Transportation Technician I/II - Park City

State of Utah•Park City, UT

1d•Onsite

About The Position

The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) is hiring a Transportation Technician I or II for its maintenance team at the Park City Maintenance Station. The position level depends on qualifications and experience; most employees begin at Technician I and may advance through training in UDOT’s Transportation Education Program (TEP). The role supports the upkeep and safety of Utah’s highways and may also support construction and permit projects. After approximately 18 months, employees may cross-train in construction inspection and materials testing. This is a full-time position with a salary range of $22.44–$25.22. Employees must be able to report to the Park City Maintenance Station within 30 minutes and maintain 24-hour availability for operational needs. A personal smartphone with a data plan is required; employees are eligible for a monthly taxable department allowance. The position requires a criminal history check and pre-employment drug testing, with random drug and alcohol testing after hire. Commercial driver license and learner permit holders must register with the FMCSA Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse.

Requirements

Have a Class A Commercial Driver’s License (CDL), or be able to obtain one within six months of hire; UDOT provides paid training and testing.
Be able to report to the Park City Maintenance Station within a 30-minute response time and maintain 24-hour availability for operational needs.
Be able to lift at least 50 pounds.
Maintain a personal smartphone with a data plan.
Be willing to work outdoors in varied weather conditions and perform physically demanding tasks.
Pass a criminal history check and pre-employment drug test; submit to random drug and alcohol testing after hire.
Register with the FMCSA Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse if holding a commercial driver license or learner permit.

Nice To Haves

Current Class A Commercial Driver’s License.
Experience in roadway maintenance and snow removal.
Professional experience operating heavy equipment such as loaders and backhoes.
Experience with mechanical maintenance or equipment repair.
Familiarity with UDOT maintenance or construction standards.
Demonstrated reliability and ability to work effectively in a team environment.

Responsibilities

Perform general maintenance on state routes, highways, and drainage features.
Operate snowplows, salt spreaders, and blowers to clear state roadways during winter storms.
Operate and perform basic maintenance on heavy equipment, including front-end loaders, backhoes, and graders.
Use department software to track assets and document work performed by UDOT crews and contractors.
Manage roadside vegetation using various methods, including herbicide application.
Support UDOT construction and permit projects as trained.
Complete required certifications and continued education through the UDOT Transportation Education Program.