Highway Maintenance Operator

Department Department of Transportation Division Transportation Salary $59,609.00 - $68,182.00 Job Profile JC-- Highway Maintenance Operator I (C94 L1245 DCYF DOT HIGHWAY AND BRIDGE) Scheduled Work Days & Work Hours Monday - Friday; 7:00AM - 3:30PM with on-call shifts. Job Requisition Number JR103778 Highway Maintenance Operator I (Evergreen) (Open) Pay Grade C00323 A Classification Highway Maintenance Operator I Class Definition

Within the Department of Transportation (DOT), to perform physical labor and the skilled operation of a variety of self-propelled mobile and other equipment used in the maintenance and repair of highway pavements, shoulders, roadsides, and drainage, signage, and in the control of snow and ice; may be assigned a variety of maintenance tasks in support of bridge, traffic, roadside, pavement markings and facility maintenance programs;

may also perform preventive maintenance on assigned equipment; and performs related work as required. SUPERVISION RECEIVED:
Receives work assignments of specific tasks from a superior, who provides further instruction on the work methods, assigned equipment, materials, and schedules; work is subject to supervision and inspection in progress and at its completion for adherence to instructions and standards. SUPERVISION EXERCISED:
On occasion may direct the work of laborers, inmate help, or others assigned to assist.

Within the Department of Transportation (DOT), to perform physical labor and the skilled operation of self propelled mobile and other equipment used in the maintenance and repair of highway pavements, shoulders, roadsides, and drainage, signage, and in the control of snow and ice; may be assigned a variety of maintenance tasks in support of bridge, traffic, roadside, pavement markings and facility maintenance programs;

and may also perform preventive maintenance on assigned equipment; and related work as required. To operate equipment such as, but not limited to, heavy trucks, tractors, basin cleaners, mowers, and an array of support equipment such as compressors, chippers, pumps, pneumatic tools, and hand tools such as chain saws, hand drills, trimmers, mowers, and shovels. As a licensed commercial motor vehicle operator performing safety sensitive functions, to be responsible for providing a safe work environment at all times for co-workers and the traveling public by following established work rules and the rules on drug use and alcohol misuse;

safety sensitive functions means at all times, from the time an operator begins to work or is required to be in readiness to work until the time he or she is relieved from work and all responsibilities for performing work; all times includes waiting to be dispatched, inspecting, servicing or conditioning, at the driving controls in operation, other than driving time, loading or unloading, supervising or assisting, remaining in readiness to operate, and repairing, obtaining assistance or remaining in attendance upon a disabled commercial motor vehicle.

To operate trucks equipped with plow blades and aggregate spreaders to remove snow and ice and spread abrasive and de-icing chemicals on surfaces. To operate mowers or tractors with attached rotary, gang, sickle or other type cutters to control vegetation in ditches, medians and other areas of state-owned right-of-way. To load and unload materials, such as parts, supplies, abrasives, de-icing chemicals, etc.

As required, to assist in herbicide spraying operations in right-of-way areas. As required, to assist in traffic control and flagging oncoming traffic to warn of work zone and road work in progress. May provide on-the-job training and instruction to other…