In addition to evaluating each candidate's relative ability, as demonstrated by quality and breadth of experience, the following factors will provide the basis for competitively evaluating each candidate:
Knowledge of methods, materials and equipment used in the inspection or drainage facilities. Knowledge of the operation and care of automotive and highway maintenance equipment. An ability to use and learn GPS units and computer software including
Access and Excel. Ability to prepare correspondence and written reports, and to communicate effectively orally and in writing.
Ability to organize and prioritize work including analyzing situations accurately and developing effective courses of action. Ability to assist in investigations; reach sound conclusions; prepare and issue papers and reports for making improvements or changes
to existing procedures and standards when necessary. The incumbent must be able to expand on the practical application of written policies, procedures and standards.
Ability to read and write English at a level required for successful job performance. Ability to use a computer and software. Must be able to interpret departmental policy and make clear oral and written presentations.
The incumbent shall make valid decisions for the various culvert related duties. The incumbent must be able to gather, assimilate and analyze all pertinent data relating to the subject. Must be able to evaluate maintenance operations and evaluate procedures utilizing current and state of the art culvert inspection equipment. Develop new procedures for field crews to implement.
Incumbent must be able to analyze situations for correct decisions and/or recommendations on very short notice. Must be capable of understanding basic engineering solutions in drainage design and determining alternatives that provide the most viable solution while considering maintenance, engineering, political and economic issues.
Must have the ability to work effectively with others. The ability to work around high-density traffic.