University Approved Jobs: Transportation
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Assistant Director, Transportation
The Assistant Director, Transportation, under general direction, is responsible for the overall administration and management of assigned unit(s) in the department.
Assistant Manager, Parking Systems
The Assistant Manager, Parking Systems, under general direction, is responsible for the management of parking systems including parking access and revenue control, license plate recognition (LPR), parking guidance systems, video surveillance and intercom systems
Assistant Manager, Transportation
The Assistant Manager, Transportation is responsible for assisting in the management and coordination of the Parking Services Unit.
Associate Director, Transportation
The Associate Director, Transportation is responsible for all departmental operations and administration for the Department of Transportation Services related to IT Support, IT Development, and Parking Access and Maintenance.
The Automotive Parts Specialist I, under general supervision, assists in managing an automotive parts department. Receives, handles, records, stores, and issues a variety of automotive parts.
Automotive Parts Specialist II
The Automotive Parts Specialist II, under general supervision, is responsible for operating an automotive parts department by ordering, receiving, recording, and storing a variety of automotive and heavy equipment parts. Trains staff on inventory procedures. Responsible for supervising Parts student workers. Assists in credit card processing and oversees the operation in the absence of the supervisor.
Automotive Parts Specialist III
The Automotive Parts Specialist III, under general supervision, is responsible for operating an automotive parts department by ordering, receiving, recording, and storing a variety of automotive and heavy equipment parts. Trains staff on inventory procedures. Responsible for supervising Parts student workers. Assists in credit card processing and oversees the operation in the absence of the supervisor.
The Automotive Technician I is responsible for maintaining and repairing gasoline-engine vehicles and equipment.
The Automotive Technician II is responsible for performing highly skilled maintenance and repairing operations on gasoline-engine vehicles and equipment; may direct the work of other technicians, mechanics, and helpers.
The Automotive Technician III performs highly skilled maintenance and repairing operations on vehicles and equipment to include complex electrical repairs and trouble shooting and programming various multiplex systems. Directs the work of other technicians, mechanics, and helpers.
The Diesel Technician I is responsible for performing skilled maintenance and repair operations on diesel-engine vehicles and equipment.
The Diesel Technician II is responsible for performing highly skilled maintenance and repair operations on diesel-engine vehicles and equipment; may supervise other technicians, mechanics, and helpers.
The Diesel Technician III is responsible for performing highly skilled maintenance and repairing operations on diesel-engine vehicles and equipment to include complex electrical repairs and trouble shooting and programming various multiplex systems. The Diesel Technician III will direct the work of other technicians, mechanics, and helpers.
The Director of Transportation is responsible for all departmental operations and administration for the Department of Transportation Services related to IT Support, IT Development, and Parking Access and Maintenance. Will be in charge when Associate Vice President and Executive Director are not available depending on Director’s availability.
The Manager, Parking Systems, under general direction, is responsible for the management of parking systems including parking access and revenue control, license plate recognition (LPR), parking guidance systems, video surveillance and intercom systems.
The Transportation Services Manager is responsible for the overall development and management of sustainable transportation on the TAMU campus.
The Mechanic I is responsible for, under general supervision, performing routine maintenance and repair tasks on gasoline or diesel engine vehicles or equipment.
The Mechanic II, under general supervision, is responsible for maintaining and repairing gasoline-engine vehicles and equipment.
The Mechanic III, under general supervision, is responsible for maintaining and repairing gasoline-engine vehicles and equipment.
The Parking Services Officer I is responsible for performing traffic control duties, assists with enforcement of parking regulations, and offers public assistance to university employees, students, and visitors
Parking Services Officer I - Nights
The Parking Services Officer I - Nights, under supervision, enforces parking regulations and offers public assistance to university employees and visitors during evenings and nights.
The Parking Services Officer II is responsible for performing traffic control duties, assists with enforcement of parking regulations, and offers public assistance to university employees, students, and visitors
Parking Services Officer II - Nights
The Parking Services Officer II – Nights is responsible for performing traffic control duties, assists with enforcement of parking regulations, and offers public assistance to university employees, students, and visitors.
The Parking Services Officer III is responsible for providing field training and performs duties in parking enforcement, traffic control, dispatch, and Special Controlled Access Network stations, and offers public assistance to university employees, students, and visitors.
Parking Services Officer III - Nights
The Parking Services Officer III – Nights is responsible for providing field training and performs duties in parking enforcement, traffic control, dispatch, and Special Controlled Access Network stations, and offers public assistance to university employees, students, and visitors.
The Parking Services Officer IV is responsible for performing advanced supervisory and other in-field duties in assigned area of traffic control, parking enforcement, dispatch, or Special Controlled Access Network activities, and offers assistance to university employees, students, and visitors.
Parking Services Officer IV - Nights
The Parking Services Officer IV- Nights is responsible for performing advanced supervisory and other in-field duties in assigned area of traffic control, parking enforcement, dispatch, or Special Controlled Access Network activities, and offers assistance to university employees, students, and visitors.
Parking Systems Technician I
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Parking Systems Technician II
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Parking Systems Technician III
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The Service Writer, under direction, receives vehicles and interprets information provided by users in order to diagnose maintenance issues.
The Parking Services Supervisor, under general supervision, supervises daily operation of assigned department area and assists the Manager of Parking Services with administrative duties.
Supervisor, Parking Services - Nights
The Parking Services Supervisor- Nights, under general supervision, supervises daily operation of assigned department area and assists the Manager of Parking Services with administrative duties.
The Transit Supervisor, under direction, assists with the daily operations of the campus transit system. Monitors routes, coordinates drivers and buses, assist customers, and responds to accidents.
The Transit Supervisor - Nights, under general supervision, assists with the daily operations of the campus transit system, monitors routes, assigns route assistants, coordinates drivers and buses, assists customers, and responds to accidents for the night hours. This supervisor will be responsible for making all operational decisions from 8:00 pm to 1:00 am, Monday – Friday.
The Vehicle Parts Supervisor, under general supervision supervises parts ordering and inventory control in the Vehicle Maintenance area. Responsible for providing quality, efficient, and cost-effective parts ordering and inventory for all customers.
The Vehicle Shop Supervisor is responsible for supervising the repair and maintenance of buses, heavy equipment and other vehicles as assigned. Responsible for handling personnel matters concerning technicians and student workers. Responsible for providing quality, efficient and cost effective maintenance for all customers.
The Transit Bus Driver is responsible for driving the Texas A&M University transit routes as scheduled and providing customer service by assisting passengers with questions on policies, routes, etc.
The Transit Driver Instructor is responsible for instructing new drivers during in-service trainee driving while operating during normal route service by providing instruction, feedback, written evaluation, etc. Also responsible for driving Texas A&M University transit routes as scheduled.
The Transit Trainer is responsible for training budgeted and student transit drivers during the out-of-service and in-service phases of training, being knowledgeable of the daily operation of the campus transit system, and assisting with coordinating drivers, trainees, and buses as well as assisting customers regarding the transit system.
Transportation Maintenance Leader I
The Transportation Maintenance Leader I, under general supervision, is responsible for the coordination and deployment of signs, barricades and other devices used for traffic and pedestrian notification and control. Provide leadership to assigned personnel on a daily basis.
Transportation Maintenance Leader II
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Transportation Maintenance Supervisor
The Transportation Maintenance Supervisor, under general supervision, responsible for the coordination and deployment of signs, barricades and other devices used for traffic and pedestrian notification and control; the painting of parking structures striping and various maintenance to parking-related structures. Supervises staff responsible for these tasks. Completes physical inventory of departmental equipment.
Transportation Maintenance Technician
The Transportation Maintenance Technician is responsible for the production and deployment of signs, barricades and other devices used for traffic and pedestrian notification and control, as well as performing basic parking structure repairs. Assists in the support of special events.