Bridge Tunnel Crewmember (Entry-Level)

• Staff inspection station locations to stop and inspect vehicles for over-height conditions, hazardous materials, security threats, and regulatory violations
  
• Accurately document vehicle inspections, violations, and incidents, and communicate findings to the Operations Crew Lead and Control Room.
  
• Direct and control traffic throughout the facility using approved traffic control techniques, including hand signals, STOP/SLOW paddles, whistles, and verbal commands.
  
• Maintain a visible security presence and remain alert to suspicious activities, security concerns, and safety hazards.
  
• Investigate and report unusual or suspicious activity in accordance with established procedures.
  
• Assist State and Local Police, Fire, EMS, and maintenance personnel during routine operations and emergency situations.
  
• Respond to roadway incidents, including vehicle crashes, disabled vehicles, abandoned vehicles, debris removal, tunnel evacuations, and traffic detours.
  
• Provide authorized roadside assistance to motorists, including tire changes, battery jump starts, fuel assistance, and debris removal.
  
• Serve as a member of an Emergency Response Team and respond promptly to incidents within the assigned operational area.
  
• Support emergency traffic management and roadway safety operations.
  
• Operate patrol and support vehicles, including SUVs, passenger vans, and heavy-duty pickup trucks equipped with arrow boards and emergency equipment.
  
• Perform pre-trip and post-trip inspections of assigned vehicles and equipment.
  
• Deploy, inspect, set up, and restock Incident Response Trailers as required.
  
• Operate hand tools such as shovels, brooms, and other equipment used in roadway and facility maintenance activities.
  
• Perform housekeeping duties to maintain safe, clean, and orderly work areas.
  
• Conduct inspections of facilities, grounds, buildings, and multi-story industrial structures.
  
• Process over-height vehicle violations at HRBT and MMMBT, including escorting vehicles and coordinating turnaround procedures.
  
• Provide wide-load vehicle escorts using designated vehicles and equipment.
  
• Monitor roadway conditions for congestion, lane closures, signal malfunctions, roadway hazards, and other operational concerns.
  
• Communicate professionally and effectively with motorists, coworkers, supervisors, emergency responders, and Control Room personnel.
  
• Operate two-way radio systems, telephones, and computer-based communication systems.
  
• Complete accurate inspection reports, vehicle logs, incident reports, and other required documentation.
  
• Relay timely and accurate operational information to supervisors and Control Room personnel.
  
• Perform light to moderate manual labor, including lifting up to 50 pounds, standing, sitting, walking, bending, pushing, pulling, and carrying equipment.
  
• Perform additional duties as assigned by a Supervisor or Senior Project Manager.
  

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