Traffic Systems Field Technician

Course Advisor; United States; On-site; USD 29,750 - 79,070; Full time

Job summary

Course Advisor is looking for a Traffic Technician to conduct thorough field studies on traffic conditions. The role involves laying out pavement markings, placing automatic counters, computing signal timings, and preparing visual aids for findings. Essential skills include active listening, critical thinking, and proficiency in tools like AutoCAD and MATLAB. This position pays between $29,750 and $79,070 annually, depending on location, with higher salaries reported in Oregon, Nevada, and New York.

Qualifications

• Strong analytical skills and ability to conduct field studies.
• Proficient in using various software tools and technologies.
• Solid communication skills for effective collaboration.

Responsibilities

• Lay out pavement markings for striping crews.
• Place and secure automatic counters using power tools.
• Compute time settings for traffic signals.
• Prepare graphs and diagrams to illustrate findings.
• Establish procedures for street closures.
• Prepare work orders for traffic system changes.

Skills

Active Listening

Critical Thinking

Reading Comprehension

Speaking

Complex Problem Solving

Judgment and Decision Making

Tools

Microsoft Excel

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Office

Microsoft PowerPoint

Microsoft Outlook

Python

Autodesk AutoCAD

The MathWorks MATLAB

Oracle software

Salesforce software

Tableau

Bentley Microstation

ESRI ArcView

Structure query language SQL

Computer aided design and drafting software CADD

Job description

Course Advisor is looking for a Traffic Technician to conduct thorough field studies on traffic conditions. The role involves laying out pavement markings, placing automatic counters, computing signal timings, and preparing visual aids for findings. Essential skills include active listening, critical thinking, and proficiency in tools like AutoCAD and MATLAB. This position pays between $29,750 and $79,070 annually, depending on location, with higher salaries reported in Oregon, Nevada, and New York.