Transportation Enforcement Investigator (2 positions)

Location:  Springfield

(Note:  If the selected candidate is moving from a non-safety-sensitive job to a safety-sensitive job and/or moving from a non-physically demanding job to a physically demanding job, a drug test and/or a physical exam will be required.)

 

Job Summary:

The transportation enforcement investigator assists in and/or conducts safety and compliance reviews, inspections of vehicles, and investigations of suspected economic violations within a region of the state.  The position is governed by federal and state transportation statutes and regulations.   Responsibilities are performed under moderate supervision.  Knowledge of enforcement/investigative principles and practices as might be acquired through graduation from an accredited four-year college or university with a bachelor's degree in criminal justice, law enforcement, safety, business administration, or related discipline. 

Special Working Conditions/Job Characteristics:

Job requires regular travel within the region.

Investigations may be conducted after normal working hours, outdoors, in unfavorable weather conditions, in moving traffic, with potential exposure to hazardous materials, or other potentially dangerous conditions. 

Requires ability to climb on and under commercial vehicles.

Job incumbents will be required to become certified in North American Standard Inspection, General Hazardous Materials, Cargo Tank/Bulk Package, Federal Compliance Review, and Motor Coach courses.

Must reside or be willing to relocate within 15 miles of assigned area.

Application with resume and transcripts must be postmarked by September 1, 2004.