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This position performs specialized electrical/electronic technical work related to traffic management/control systems, communication, illumination or traffic data collection devices/systems. Work involves technical expertise in developing, installing, testing, programming and repairing of electrical/electronic devices/systems. Work may require working in heavy traffic and may require extensive statewide travel. Work requires contact with governmental and private entities. Employees at this level perform work independently on assignments; however, all issues are referred to the supervisor.Essential Duties:Essential Responsibilities for a Traffic System Specialist I, II , III or IV:Analyzes and interprets schematics and wiring diagrams.Consults with Department personnel, manufacturers and/or vendors regarding equipment operation, design, installation, equipment failure, complex repairs or replacement recommendations.Drives/operates a bucket truck to install and repair electronic traffic control devices at various heightsFollows applicable safety procedures when working in an area where other utilities such as high voltage lines, gas lines, water and sewage lines and heavy traffic are located.Performs complex electronic repairs and rewires systems; adjusts and reprograms equipment/systems and replaces controllers and other electronic devices.Responds to complaints and identifies problems regarding traffic signal timing, congestion, operations and assists in developing recommendations for long-term solutions.Responds to emergency situations to assist with repair and maintenance of traffic signals, systems, lighting or traffic data collection equipment.Tests, diagnoses and repairs traffic control, traffic data collection and communication systems, including cable, short haul modems, dial-up modems and multiplexing equipmentPerforms other job responsibilities as assigned.Additional responsibilities required for a Traffic Systems Specialist II:Coordinates preventive maintenance on equipment.Develops and prepares written reports that provide feedback on systems including ease of installation and setup, status of inventory needs, any problems encountered or other issues Additional responsibilities required for a Traffic Systems Specialist III:Coordinates with local district maintenance offices for traffic control, bucket truck and additional supplies and assistance. Ensures preventive maintenance is conductedResponds to complaints and identifies problems regarding traffic signal timing, congestion, operations and assists in developing recommendations for long-term solutions.Responds to emergency situations to assist with repair and maintenance of traffic signals, systems, lighting or traffic data collection equipment.Additional responsibilities required for a Traffic Systems Specialist IV:Assists in evaluating the costs of integration of new equipment.Coordinates and assists in overseeing the installation and repairs of infrastructure equipment.Assists in prioritizing and scheduling projects.