State of Washington Classified Job Specification
TRANSPORTATION PLANNING SUPERVISOR
Definition
Distinguishing Characteristics
Positions at this level are allocated only on the basis of point values as reflected in the Transportation Mid Management point factor evaluation system for transportation planning personnel. Point values are based on knowledge and skills, mental demands and accountability. The point spread for positions at this level is 442 630 points.
Legal Requirement(s)
Desirable Qualifications
Professional registration as an engineer in the branches of civil engineering or building architectural engineering, and one year of experience as a Transportation Planning Specialist 5 or equivalent classification.
OR
Professional registration as an engineer in the branches of civil engineering or building architectural engineering, and two years of experience as a Transportation Planning Specialist 4 or equivalent classification.
NOTE: A Master’s degree in engineering, architecture, landscape architecture, planning, environmental science, chemistry, physics, mathematics, economics, business administration, or social sciences may substitute for professional registration as an engineer in the branches of civil engineering or building architectural engineering. Equivalent formal course work in an established Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) program may substitute for a specified Master’s degree.
Equivalent education/experience.
Class Specification History
Revised minimum qualifications: 12-12-80
Revised minimum qualifications: 9-11-81
Revised definition, distinguishing characteristics, minimum qualifications and title change (formerly Transportation Planning Supervisor l): 3-1-84; adopted 1-12-84
Revised minimum qualifications: 10-15-99
Revised new class code: (formerly 67880) effective July 1, 2007