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Job Description
| TRAFFIC SIGNAL TECH II |
Job Code: 3458
Pay Grade: 111
FLSA Status: Non-Exempt
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| General Functions |
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Performs moderately complex repairs, maintenance, construction and inspection of traffic signal systems and equipment.
Work is performed under the general direction of the Signal Shop Supervision staff or higher-level technician. Performance is assessed through conferences, observations, and results achieved.
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| Representative Duties /Assignments |
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- Performs the installation of detection, communication and signal cable on overhead span or in underground conduit for traffic signal systems that include but are not limited to signal monitoring, wireless radio, fiber optic networking and alternative vehicle detection (video, microwave, inductive loop and radar).
- Performs the installation, identification ("locate"), preventative maintenance, diagnosis and repair of traffic signal equipment that may include cabinet assemblies, overhead signs, pedestrian signals, school crossing and warning beacons.
- Programs electronic signal control equipment either by keypad or laptop computer. Compiles and produces reports of the statistical data from the traffic signal controller, and performs conflict monitor testing.
- Operates hand and power tools, such as drill, chain hoist, loop sealant applicator, concrete pavement saw and voltmeter.
- Operates a lift or bucket truck, auger truck, cranes, forklift or trencher.
- Completes field reports and other service related paperwork that may include time and materials used, failure/repair data, and follow-up actions that may be required.
- Escorts and assists house or large structure movers along County roads.
- Works in the shop to assemble or repair signal heads and related hardware using related electronic and analyzer test equipment. Changes traffic signal bulbs and cleans lenses. Cleans, paints and refurbishes traffic signal components as well as maintain material inventory.
- Builds, modifies and tests cabinets for warning signals and other special signals as needed. Documents wiring (via schematics) for each project.
- Performs other related duties as required.
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| Minimum Qualifications |
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High school graduate or equivalent, documented completion of vocational training in construction, electricity or electronics and one year of experience in electronics and or traffic signal technology. An additional year of the specified experience can be substituted for the vocational training.
Must possess and maintain a valid Florida driver's license.
Must pass the Traffic Signal Technician II written test at 70% or greater and the Traffic Signal Technician II skills test at 70% or greater.
Must possess and maintain the International Municipal Signal Association (IMSA) Traffic Signal Level I and Level II certification.
Must possess and maintain certification by the International Municipal Signal Association (IMSA) for Work Zone Safety or State Maintenance of Traffic Training.
Must work over-time, be on standby or on-call as directed by Foreman and/or Management.
Duties require occasionally moving, lifting, pushing or pulling signal equipment up to 60 pounds.
Work is regularly performed outside, frequently in adverse weather conditions such as cold, heat, rain, and wind.
Work is performed adjacent to traffic and may be in an aerial lift or bucket truck at heights up to 40 feet.
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| Preferences |
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Ability to read and interpret schematics and/or blueprints.
Ability to troubleshoot electrical and electronic circuitry.
Basic computer skills to include utilizing word processing, spreadsheet and email software.
Knowledge of the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices, the Florida Department of Transportation standards and specifications relating to the traffic engineering field.
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7/12/2020
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