holidays

Paid parental leave

Health insurance

Retirement plan

Life insurance

Long-term disability insurance

Job summary

The State of Arizona is seeking a Highway Operations Technician Supervisor for the Incident Response Unit. This role involves overseeing incident scenes, coordinating with emergency partners, and implementing traffic incident management principles to ensure safety and efficiency on federal and state highways.

In Phoenix, you will supervise a team, conduct initial assessments of roadway conditions, manage traffic control, and participate in after-hours responses for hazardous situations.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of incident management principles and safety.
• Skills in supervising incident scenes and coordinating with partners.
• Ability to establish command and manage traffic safely.

Responsibilities

• Respond to incidents affecting highways and assess roadway conditions.
• Supervise traffic control and remove road obstructions.
• Coordinate with various emergency partners.

Skills

Traffic Incident Management

Incident Command System

Emergency response coordination

Temporary Traffic Control

Communication skills

Hazardous material identification

Vehicle operation

Incident data analysis

Education

Three years experience as Highway Operations Technician IV

Tools

Communication devices

Traffic control devices

Job description

The State of Arizona is seeking a Highway Operations Technician Supervisor for the Incident Response Unit. This role involves overseeing incident scenes, coordinating with emergency partners, and implementing traffic incident management principles to ensure safety and efficiency on federal and state highways.

In Phoenix, you will supervise a team, conduct initial assessments of roadway conditions, manage traffic control, and participate in after-hours responses for hazardous situations.