Requirements

High school diploma. Must pass a State and Federal criminal history/security background check; must also successfully complete Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) Joint Task Force (JTF) / State Law Enforcement Radio System (SLERS) fingerprint-based Criminal History Records Check (CHRC). Must pass a pre-employment drug screen. Constantly operate a computer and other monitoring equipment. Must be able to remain in a stationary position for long periods of time monitoring Intelligent Transportation Systems such CCTV camera displays, meters, law enforcement radio broadcasts, answering/responding to calls and communicating to other staff or partner agencies. Demonstrates flexibility by adjusting readily to changing priorities. Must have excellent communication skills, both written and oral, and be able to effectively and tactfully communicate with many levels of personnel in a variety of environments. Must be able to tactfully navigate delicate situations with finesse and sensitivity. Must have strong computer skills to be able to efficiently use the software provided to maintain the operation and required data. Must be detail oriented with a strong sense of motivation and drive to constantly perform at a high level of expertise. Fluent English reading and writing skills to be able to read and understand guidance for day to day work requirements. Ability to work a flexible schedule associated with the following shifts: weekends, evenings, holidays and flexible hours when necessary.

Job Description

TMC Operator’s primary responsibilities are to monitor roadway activities in order to identify, communicate and dispatch resources in response to traffic events and congestion on the MDX. The duties are similar to those of a 911 dispatcher within a fast-paced, call center environment. Manages traffic events including the monitoring of roadways to detect events, confirming events, and monitoring of events through the phases via CCTV. Disseminates information to the public via 511/Florida Traveler Information System (FLATIS) and Greater Miami Expressway (GMX) Dynamic Message Signs (DMS), regional Traffic Management Center (TMC)s, and other responding agencies. Adheres to the guidelines set forth in the Standard Operating Guidelines (SOG). Completes shift change reports as required by the SOG. Dispatches Road Rangers and monitors Road Ranger activity including the monitoring of the Automatic Vehicle Loader (AVL) system to provide oversight of the Road Ranger operations. Manages events to include monitoring the roadways, detecting events, monitoring the events, collecting information and disseminating information. Understand and abide by the standards set forth for ethical behavior and integrity as detailed in the Code of Business Conduct. Perform all other duties prescribed by management.