Traffic Operations Supervisor Jobs

Responsible traffic operator who works with traffic signal maintenance staff and operates the county-wide traffic signal system.

• Performs other duties as assigned.
• Coordinates with utility owners regarding conflicts and new power request for traffic signal devices.
• Develops plans for future hardware/software needs for signal/ITS operations.
• Develops design and implementation of ITS components.
• Maintains fiber network throughout County.
• Coordinates with Consultants/ FDOT on Corridor Re-timing studies.
• Maintain and monitor county-wide signal timing database for isolated signals.
• Performs field visits to collect data on existing conditions.
• Manages the inventories, work orders, and repair logs.
• Integrates new technologies with existing systems to resolve compatibility problems.
• Reviews Signalization Plans and Signing & Pavement Markings Plans prepared by County, FDOT and others.
• Attends meetings representing Traffic Engineering regarding ITS Systems management and Traffic Incident Management.
• Works directly with the Traffic Engineer, Civil Engineer III and Florida DOT on timing, phasing and modifications of traffic signal and signal systems.
• Supervises and directs the day to day maintenance and operations of computerized traffic control system, communication network and video monitoring equipment.
• Coordinates work, installation, maintenance and repair performed by traffic signal and network management personal.
• Assists with complaints/requests from public regarding signal timings.
• Operates centralized signal operation software: Centracs System and Centracs Edaptive Traffic Adaptive Systems.
• Provides technical input for division projects, budgets and purchasing requirements. Ensures that equipment and materials are available.
• Provides training and instructs the crews as to the latest Federal, State, and local standards and specifications.
• Coordinates special event traffic signal operations and timing plans.

• Knowledge of traffic engineering practices and principles. Knowledge of traffic signals, traffic signing and pavement marking standards. Familiarity with the Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices.
• Knowledge of traffic signal telecommunications systems.
• Knowledge of traffic signal operations for timing, phasing, and modifications of signals and signal systems.
• Able to communicate well, both orally and in writing.
• Able to use office computer and associated software (eg. Word, excel, etc.)
• Knowledge and ability to operate a computerized traffic control system and implement and operate a coordinated signal system safely and effectively.
• Able to coordinate supervisors engaged in traffic signal work, traffic sign and pavement marking work. Able to communicate well, both orally and in writing.
• Able to investigate complaints and make recommendations to resolve problems if they exist.