Connecticut Department of Administrative Services
Transportation Planner 2 (40 Hour)(Project Planning)
Connecticut Department of Administrative Services, Newington, Connecticut, us, 06111
Overview
Transportation Planner 2 (40 Hour) (Project Planning) – Connecticut Department of Administrative Services Location: Newington, CT The Role
We are seeking a dynamic, motivated candidate for this Transportation Planner 2 opportunity to advance planning and concept development of Complete Streets Projects in the Department. The Project Planning Unit specializes in multi-modal transportation planning and Complete Streets principles within the Department, focusing on Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding. This unit oversees the Community Connectivity Grant Program (CCGP), the Transportation Rural Improvement Grant Program, and various planning efforts. The unit also administers multi-modal transportation studies in coordination with Regional Councils of Governments and develops planning-level project proposals to improve safety, accessibility and mobility for all modes. Responsibilities include developing effective communication and working relationships with internal and external stakeholders, working independently, and leading assignments. The position supports management and oversight of unit initiatives including grant programs and regional studies, and collaborates on planning studies and policy development related to Complete Streets and Active Transportation. Examples Of Duties
Provide project management support including preparation, analysis and review of project materials and planning documents or studies prepared by consultants and staff. Assist in administering municipal grant-funded construction projects, including review and analysis of supporting materials. Perform technical reviews of engineering project plans and provide recommendations related to Complete Streets policies and best practices. Create and maintain GIS datasets related to grant projects and active transportation assets. Lead coordination of activities with local, regional, state and federal agencies, consultants and stakeholders; respond to public inquiries and complaints; may make presentations. Additional duties include developing project proposals for active transportation projects using GIS and CAD, managing grant-funded municipal construction projects, serving as a technical liaison on Complete Streets projects, and ensuring compliance with Complete Streets policies. Position Details
Full-time, 40 hours/week Monday – Friday P-4 (Engineering and Scientific) bargaining unit Reports to Transportation Supervising Planner or higher Telework eligible after successful completion of the working test period, per Telework Policy; on-site during initial period Must possess and retain a valid Motor Vehicle Operator’s license; travel may be required Qualifications
Minimum Qualifications - General Experience
Seven (7) years of professional experience in transportation civil engineering or transportation, urban, regional or environmental planning. Minimum Qualifications - Special Experience One (1) year of the General Experience must include coordination of complex planning projects in a relevant planning area. Note: For state employees, experience is interpreted at the level of Transportation Planner 1 or Transportation Engineer 2. Minimum Qualifications - Substitutions Allowed College training may be substituted for General Experience: 15 semester hours = 1/2 year, up to 4 years for a Bachelor's degree. A Master’s degree may substitute for one additional year of General Experience. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor’s or Master’s in Transportation/Regional/Urban Planning, Civil Engineering, Geography, Construction Management, or closely related field. Experience in transportation infrastructure planning or civil engineering (transportation). Experience with Complete Streets and Active Transportation policies and best practices. Experience reading and interpreting roadway design plans, studies, and mapping; cost estimating principles for transportation projects. Experience with ArcGIS, CAD (e.g., MicroStation or AutoCAD) and Office 365. Experience presenting to diverse groups; project management experience; oversight of consultants. Special Requirements Incumbents may be required to possess and retain a valid driver’s license. Incumbents may be required to travel. About Us & Selection
The State of Connecticut is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and strongly encourages applications from women, minorities, and persons with disabilities. To apply, use the official State of Connecticut Online Employment Center posting. For application assistance and resources, review the Applicant Tips and Reference Library. Additional Information
Before You Apply: Meet Minimum Qualifications; provide required qualifications on your application; educational credits and transcripts as applicable; resume policies per Public Act 21-69; indicate preferred location and shift; ensure timely submission. After You Apply: You may be asked to complete Additional Referral Questions; prepare for interviews using the Interview Preparation Guide; monitor your JobAps status board for updates. Posting may be used for future vacancies in this job class; this position will be filled per contractual language and ethics requirements. Questions? We’re here to help. For recruitment updates, check your Personal Status Board or contact Hayley Newhouse at hayley.newhouse@ct.gov. Seniority level
Entry level Employment type
Full-time Job function
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Transportation Planner 2 (40 Hour) (Project Planning) – Connecticut Department of Administrative Services Location: Newington, CT The Role
We are seeking a dynamic, motivated candidate for this Transportation Planner 2 opportunity to advance planning and concept development of Complete Streets Projects in the Department. The Project Planning Unit specializes in multi-modal transportation planning and Complete Streets principles within the Department, focusing on Bipartisan Infrastructure Law funding. This unit oversees the Community Connectivity Grant Program (CCGP), the Transportation Rural Improvement Grant Program, and various planning efforts. The unit also administers multi-modal transportation studies in coordination with Regional Councils of Governments and develops planning-level project proposals to improve safety, accessibility and mobility for all modes. Responsibilities include developing effective communication and working relationships with internal and external stakeholders, working independently, and leading assignments. The position supports management and oversight of unit initiatives including grant programs and regional studies, and collaborates on planning studies and policy development related to Complete Streets and Active Transportation. Examples Of Duties
Provide project management support including preparation, analysis and review of project materials and planning documents or studies prepared by consultants and staff. Assist in administering municipal grant-funded construction projects, including review and analysis of supporting materials. Perform technical reviews of engineering project plans and provide recommendations related to Complete Streets policies and best practices. Create and maintain GIS datasets related to grant projects and active transportation assets. Lead coordination of activities with local, regional, state and federal agencies, consultants and stakeholders; respond to public inquiries and complaints; may make presentations. Additional duties include developing project proposals for active transportation projects using GIS and CAD, managing grant-funded municipal construction projects, serving as a technical liaison on Complete Streets projects, and ensuring compliance with Complete Streets policies. Position Details
Full-time, 40 hours/week Monday – Friday P-4 (Engineering and Scientific) bargaining unit Reports to Transportation Supervising Planner or higher Telework eligible after successful completion of the working test period, per Telework Policy; on-site during initial period Must possess and retain a valid Motor Vehicle Operator’s license; travel may be required Qualifications
Minimum Qualifications - General Experience
Seven (7) years of professional experience in transportation civil engineering or transportation, urban, regional or environmental planning. Minimum Qualifications - Special Experience One (1) year of the General Experience must include coordination of complex planning projects in a relevant planning area. Note: For state employees, experience is interpreted at the level of Transportation Planner 1 or Transportation Engineer 2. Minimum Qualifications - Substitutions Allowed College training may be substituted for General Experience: 15 semester hours = 1/2 year, up to 4 years for a Bachelor's degree. A Master’s degree may substitute for one additional year of General Experience. Preferred Qualifications Bachelor’s or Master’s in Transportation/Regional/Urban Planning, Civil Engineering, Geography, Construction Management, or closely related field. Experience in transportation infrastructure planning or civil engineering (transportation). Experience with Complete Streets and Active Transportation policies and best practices. Experience reading and interpreting roadway design plans, studies, and mapping; cost estimating principles for transportation projects. Experience with ArcGIS, CAD (e.g., MicroStation or AutoCAD) and Office 365. Experience presenting to diverse groups; project management experience; oversight of consultants. Special Requirements Incumbents may be required to possess and retain a valid driver’s license. Incumbents may be required to travel. About Us & Selection
The State of Connecticut is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and strongly encourages applications from women, minorities, and persons with disabilities. To apply, use the official State of Connecticut Online Employment Center posting. For application assistance and resources, review the Applicant Tips and Reference Library. Additional Information
Before You Apply: Meet Minimum Qualifications; provide required qualifications on your application; educational credits and transcripts as applicable; resume policies per Public Act 21-69; indicate preferred location and shift; ensure timely submission. After You Apply: You may be asked to complete Additional Referral Questions; prepare for interviews using the Interview Preparation Guide; monitor your JobAps status board for updates. Posting may be used for future vacancies in this job class; this position will be filled per contractual language and ethics requirements. Questions? We’re here to help. For recruitment updates, check your Personal Status Board or contact Hayley Newhouse at hayley.newhouse@ct.gov. Seniority level
Entry level Employment type
Full-time Job function
Management Industries: Government Administration Get notified about new Transportation Planner jobs in Newington, CT.
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