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Formula Funding Programs aligns formula funds with high priority OCTA projects and ensures that projects of regional significance are included in the Federal Transportation Improvement Program.
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Graduate education in city planning, urban planning, urban design, architecture, landscape architecture, transportation engineering, public administration, economic development or related fields may be substituted for experience on the basis of 30 graduate semester credits from an accredited college for one year of experience.
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Kimley-Horn's Fort Lauderdale, Florida (FL) office is seeking a Transporation Planner with 5+ years of experience to join their Transportation and Traffic team! Ability to work with and balance priorities among multiple projects and project managers, as well as provide direction to entry-level Transportation Analysts.
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Requirements: The requirement for a non-emergency transportation driver is to have all their valid documents, which include a license certificate for PASSENGER SAFETY and Wheelchair Securement training, and we provide additional training showing driver how to perform cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) after initial 90 days on the job.
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If this describes you, we are looking for a talented and ambitious Transportation (Roadway) Engineer in Phoenix, AZ where you will be an asset to drive our transportation projects, and leverage your experience to lead our talented and diverse engineering staff.
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TranSystems is seeking an early career transportation planner or traffic analyst with 0 to 5 years of experiences to support a variety of planning, traffic and design projects in the Central region focusing on Texas.
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The Distribution Supervisor is responsible for assisting the Distribution Manager with driver calls, customer calls, new driver training, maintenance of equipment, and all aspects of the transportation department.
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Our White Plains, New York (NY) office is seeking an ambitious transportation planning and traffic operations (TPTO) planner or engineer to support a variety of large transportation planning projects for public and private clients in.
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This person will work directly with a senior coordinating producer of the beat unit, and with CBS News and Stations correspondents, producers, photographers, graphic artists, and others to build breakthrough transportation/infrastructure news content across multiple platforms.
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A true team atmosphere, andWork you can take pride in This is an entry-level opening for you to begin a career with the NC Department of Transportation as a Transportation Worker I. You'll get to work on exciting projects, learn construction skills, and build your career.
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General Job Information Job SummaryThis Transportation Engineer position is located in the District Department of Transportation (DDOT), Project Delivery Administration, Traffic Engineering & Safety Division (TESD), and will work with the rapidly growing dynamic team of professionals in DDOT’s Traffic Engineering & Safety Division (TESD.
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Ensure driver compliance with company policies along with state and federal DOT regulations. What we are searching for 3 to 5 years in a leadership role or a combination of education and experience In lieu of driver supervision experience, a Bachelor’s degree with demonstrated leadership roles while in college is ideal.
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Strong Smartphone/computer skills using a transportation management Driver App is a plus. We are hiring NEMT Companion Drivers who are responsible for delivering transportation, companionship and assistance services, using a company vehicle, to our clients across the Harlingen area.
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Summary The Transportation Coordinator / Scheduler is responsible for scheduling/routing fleet and hired haul shipments for manufacturing plants & distribution yards in Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire.
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Our transportation and utility services professionals offer practical, forward-thinking expertise in a wide range of practice areas, including active transportation, bridge design, roadway design and traffic engineering, intelligent transportation systems, utility and broadband services, grant writing, program management and so much more.
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transportation job Title: van driver Company: Service Transportation Inc in Maumelle, Arkansas
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