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Pima County

Southern Arizona county government

Planning and Engineering Assistant 2 - Transportation

Full-Time
$65.5k - $91.6k/yr
Junior
Bachelor's
Tucson, AZ, USA
In Person
Architecture & Civil EngineeringTransportation Engineering

About the job

Requirements
  • A bachelor's degree from an accredited college or university with a major in engineering or a closely related field, as determined by the department head, and two years of pre-registration engineering experience; relevant experience and/or education from an accredited college or university may be substituted.
  • A valid driver's license is required at application, and a valid Arizona driver's license is required at appointment.
  • The successful applicant must pass a 39-month Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle Record review and Fleet Services approval to operate county vehicles.
  • The successful candidate must pass pre-employment background screening, including verification of work history, education, and criminal conviction history.
  • The successful candidate must complete a post-offer physical and/or drug screen and provide proof of required immunizations and/or tuberculosis screening.
  • Preferred experience includes knowledge of transportation engineering principles and practices, including traffic analysis, geometric design, and transportation planning.
  • Preferred experience includes analytical and problem-solving methods for evaluating transportation plans, identifying traffic impacts, and proposing effective solutions.
  • Preferred experience includes knowledge of engineering standards such as AASHTO, MUTCD, FHWA documents, and/or NACTO.
  • Preferred experience includes written and verbal communication of technical information to clients, team members, and stakeholders.
  • Preferred experience includes relevant engineering applications such as AutoCAD, MicroStation, and/or traffic simulation or analysis software.
Responsibilities
  • Develop plans and studies for roadway intersections and segments.
  • Assist in providing solutions to safety and transportation mobility challenges.
  • Review plans and specifications for Capital Improvement Projects and private development transportation projects.
  • Review and evaluate professional engineering reports and documents for compliance with local and national requirements, and evaluate traffic impacts to the County transportation network.
  • Provide assistance and guidance to internal and external stakeholders regarding local requirements, including on-site field work when needed.
  • Review capital improvement plans under the guidance of a Senior Traffic Engineer.
  • Develop studies such as signal and traffic control reviews, evaluate transportation impact studies, assist the County's Neighborhood Traffic Management Program, and develop plans for minor roadway modifications such as striping and signing.
  • Lead the work of engineering assistants and technicians engaged in preparing and reviewing reports and designs.
  • Review and resolve engineering problems involving standards and designs for maintaining and constructing public works and sanitary sewer facilities.
  • Complete or review drawings, plans, estimates, and preliminary reports for construction and improvement projects.
  • Participate in preparing and reviewing specifications and cost estimates.
  • Prepare technical reports in connection with engineering projects.
  • Analyze alternatives to determine desirable project routes, locations, and design features.
  • Perform assigned engineering analysis tasks for sanitary sewer design and quantity estimating.
  • Assist in preparing contracts, including special and supplemental specifications.
  • Conduct or review testing results and analyze appropriate testing procedures for sanitary sewer improvements and excavation in rights-of-way.
  • Research construction materials testing procedures and analyze specialty materials and products.
  • Develop or revise standard details for sanitary sewer construction.
  • Perform utility coordination tasks as assigned.
  • Conduct intake and issuance of RWRD Construction Permits.
  • Apply engineering principles to public works projects and systems; use computer-aided design and geographical information systems; interpret and use engineering plans, maps, and specifications; prepare reports; and apply engineering theory to resolve problems.
  • Depending on assignment, supervise, train, and evaluate staff, determine work assignments and priorities, and participate in personnel selection.
Desired Qualifications
  • Experience with or knowledge of transportation engineering principles and practices, including traffic analysis, geometric design, and transportation planning.
  • Experience with analytical and problem-solving methods for evaluating transportation plans, identifying traffic impacts, and proposing effective solutions.
  • Experience with or knowledge of engineering standards such as AASHTO, MUTCD, FHWA documents, and/or NACTO.
  • Experience communicating technical information in writing and verbally to clients, team members, and stakeholders.
  • Experience with relevant engineering applications such as AutoCAD, MicroStation, and/or traffic simulation or analysis software.

About the company

Pima County is the county government serving Pima County, Arizona. It administers public health, justice, elections, transportation, wastewater, parks, libraries, development services, environmental programs, and community assistance. Residents, businesses, visitors, and partner agencies interact with elected offices and operating departments. Its workforce includes public-health professionals, engineers, planners, law-enforcement personnel, social-service teams, librarians, trades, technology, and administration. County services are delivered under public governance, budgets, procurement rules, and statutory responsibilities.

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