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Right of way, highway maintenance or construction experience. Transportation Maintenance Specialist 2 – Highway Maintenance Specialist (Limited Duration) One year of experience performing basic highway maintenance work.
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The starting salary for the Highway Maintenance Worker Trainee 1 is $50,471. The starting salary for the Highway Maintenance Worker Trainee 2 is $52,547. The starting salary for the Highway Maintenance Worker 1 is $54,786.
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Minimum Qualifications Highway Maintenance Worker Trainee 1: Must be 18 years old, pass physical/medical examination and drug test*, and possess a Class D Driver License. Highway Maintenance Worker Trainee 2: Must be 18 years old, pass physical/medical examination.
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Title: Maintenance Crew Leader - Abingdon Residency Multiple Locations State Role Title: Transportation Operator III Hiring Range: $39,023 - $63,413 Pay Band: 3 Agency: VA Dept of Transportation Location: Abingdon Residency Agency Website: Recruitment Type: General Public - G Job Duties Are you a highway maintenance professional driven by public safety and innovation.
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Typical FunctionsPerforms sampling and testing of materials for use in highway construction and maintenance operation; performs plant inspections and prepares materials certifications. Jobs that are not transportation related work: driving a truck or equipment, maintenance worker, construction worker, delivery driver, farm hand, mechanic, or welder.
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Working Title: Seasonal Highway Maintenance Worker / Snow & Ice - Transportation Generalist. Performs preventive maintenance on highway equipment and operates all tractor mowers and small rollers for the purpose of maintaining roadways.
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Proven track record as a Civil Estimator in Heavy Highway and Road construction, with 7-15+ years of experience. Responsibilities: Utilize expertise in Civil Engineering to accurately estimate project costs for Heavy Highway and Road construction ventures.
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Minimum of one (1) year PennDOT experience or higher or minimum of two (2) years of transportation, highway, or bridge construction inspection experience. Four (4) years of highway or bridge construction, non-highway or bridge inspection, or highway or bridge design experience and non-inspection personnel must successfully complete the twelve (12) web- based TCI training modules can substitute for other required experience.
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CEI Inspectors are subject to both inside and outside environmental conditions and to various types of weather and field conditions, including heights, uneven terrain, highway traffic, hazards of highway construction sites, and heavy equipment, and may travel/work extended hours, weekends, and/or holidays.
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Permit processing, highway maintenance, engineer plan reading, construction or experience preferred. The Permit Technician is responsible for reviewing, processing, documenting, and monitoring any encroachment work affecting the operational control or the use of highway right of way.
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ACI Field Technician Certification, PennDOT Concrete Technician Certification, NECEPT Field Technician Certification, NICET Certification in Heavy Highway Construction are highly desirable.
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ACI Field Technician Certification, PennDOT Concrete Technician Certification, NECEPT Field Technician Certification, NICET Certification in Heavy Highway Construction are desirable.
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We will train you how to be a lube technician who can change oil, replace wiper blades/air filters, fill air in tires, and perform other light maintenance services. Take 5 Oil Change is offering an opportunity to showcase your skills and join our growing team of part-time crew members and lube techs.
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Through our extensive network of hot mix asphalt and ready-mix concrete plants, quarries, and liquid asphalt terminals, PII delivers the highest quality materials and custom solutions to thousands of road construction and road maintenance customers.
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Preventative maintenance for the interior and exterior of apartment complex, nursing home, or housing development. Perform routine maintenance on grounds, parking areas, driveway. Perform and complete preventative maintenance schedule as set forth by the supervisor.
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