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The Transportation Engineer Tech I performs basic drafting, calculations and field work; learns basic design procedures and techniques. Employees at this level follow standard practices that do not require frequent supervision of details.The Transportation Engineer Tech II performs intermediate drafting and calculations and basic design work; performs field work; uses automated systems. Design activity is overseen by a licensed professional engineer or registered architect who has final approval authority for projects. Employees at this level perform work independently on assignments; however, all unusual issues are referred to the supervisor.The Transportation Engineer Tech III performs advanced drafting and calculations and intermediate design work; performs field work; uses automated systems and learns specialized procedures. Design activity is overseen by a licensed professional engineer or registered architect who has final approval authority for projects. Employees at this level perform work independently on assignments; however, all unusual issues are referred to the supervisor.Essential Duties:The essential duties for the Transportation Engineer Tech I include:Assists in preparation of quantity summaries, hydraulic and utility studies and right-of-way mapsAssists in preparation of roadway design, traffic control, lighting, signal, equipment and building plansLearns to use automated roadway programs, hydraulic design programs and/or interactive graphicsPerforms basic drafting and calculations in support of design activities, copies detailed plans and drawingsPrepares field notes.Works on reproduction of plans.Files and makes copies.Performs other job responsibilities as assigned.The essential duties for the Transportation Engineer Tech II include all of the above and:Assists in on-the-job training of less experienced technicians.Learns to write general notes and special provisions on specifications.Performs basic design work.Performs intermediate drafting and calculations in support of design activities; accomplishes non-routine and complex assignments.Prepares quantity summaries, hydraulic and utility studies and right-of-way maps.Prepares roadway design, traffic control, lighting, signal, and building plans.Uses automated programs, interactive graphics and the Design and Construction Information System.The essential duties for the Transportation Engineer Tech III include all of the above and:Learns additional automated design methods or specialized design procedures in areas including bridge/culvert detailing, traffic management, geometric design, signal/lighting design, retaining walls and building design.Performs advanced drafting and calculations in support of design activities; develops graphic presentations that include distinctive design featuresPerforms intermediate design workReviews entire sets of plans for format, drafting and calculation errors and correlation of plans and specificationsUses automated programs, interactive graphics and te Design and Construction Information SystemWrites general notes, specifications and provisions