ITS & Traffic Operations Manager

City of Missouri City, TX; Missouri City (TX); On-site; USD 90,000 - 135,000; Full time

Job summary

The City of Missouri City, TX is seeking an ITS Manager within the Public Works Department to install, repair, monitor, maintain, operate, and report on the City’s Intelligent Transportation System (ITS), and to oversee the ITS Division’s overall operations.

The role requires an associate degree or higher in Traffic Management, Engineering, Logistics or Physical Distribution, at least six years of relevant experience, and IMSA Level II certification; a Class B CDL is preferred.

Qualifications

• Degree in Traffic Management, Engineering, Logistics or Physical Distribution.
• Six years of relevant professional experience.
• IMSA Level II certification required.
• Valid Class B CDL, preferred.

Responsibilities

• Assist in development and implementation of divisional goals and objectives.
• Conduct employee performance reviews and address personnel concerns.
• Lead work plans, assign activities, monitor workflow and evaluate work products.
• Perform budget development, management and contract administration.
• Supervise contractors, track timesheets, and ensure safety compliance.
• Provide admin support: scheduling, timesheets, leave requests and budget tasks.
• Oversee Traffic Management Center operations and signal timing improvements.
• Review changes to traffic operations and recommend improvements.
• Assist with project management and capital improvement programs including ITS.
• Coordinate with other departments and public officials; respond to inquiries.
• Ensure internal controls and risk management for asset reimbursement.

Education

Assoc degree or higher in Traffic Management/Engineering/Logistics/Physical Distribution

Tools

IMSA Level II Certification

Job description

The City of Missouri City, TX is seeking an ITS Manager within the Public Works Department to install, repair, monitor, maintain, operate, and report on the City’s Intelligent Transportation System (ITS), and to oversee the ITS Division’s overall operations.

The role requires an associate degree or higher in Traffic Management, Engineering, Logistics or Physical Distribution, at least six years of relevant experience, and IMSA Level II certification; a Class B CDL is preferred.