Transportation Engineering Director

Discipline/Area Of Concentration

Program Management

Knowledge, Skills And Abilities

• Managing work programs or capital plans for a transportation agency including, but not limited to:

• Bond financing, planning, project development

• Public procurement, processes and policies

• Construction support, right of way, maintenance and operations.

• Technical knowledge of limited access facilities including roadway, structures, and tolling systems.

• Excellent verbal and written communication skills.

• Management skills required to lead and direct a team of engineers, Managers, support staff and subconsultants.

Essential Job Functions

• Provides supervision and oversight of personnel in the following areas:

• Professional Services negotiation and contract management

• Project Management

• Expressway and tolling infrastructure construction.

• Traffic and ITS operations

• Planning, production and implementation of Capital and Transportation Improvement Plans

• Environmental and corridor studies

• Right ‐ of ‐ way program management

• Roadway, tolling and bridge design and construction

• Construction negotiation and contract administration

• Constructability and Bid ‐ ability reviews

• Geotechnical, Survey and Public Involvement

• Program Controls – develop, track and project capital expenditures

• Provides consulting services on federal, state and local policies related to transportation planning, design and construction.

• Analyzes complex, technical and administrative problems and provide recommendations and assistance in implementing an effective course of action.

Experience

• Typically, ten (10) years of experience providing engineering/management services, at least two (2) of those years at a similar management level.

Education

• Bachelors' Degree in Engineering

• Registration in Florida as a Professional Engineer (P.E.) or licensed as a Professional Engineer in another state and able to obtain license in Florida.