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Traffic Data Analyst - City at City of… · Oklahoma…
Entry LevelOn-siteFull-timeOklahoma City, OK$49k–$76k/yr
Skills
traffic studiesfield inspectionscity codes and ordinancesstate traffic control regulationsdata assessmentreport writingtact and diplomacy
Job Description
Summary: The City of Oklahoma City is seeking a Traffic Data Analyst for its Traffic Services Division within the Public Works Department. The role involves monitoring traffic count activities, conducting onsite inspections, and assessing large quantities of traffic data to formulate recommendations for traffic control problems.
Responsibilities:
- Monitoring traffic count activities
- Making onsite inspections of traffic problems
- Explaining ordinances to citizens
- Assessing large quantities of data and formulating recommendations according to established standards, policies, and guidelines
- Responding to a majority of traffic-related citizen inquiries, requests and complaints
- Maintaining accurate documentation for all actions taken
- Reviewing work performed by the Traffic Data Collectors for content and accuracy
- Exercising considerable initiative and discretion when dealing with traffic control problems
Required Qualifications:
- Knowledge of and ability to perform specialized or complex traffic studies and field inspections
- Knowledge of City Codes and Ordinances and State Traffic Control regulations
- Skill in following verbal and written instructions
- Skill in recording information accurately
- Ability to communicate verbally using tact and diplomacy
- Ability to compile, assess and work accurately with large quantities of traffic data
- Ability to draw basic field diagrams
- Ability to interpret and apply City Codes and Ordinances and State Traffic Control regulations to work performed
- Ability to maintain accurate files of traffic data transactions
- Ability to write reports and other correspondence based on field inspections or data assessed
- Possession of a valid driver license (Operator)
Required Skills: Traffic studies, Field inspections, City Codes and Ordinances, State Traffic Control regulations, Data assessment, Report writing, Tact and diplomacy
Benefits: Competitive pay, An average of $22,000 annually contributed toward your benefits and retirement, A comprehensive package designed to support your health and wellness, financial security, work-life balance, and personal and professional growth and development
Benefits
Competitive pay
An average of $22,000 annually contributed toward your benefits and retirement
A comprehensive package designed to support your health and wellness, financial security, work-life balance, and personal and professional growth and development