Motor Vehicle Compliance Analyst 1/2/3

State of Louisiana•Oakdale, LA

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV) performs functions of the state relative to the examination and licensing of operators of motor vehicles, the suspension and revocation of such licenses, issuance of vehicle title and registration certificates, license plates for all motor vehicles operated upon the highways of the state, recordation of liens against vehicles, and the collection of sales/use tax and other appropriate fees, all in accordance with applicable laws. We’re looking for a Motor Vehicle Analyst to join our Oakdale OMV Location. The Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV) will provide the highest quality service and protection to internal and external customers in an environment that views change as opportunity. If you're driven, collaborative, and ready to make an impact this could be the opportunity for you!

Requirements

Possession of a high school diploma or equivalent.
May be required to possess a current Louisiana driver's license at the time of appointment.

Responsibilities

Interviews customers for driver's licenses, identification cards, vehicle titles, and registration and/or reinstatement; assesses the physical and mental condition of applicants.
Determines the type of license required and reviews documents to determine the eligibility for and propriety of issuing the license.
Administers and grades vision, oral, and/or written tests to applicants for driver's licenses.
Inspects vehicles for safe operation; evaluates the driving ability of applicants by administering a thorough road skills test designed to test the applicants' driving skills.
Determines and issues proper license plates and/or renewal stickers.
Physically lifts and counts boxes, each weighing approximately 25 pounds, of license plates and other forms/paper used for driver's license and motor vehicle transactions.
Analyzes motor vehicle documents to ensure compliance with Louisiana and federal law.
Works in conjunction with insurance companies, insurance agencies, the Commissioner of Insurance offices, as well as courts, other law enforcement agencies, public officials, attorneys, other state agencies, etc.
Conducts special investigations to resolve problem cases expediently and compiles documents for record-keeping purposes.
Testifies in court on cases concerning civil and criminal matters about driving/registering records.