Implements contracts for rail, air, and public tranit planning projects. May testify as an expert witness at hearings when so required. Provides general planning assistance, as requested. Performs related duties as required. Knowledge of state and federal laws and regulations relevant to rail, air, and public transit.
Normal office working conditions generally apply.
Incumbents must be prepared to attend public meetings that occur outside normal working hours. Private means of transportation is required. Coursework in transportation logistics and goods movement, business administration, statistics, engineering, economics, transportation, or community planning is preferred. Two years at or above a professional level in transportation planning and management, city and regional planning, or transportation goods movement. Coursework as defined above is preferred.