example systems include Truck and Equipment Controller Systems, electronic fleet management systems, Automatic Vehicle Location (AVL) System, etc; Develop proficiency in operations in three key areas: equipment maintenance (pre/post trips, operators manual, proper servicing and cleaning), safety and environmental awareness (safe operations, situational awareness, environmental impact awareness, and equipment specific operating hazards), and effective operations (accomplishing specific tasks under field conditions); Utilize laptop, radio, and a tablet based data collection system can be notified of incident locations, communicate with local responders and dispatch, and locate available resources; Update data collection system with data on each incident, such as what occurred on scene, what supplies were used, time spent en route and on scene, which agencies responded, information on the vehicles involved, VMS used, and cones used/hit. Your duties and responsibilities will include, but are not limited to, the following: Perform skilled physical work using appropriate tools and materials to achieve Division of Maintenance Operations (DMO) objectives, to ensure the safety of the traveling public, and to remove debris and obstruction as quickly as possible; Set up traffic control zones on the interstate and/or ramps by correctly deploying crash attenuator, traffic cones, and other items to close any necessary lanes; Move vehicle from the road by pushing it to the side, directing the motorist to move it, or keeping it safe for a tow truck; Clear crash scenes by removing debris, placing absorbent on the road for oil/gas leaks, and evaluating guardrail and other infrastructure for damage/ safety; Provide fuel, change tires, and give jumps to stalled vehicles; Pick up and deliver materials from the storeroom; Ensure tools are in safe operating condition.