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Job Responsibilities Performs a variety of tasks related to Traffic control. Pothole patching. Roadside clean-up. Work with basin, tree and pavement repair crews. Winter operations (salting and plowing). Operate a vehicle (with or without trailer) greater than 26,000 lbs. GVWR - service and maintain equipment. May operate various pieces of equipment such as a chipper, chainsaw and tractor. Dependent on experience and evaluation, may be asked to operate various pieces of heavy equipment such as shoulder maintainer, grader, loader, etc. Work collaboratively in the best and safest method to complete the day's work. Perform all duties in a citizen-service oriented manner, adhering to all safety and Board policies, regulations or procedures, including pre and post trip vehicle and equipment inspections. Must be willing to work in extreme weather conditions (both hot and cold). Must be willing to work a minimum of overtime offered monthly, with...

Sworn Road Deputy - Under direction, maintains law and order and serves the legal process of courts; patrols assigned areas to enforce laws, investigates crimes and arrests violators; investigates illegal or suspicious activity; may transport prisoners.  Pay Range from $69,027.26 - $88,094.87 Corrections Deputy - Under direction, provides institutional security, custody, enforcement of rules and supervision of inmates incarcerated in the Macomb County Jail; patrols and inspects assigned areas for tampering or contraband; performs duties in accordance with verbal direction, established policies, regulations and procedures; responsible for the safety, security and integrity of the Macomb County Jail. Pay Range from $62,706.06 - $67,790.40 911 Dispatcher - Under direction, receives routine and emergency calls, assesses situations and responds accordingly by dispatching appropriate patrol unit(s); EMS, Fire, and/or other responses. Enters data from calls into the Computer...

Michigan Army National Guard – Entry-Level Position : Now Hiring: Entry-Level Positions – Michigan Army National Guard Location : Michigan (In-person) Job Type : Part-time | Contract Monthly Pay : Starting from $1,800* (during training) Overview The Michigan Army National Guard is seeking motivated individuals to serve in part-time, entry-level roles with full-time benefits. As a Guard member, you will choose from a variety of military occupational specialties (MOS) that match your qualifications, while gaining valuable experience, education benefits, and leadership skills. Key Responsibilities Participate in monthly weekend drills (1 weekend per month) Complete annual training (2 weeks during the summer) Attend Basic Training and job-specific Advanced Individual Training (AIT) Serve and support your local community and country Uphold Army values and perform duties as assigned based on your selected job...

Duties:  Traffic control flagging on roadways. "Weed-whipping" behind roadside grass cutting crews. Picking up roadside litter with tongs or point stick. Roadway and land surveying for data entry. Operate agency pickup trucks for road maintenance needs. Management of road sign inventory. Filing and digitizing documents. Must perform duties in a professional and courteous manner to promote a positive image of the Road Commission for Oakland County. Requires a daily schedule that supports RCOC hours of operation. Regular and predictable onsite job attendance is an essential function of this position. Special Experience/Education: This position requires a high school diploma or GED. Must possess and maintain a valid State of Michigan Driver's License. At least 18 years of age. Legally eligible to work in the United States. Available to work RCOC standard hours of Monday through Friday, 7:30am to 4:30pm. *Positions...

Duties This is an opportunity for individuals interested in a career in road safety and construction to be a participant in RCOC’s Development Program as an Engineering Inspector I. While in the program, participants will complete classroom and on the job training in preparation for the construction season. The Engineer Inspector I is assigned specific road construction projects in various departments throughout the construction season, where they will perform a broad range of road construction inspection activities to assure quality of work. Detailed record keeping, subject to audit is required, in addition to all normal inspection requirements. Elements of the development program in addition to classroom include: job shadowing and rotations within the Construction, Permits, Traffic Safety, and Highway Maintenances departments. Special Experience/Education • A high school diploma or equivalent. • The ability to demonstrate basic math skills and be proficient with...