Senior Engineering Technician: Field Inspector & Project Support

NYS Department of Transportation; New York (NY); On-site; USD 52,000 - 72,000; Full time

Job summary

NYS Department of Transportation is seeking personnel to support regional construction activities, including inspection of road, bridge, and appurtenance projects. Staff may operate in various groups and may work independently under supervision of an Engineering Assistant or a Professional Engineer 1.

The role supports regional emergency responses via the Incident Command System when needed. Applicants must meet NY HELPS qualifications; promotion paths and civil service rules apply.

Qualifications

• Promotional: One year of permanent competitive or 55-b/55-c service in related roles.
• Open Competitive: four years of engineering/engineering tech experience plus high school graduation; or two years with an associate's degree; or a bachelor's degree in related fields.
• Candidates may also qualify via Civil Service eligible lists or reassignment/transfer as allowed by Civil Service Law.

Responsibilities

• Serve as staff in Regional Construction Group or as a construction inspector on road, bridge, and appurtenance projects.
• Follow orders and directives from higher level engineers; work independently under supervision of an EA or PE1.
• Staff in Regional Office positions in Contracts, Consultant, Construction Safety, Materials, or Compliance Groups; may support Incident Command System in emergencies.

Skills

Engineering experience

Civil service eligibility

Education

High school diploma or equivalent

Associate's degree in engineering technology or related field

Bachelor's degree in engineering or engineering technology

Job description

NYS Department of Transportation is seeking personnel to support regional construction activities, including inspection of road, bridge, and appurtenance projects. Staff may operate in various groups and may work independently under supervision of an Engineering Assistant or a Professional Engineer 1.

The role supports regional emergency responses via the Incident Command System when needed. Applicants must meet NY HELPS qualifications; promotion paths and civil service rules apply.