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Marion County Class Specification BulletinPage of >>> 6.Develops and proposes projects for inclusion in capital improvement program. 7.Oversees engineering data collection activities; monitors data accuracy and completeness for data structures; assigns personnel to data collection activities; schedules and monitors project progress. Plans, evaluates, and provides necessary technology to accomplish data collection activities. 8.Performs traffic engineering in areas such as traffic signal design, analysis of traffic data including accident, speed and volume statistics; develops plans for traffic hazard abatement, and signing and striping. 9.Prepares and updates specifications and engineering standards for use in the design of county roads and drainage facilities. 10.Develops and monitors project scheduling; oversees the development of engineering cost estimates, budgets, and expenditure monitoring; maintains project records; directs project closeout activities including acceptance of completed projects; authorizes and prepares payments to contractors; administers payment and change order control within county policy. 11.Provides guidance and leadership in the development of staff related to project management principles and activities. Establishes, oversees, and assigns personnel to project development teams. Implements internal management systems related to the project management discipline. 12.Conducts public meetings related to county activities; carries out public relations plans through public information and involvement strategies; coordinates activities with internal and external stakeholders. Writes and disseminates press releases and other materials intended for public distribution. May act as Senior Project Manager for major projects. Creates and implements project schedules using CPM (critical path method) and PERT (project evaluation and resource tracking) scheduling methods. 13.Supervises review of engineering aspects of land use such as subdivisions, partitionings and zone changes. Coordinates with Planning Division, developers and private engineers. 14.Receives oral and written complaints from the public pertaining to drainage and traffic safety and convenience on County roads. Studies and attempts to resolve problems by employing creative methods in addition to conventional Civil Engineering Supervisoring technology. Coordinates work with the Road Maintenance Division. 15.Writes Requests for Quotes and Proposals, evaluates consultants' qualifications, interviews prospective consultants, participates in project scoping, analyzes consultants' fee proposals, and oversees consulting contracts. 16.Issues and receives requests for proposals. Interviews prospective consultants; negotiates scope of work and fees; participates in the hiring, and managing of consultants. 17.Participates in emergency response to manmade and natural disasters; participates in Emergency Operations Center. MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING 1.Bachelor's degree with major course work in Civil Engineering Supervisoring; AND 2.Four years of related engineering experience, which includes (1) one year of supervisory experience or (3) three years of designated lead work experience AND > 3.Two (2) years in the specific specialty field for which we are recruiting (i.e. design, land use, traffic, environmental). Lead work includes all of the following duties: training, reviewing work, organizing, planning, and > scheduling work assignments, providing input on employee performance evaluations, providing guidance in daily activities, providing technical expertise, acting as a resource on difficult points of procedure, and providing assistance to and making recommendations in the hiring process. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS Applicant must be registered as a Professional Engineer and must obtain a current registration in > the State of Oregon within 90 days of date of hire. https://agency.governmentjobs.com/marion/default.cfm?action=specbulletin&ClassSpecID=...8/3/2020