Trades Specialist (Bridge) - Region 9
A Trades Specialist (Bridge) performs a variety of skilled activities associated with the repair and maintenance of bridges and following are only examples of the work performed and should not be considered an all inclusive list of their activities and assignments which can be found in the Highway Maintenance Operational Guidelines. o Operates gunite equipment in the pneumatic application of concrete to repair deteriorated areas of structural members. o Measures, cuts and welds steel plates with acetylene and electric cutting and welding equipment to reinforce damaged and deteriorated structural steel. o Erects scaffolds, rigs, slings and boatswain chairs and operates under bridge inspection equipment for the inspection, repair and maintenance of bridge super and substructures. o Operates sand blasting equipment to remove deteriorated paint, scale, rust and other undesirable material from steel and concrete bridge surfaces. o Works from blueprints, schematic drawings and written instructions fabricates elements of super and substructure, bridge railing and catwalks from structural steel. o Operates a variety of self-propelled equipment including dump trucks, patching machines, pavers, etc. needed for bridge repair and maintenance projects. o Supervises a bridge repair sub-crew on small bridge repair and maintenance projects. o Secures required resources from Bridge Repair Crew or Residencies. o Oversees, directs and works with sub-crew in performance of work to insure instructions, standards and safety procedures are observed. o Confers with crew supervisor if unforeseen problems are encountered. o Must be able to report within a maximum of one hour of call up to your designated shop location. o Trades Specialists (Bridge) will be required to perform snow and ice operations o Prepares a brief written daily report on sub-crew and resources used and an explanation of problems encountered and time delays.
Job Function
A Trades Specialist (Bridge) performs a variety of skilled activities associated with the repair and maintenance of bridges and following are only examples of the work performed and should not be considered an all inclusive list of their activities and assignments which can be found in the Highway Maintenance Operational Guidelines. o Operates gunite equipment in the pneumatic application of concrete to repair deteriorated areas of structural members. o Measures, cuts and welds steel plates with acetylene and electric cutting and welding equipment to reinforce damaged and deteriorated structural steel. o Erects scaffolds, rigs, slings and boatswain chairs and operates under bridge inspection equipment for the inspection, repair and maintenance of bridge super and substructures. o Operates sand blasting equipment to remove deteriorated paint, scale, rust and other undesirable material from steel and concrete bridge surfaces. o Works from blueprints, schematic drawings and written instructions fabricates elements of super and substructure, bridge railing and catwalks from structural steel. o Operates a variety of self-propelled equipment including dump trucks, patching machines, pavers, etc. needed for bridge repair and maintenance projects. o Supervises a bridge repair sub-crew on small bridge repair and maintenance projects. o Secures required resources from Bridge Repair Crew or Residencies. o Oversees, directs and works with sub-crew in performance of work to insure instructions, standards and safety procedures are observed. o Confers with crew supervisor if unforeseen problems are encountered. o Must be able to report within a maximum of one hour of call up to your designated shop location. o Trades Specialists (Bridge) will be required to perform snow and ice operations o Prepares a brief written daily report on sub-crew and resources used and an explanation of problems encountered and time delays.
Salary Range:
From $44354 to $54140 Annually
Minimum Qualification
Four years of full-time experience in a trade related to bridge repair, maintenance and construction under a skilled tradesperson which would provide training equivalent to that given in a training, apprenticeship, or equivalent program; or an equivalent combination of experience and training gained by completion of technical courses in a bridge or technical trade at a school, institute, or branch of the Armed Services. When required to operate motor vehicles, candidates must possess a valid New York State driver's license appropriate for the type of vehicle to be operated; candidates must be One-Person Plowing (OPP) certified to perform Snow & Ice Operations during the winter season; when required to perform work on NYSDOT projects, candidates must possess a NYSDOT Certified Welder in shielded metal arch welding, vertical position and unlimited thickness.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Job Function
A Trades Specialist (Bridge) performs a variety of skilled activities associated with the repair and maintenance of bridges and following are only examples of the work performed and should not be considered an all inclusive list of their activities and assignments which can be found in the Highway Maintenance Operational Guidelines. o Operates gunite equipment in the pneumatic application of concrete to repair deteriorated areas of structural members. o Measures, cuts and welds steel plates with acetylene and electric cutting and welding equipment to reinforce damaged and deteriorated structural steel. o Erects scaffolds, rigs, slings and boatswain chairs and operates under bridge inspection equipment for the inspection, repair and maintenance of bridge super and substructures. o Operates sand blasting equipment to remove deteriorated paint, scale, rust and other undesirable material from steel and concrete bridge surfaces. o Works from blueprints, schematic drawings and written instructions fabricates elements of super and substructure, bridge railing and catwalks from structural steel. o Operates a variety of self-propelled equipment including dump trucks, patching machines, pavers, etc. needed for bridge repair and maintenance projects. o Supervises a bridge repair sub-crew on small bridge repair and maintenance projects. o Secures required resources from Bridge Repair Crew or Residencies. o Oversees, directs and works with sub-crew in performance of work to insure instructions, standards and safety procedures are observed. o Confers with crew supervisor if unforeseen problems are encountered. o Must be able to report within a maximum of one hour of call up to your designated shop location. o Trades Specialists (Bridge) will be required to perform snow and ice operations o Prepares a brief written daily report on sub-crew and resources used and an explanation of problems encountered and time delays.
Salary Range:
From $44354 to $54140 Annually
Minimum Qualification
Four years of full-time experience in a trade related to bridge repair, maintenance and construction under a skilled tradesperson which would provide training equivalent to that given in a training, apprenticeship, or equivalent program; or an equivalent combination of experience and training gained by completion of technical courses in a bridge or technical trade at a school, institute, or branch of the Armed Services. When required to operate motor vehicles, candidates must possess a valid New York State driver's license appropriate for the type of vehicle to be operated; candidates must be One-Person Plowing (OPP) certified to perform Snow & Ice Operations during the winter season; when required to perform work on NYSDOT projects, candidates must possess a NYSDOT Certified Welder in shielded metal arch welding, vertical position and unlimited thickness.Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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