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Traffic Signal Technician Positions

The Traffic Signal Technician I is responsible for performing unskilled work in the construction and maintenance of traffic signal systems. The Traffic Signal Technician II is responsible for applying the field of electrical and electronic system techniques to traffic signal systems. The Traffic Signal Technician III is responsible for applying electrical and electronic system techniques to traffic signal systems.

Essential Duties and Responsibilities

The following duties are representative of the work required for this job. These are not to be construed as exclusive or all-inclusive. Other duties may be required and assigned.

TS I:

• Performs manual labor in construction of traffic signal control systems.
• Assists with the installation and maintenance of traffic signal devices.
• Operates boom lift and performs aerial maintenance.
• Ensures proper operation of vehicle and tools available for work assignments.
• Perform utility locates using locator equipment and report via utility locate services.
• Cleans all work sites when job is completed and performs general shop upkeep.

TS II:

• Performs manual labor in construction of traffic signal control systems.
• Assists with the installation and maintenance of traffic signal devices.
• Performs maintenance and repair of less complex traffic signal devices.
• Acquires knowledge of prescribed methods of equipment operation, use, and test procedures.
• Operates digger truck and boom lift and performs aerial maintenance.
• Ensures proper operation of vehicle and tools available for work assignments.
• Perform utility locates using locator equipment and report via utility locate services.
• Submits vehicle maintenance reports.
• Cleans all work sites when job is completed and performs general shop upkeep.
• May be required to learn and become proficient in GIS mapping of facilities and infrastructure.

TS III:

• Performs installation, maintenance, and servicing of sophisticated traffic control systems and devices and responsible for the maintenance and operation of assigned geographical area.
• Replaces defective devices, makes necessary adjustments, and prepares necessary field and shop reports.
• Coordinates with other government and utilities personnel.
• Interprets blueprints, schematics, and drawings.
• Performs independently as assigned, in field maintenance of all traffic control systems.
• Repairs defective field controller cabinets, sets up and tests replacement/new installation controller cabinets with associated electronic devices and associated program software.
• Responsible for completion of assigned traffic signal construction projects as per GA DOT specifications in a timely manner.
• Perform utility locates using locator equipment and report via utility locate services.
• Reports to the Traffic Maintenance Operations Manager regarding the performance and care given vehicles and equipment.
• Responsible for condition of work sites when present.
• Performs installation, maintenance, and servicing of fiber optic cable and associated devices. Replaces defective devices and makes necessary adjustments to splices, pigtails, fiber modems and all associated hard and software.
• Allocates, tests, documents, troubleshoots, and repairs all aspects of fiber optic systems.
• Performs installation, maintenance, repair, and servicing of sophisticated CCTV systems.
• May be required to learn and become proficient in GIS mapping of facilities and infrastructure.

Education, Training and Experience

The Traffic Signal Technician I should possess, at a minimum, a High School Diploma or GED; one (1) year of experience with electrical/electronic devices; or any equivalent combination of education and experience which provides the required knowledge, skills, and abilities to successfully perform the duties and responsibilities of the position. The Traffic Signal Technician II should possess, at a minimum, a High School Diploma or GED; two (2) years of experience with electrical/electronic devices; or any equivalent combination of education and experience which provides the required knowledge, skills, and abilities to successfully perform the duties and responsibilities of the position. The Traffic Signal Technician III should possess, at a minimum, a High School Diploma or GED supplemented by college, military, or vocational training in electronic theory and practice; four (4) years of experience in industrial, commercial or military experience in related applications and techniques of electronic devices and systems; two (2) years of experience in traffic signal installation, repair, and maintenance; or any equivalent combination of education and experience which provides the required knowledge, skills, and abilities to successfully perform the duties and responsibilities of the position.

NECESSARY SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS:

• Must possess a valid Georgia Driver's License.
• (TS II & III) Must possess a valid Commercial Driver's License, Class B with no air brake restrictions
• Must be certified by Georgia DOT on traffic control and flagging procedures within six (6) months of appointment to position.
• (TS II & III) Must possess IMSA Certification in Work Zone Safety.
• (TS II & III) Must possess IMSA Certification in Traffic Signal Level I.
• Must be available for 24-hour emergency call as needed.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

The Traffic Signal Technician I must be knowledgeable of the following principles, procedures, and concepts:

• Knowledge of safety rules and precautions required by electrical hazards and equipment operation.
• Knowledge of basic mechanical, electrical, and electronic principles.
• Knowledge of geographical area pertaining to traffic signal systems.
• Ability to perform manual labor.
• Ability to maintain good working relationships with other employees.
• Skill in the safe use of materials, tools, vehicles, and equipment used in traffic signal installation and maintenance.
• Ability to work effectively with members of all levels within the organization.
• Must have ability to follow directions, both simple and complex, as instructed by senior technicians.

The Traffic Signal Technician II must be knowledgeable of the following principles, procedures, and concepts:

• Knowledge of regulations, ordinances, and policies pertaining to traffic control systems and the Georgia Uniform Traffic Code.
• Knowledge of safety rules and precautions required by electrical hazards and equipment operation.
• Knowledge of a personal computer and relevant programs.
• Knowledge of geographical area pertaining to traffic signal systems.
• Knowledge of materials, tools, vehicles/equipment used in traffic signal installation and maintenance.
• Knowledge of mechanical, electrical, and electronic basic principles as applied to traffic signal equipment.
• Ability to read and understand blueprint diagrams and schematics.
• Ability to apply training and experience to the traffic signal systems and techniques.
• Ability to perform manual labor.
• Ability to maintain good working relationships with other employees.
• Ability to read, comprehend, and explain wiring diagrams, schematics, technical drawings, etc.
• Ability to analyze, locate, and correct troubles efficiently in systems and devices used in traffic signal systems.
• Skill in the safe use of materials, tools, vehicles, and equipment used in traffic signal installation and maintenance.
• Ability to work effectively with members of all levels within the organization.
• Must have ability to follow directions, both simple and complex, as instructed by senior technicians.

The Traffic Signal Technician III must be knowledgeable of the following principles, procedures, and concepts:

• Knowledge of advanced principles and theory of electrical/electronic techniques as applied to traffic signal systems.
• Knowledge of regulations, ordinances, and policies pertaining to traffic control systems and the Georgia Uniform Traffic Code.
• Knowledge of basic construction and installation methods and Uniform Codes related to traffic signal systems.
• Knowledge of safety rules and precautions required by electrical hazards and equipment operation.
• Knowledge of a personal computer and relevant programs.
• Knowledge of microprocessor's and related digital electronics equipment.
• Knowledge of equipment, materials, tools and vehicles of the trade.
• Ability to terminate coaxial fibers.
• Ability to maintain good working relationships with other employees.
• Ability to read, comprehend, and explain wiring diagrams, schematics, technical drawings, etc.
• Ability to analyze, locate, and correct troubles efficiently in systems and devices used in traffic signal systems.
• Ability to instruct and train others in troubleshooting techniques as relates to this trade.
• Skill in the safe use of materials, tools, vehicles,