Researches various transportation planning problems, gathers, evaluates, and analyzes data, and prepares written and oral reports. May testify as an expert witness at hearings when so required. Prepares various public information manuals and brochures. Provides technical assistance as requested. Related work as required.
Normal office working conditions generally prevail.
Incumbents must be prepared to attend public meetings and hearings, sometimes requiring evening work. Private means of transportation is required. Coursework in statistics, engineering, geography, economics, natural resources planning management, or a closely related field is preferred. Two years at or above a technical level in transportation planning and management, city and regional planning, or natural resources planning or regulation. Experience as defined above may be substituted for the college degree on a six months for semester basis.