DMV - NCDMV CDL Unit Manager

State of North Carolina

About The Position

Please note that all positions close at 12:00 AM on the posted closing date. You must apply by 11:59 PM prior to the posted closing date. This position with NCDOT offers full State Benefits , competitive salaries and many career development opportunities. This is a repost. Previous applicants are still being considered. The Position is located at the DMV Rocky Mount Headquarters. The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles is looking for motivated and energetic people to join our team. Start an exciting new career with an organization that is on the move! The primary purpose of this position is to promote highway safety through training and monitoring. This position must supervise, coordinate, and evaluate training of new personnel as well as continuing education of DMV examiners related to Commercial Driver License policy and procedures. This position will be responsible for monitoring employees and their assigned tasks as it relates to training and Commercial Driver License issues. This position will approve all lesson plans and training programs. This position will schedule special assignments and adjust workloads, set goals and objectives for the section, and develop work plans to meet those goals and objectives. This position administers the Third-Party Testing program including certification of third-party testers and examiners and monitors the testing activities through analysis of data collected through audit reports, monthly reports, and DOT Information Technology, must be able to identify trends that could indicate problems with substandard testing. The Manager must conduct covert observation of CDL skill testing on third-party testers and DMV examiners and prepare reports of findings. This position administers the licensing program for private Truck Driver Training Schools, instructors, and recruiters in the state. This position is to stay informed about changes in the Federal Motor Carrier Regulations and draft legislation as required. This position communicates with FMCSA officials, General Assembly subcommittees, the Commissioner of DMV, the Deputy Commissioner of DMV, the Director of Driver Services, and the Assistant Director of Driver Services in reference to Commercial Driver License issues. This position must identify changes needed and submit Change Requests to DOT Information Technology personnel for needed programming changes to SADLS system in the development of new initiatives and programs mandated by changes in state law and FMCSA regulations, including funding of DOT IT projects through FMCSA grants. This position is responsible for keeping the issuance of commercial driver licenses in compliance with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations as these pertain to the Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act which was passed by the United States Congress in 1986. The program area for this position includes thorough knowledge of state and federal laws and standards regarding Division of Motor Vehicle Services; considerable knowledge of personnel policies, rules, and regulations; considerable experience with Microsoft applications; and 5 years of program and policy management of which must have been of a supervisor nature.

Requirements

Thorough knowledge of state and federal laws and standards regarding Division of Motor Vehicle Services
Considerable knowledge of personnel policies, rules, and regulations
Considerable experience with Microsoft applications
5 years of program and policy management of which must have been of a supervisor nature
Bachelor’s degree from an appropriately accredited institution and five (5) years of experience related to the area of assignment; or an equivalent combination of training and experience

Nice To Haves

Experience initiating and implementing administrative programs, procedures, and evaluating their effectiveness
Experience establishing, applying, and interpreting a wide range of policies, procedures and/or laws
Knowledge of NC DMV Laws (Chapter 20), rules, regulations, and statutes related to motor vehicles
Knowledge of management principles, techniques, practices, and consistent project management skills
Experience setting priorities, strategic planning and goal setting

Responsibilities

Promote highway safety through training and monitoring
Supervise, coordinate, and evaluate training of new personnel as well as continuing education of DMV examiners related to Commercial Driver License policy and procedures
Monitor employees and their assigned tasks as it relates to training and Commercial Driver License issues
Approve all lesson plans and training programs
Schedule special assignments and adjust workloads, set goals and objectives for the section, and develop work plans to meet those goals and objectives
Administer the Third-Party Testing program including certification of third-party testers and examiners and monitors the testing activities through analysis of data collected through audit reports, monthly reports, and DOT Information Technology, must be able to identify trends that could indicate problems with substandard testing
Conduct covert observation of CDL skill testing on third-party testers and DMV examiners and prepare reports of findings
Administer the licensing program for private Truck Driver Training Schools, instructors, and recruiters in the state
Stay informed about changes in the Federal Motor Carrier Regulations and draft legislation as required
Communicate with FMCSA officials, General Assembly subcommittees, the Commissioner of DMV, the Deputy Commissioner of DMV, the Director of Driver Services, and the Assistant Director of Driver Services in reference to Commercial Driver License issues
Identify changes needed and submit Change Requests to DOT Information Technology personnel for needed programming changes to SADLS system in the development of new initiatives and programs mandated by changes in state law and FMCSA regulations, including funding of DOT IT projects through FMCSA grants
Responsible for keeping the issuance of commercial driver licenses in compliance with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Regulations as these pertain to the Commercial Motor Vehicle Safety Act which was passed by the United States Congress in 1986