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Responds to and resolves traffic safety related issues including but not limited to; Traffic Hazards, Traffic control signs down, inoperable traffic lights and railroad safety devices (crossing arms), sight distance issues, and requests for extra patrol related to fast traffic.
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Work experience with parking lot striper, line removal equipment, Thermal heater, one-ton truck, Push mower, weed whip, drill impact. Performs manual labor and operates equipment in the installation of traffic signs including digging holes with a hand shovel, using a hydraulic post puller, drill, grinder, drill press, and Sawzall.
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Prepares and reviews traffic signal, signing, striping, traffic control and interconnect plans, specifications, and estimates; evaluates traffic impacts and parking studies; ensures inclusion of necessary traffic mitigation, control, and safety measures in conformance with federal, state, and local policies and guidelines.
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Activates changeable message signs (CMS) and route or parking guidance systems to direct traffic to sports and entertainment venues; change pre-scheduled sign messages in response to altered traffic conditions; coordinate activation of freeway message signs with Caltrans and local agencies.
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Job responsibilities will include teaching and training entry-level to mid-level designers and analysts, preparation of Traffic Impact and Parking Studies, Intersection Capacity Analyses, Design of Traffic Signal and Roadway Improvement Plans, preparation of Maintenance and Traffic Control drawings, creation of Traffic Signal Timing Directives, and development of comprehensive submission and applications to jurisdictional bodies.
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Project work may include a variety of traffic engineering design consisting of signal, signing-striping, worksite traffic control/stage construction, as well as traffic impact studies, traffic operational analysis, safety, parking studies, signal timing, coordination, and other planning and operational projects.
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Assists Campus Police with traffic and parking situations as needed. Performs special assignments as required, including reservation of parking spaces, jumpstarting vehicles, unlocking car doors, collecting meter money, conducting sign inventory, and directing high volume vehicle traffic during special events.
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The Parking Enforcement Officer is assigned to the Traffic Bureau and enforces violations related to vehicle parking ordinances commercially and residentially as well as issues associated with abandoned vehicles.
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Coordinates the placement of traffic control devices to properly set up a maintenance work zone according to the SCDOT Work Zone Traffic Control Manual and Field Guide to warn motorists.
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Provides technical input and support to Senior Civil Engineer, Traffic Engineer, and City Engineer. Supervision Received and Exercised: Receives general supervision from a Senior Civil Engineer, Traffic Engineer, or Department Director designee.
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Oversee and perform technical operational analysis using programs such as CORSIM, HCS, SYNCHRO, and VISSIM.Prepare written reports and oral presentations related to Traffic Studies, Parking Studies, Operation Analysis and Safety Analysis.
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Duties may include but are not limited to assisting with traffic control, parking enforcement, community events (4th of July fireworks, Thursdays on 1st, Concert in the Park, Rochesterfest, and National Night Out), vehicle escorts, ride-alongs with Police Officers and Community Service Officers (CSOs), assisting animal control, clerical duties as assigned, and community outreach programs.
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Reporting to the Parking Enforcement Supervisor, PEOs use technology (two-way radio, handheld computer) and follow established safety protocols (wear a department uniform with body camera) to complete their work safely and efficiently.
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Meet and coordinate with Anaheim Police Department (APD), Anaheim Traffic Management Center (TMC), local hotels, Disney, and other overflow parking facilities and lots in order to develop, coordinate, and implement traffic and parking plans for Anaheim Resort area events; and adjust plans and equipment as needed to maintain best street traffic flow and most convenient guest parking available; must be able to adjust mid-operation as needed based on event needs.
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Assist with Traffic Control and Parking Enforcement when needed, including, but not limited to, special events, parades, movie shoots, crime scenes, other emergencies, and the enforcement of parking violations as they relate to Overnight Parking, California Vehicle Code violations, and City Municipal Code Violations.
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