Highway Maintenance Worker 2 In-Training - Stevens Pass/Rest Area

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• Maintain rest area facilities by ensuring restrooms remain clean and functional, grounds are well-kept, and repairs are completed as needed.
• Perform asphalt and concrete pavement maintenance and repair.
• Maintain drainage facilities including catch basins, sedimentation facilities, and ditches.
• Maintain and/or repair guardrails, fences, and impact attenuator installation.
• Establish and maintain landscaping, to include planting and remediating sites.
• Haul materials such as rip rap, hot and cold asphalt, sand, gravel.
• Remove litter on state right-of-way to include animal remains and debris from roadways.
• Track, document, and report daily work activities.
• Account for inventory and inventories highway section.
• Perform snow and ice control.

• Possession of a Washington State CDL Class B without airbrake restrictions and N (tanker) endorsement.
• Competence in operating and maintaining heavy equipment, trucks, or similar machinery for roadways, construction, or related activities.
• Proficiency with basic computer and electronic tablet use to communicate, capture, and retrieve information.
• Ability to perform roadway maintenance, construction, landscaping, farming, or related labor-intensive tasks.
• Capability to work independently and collaboratively in varying weather and road conditions.

• $57,024.00 - $76,718.00 Annually
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