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State of Vermont AOT Project Manager I - Better Roads Coordinator in Barre, Vermont
This job was posted by https://www.vermontjoblink.com : For more information, please see: https://www.vermontjoblink.com/jobs/1168614
Overview
The Municipal Assistance Section of the Vermont Agency of Transportation (VTrans) is seeking an AOT Project Manager to join our team! As a Project Manager, you will assist with the oversight of project granting, scoping, design, permitting, ROW acquisitions, construction and inspection of various types of State and/or Federally funded, locally managed construction projects.
This position will be assigned as Project Supervisor on a multitude of projects from the Municipal Highway & Stormwater Mitigation Program, The Bicycle & Pedestrian program, and the Transportation Alternatives Program. This position will also support the VTrans Better Roads program as a Better Roads Coordinator. These duties involve assisting towns with stormwater mitigation projects on their local roads to ensure compliance with the Municipal Roads General Permit. In this role, you\'ll be assisting with planning, granting, technical assistance, construction efforts, fieldwork, database entry & analysis, and invoice review.
Working in Municipal Assistance is very rewarding as you will see positive outcomes and benefits to the many local communities in which we work. You will work with a variety of partners including engineering consultants, regional planning commissions, road foreman, town managers and administrators.
This is a very dynamic position that will provides skills, education and experience that will ultimately support future career growth. Seasonal and frequent field work and travel to municipalities throughout Vermont is anticipated, while the majority of duties are completed in an office environment. Telework and alternative work schedules may be available as outlined in the current State policy.
Environmental Factors
Duties are largely performed in an office setting; however, some field travel may be necessary. Fieldwork may involve exposure to hazardous materials, traffic hazards and construction sites during all weather conditions; and may involve traversing rough terrain and bodies of water. Some work outside of regular working hours, including attendance at public meetings, may be required. Strong differences of opinion may be encountered on a regular basis and these should be handled in a professional and respectful manner.