9 driver jobs found in Hayward, CA

This posting states its location as Alameda County rather than a street address. The work is assigned within that county. Classification: SENIOR TRANSPORTATION ENGINEER, CALTRANS PARF # 04-27-0378, JC-533265 Under the general direction of the Supervising Transportation Engineer (Sup. TE), the incumbent will be responsible for reviewing approximately 70% of the Maintenance Engineering initiated projects that will be going through the District Office Engineer (DOE)for Ready to List (RTL) status. This includes review of draft plans, estimates, providing comments and producing specifications so that Plans, Specifications and Estimate (PS&E) can be circulated. The position requires working with Maintenance projectengineers (PE), functional units, and DOE to develop final PS&E's that are complete, in conformance with standards, and satisfactory for submittal to the Headquarters Office Engineer (HQOE) for advertisement and award. This also includes...

This posting states its location as Alameda County rather than a street address. The work is assigned within that county. Classification: SENIOR TRANSPORTATION ENGINEER, CALTRANS PARF# 04-27-0184 / JC-534040 Under the general direction of a Supervising Transportation Engineer in the Division of Program and Project Management the Senior Transportation Engineer serves as Project Manager. The incumbent ensures the delivery of all assigned projects within scope, cost, schedule, and resources. The Senior Transportation Engineer is responsible for managing and facilitating the development and engineering administration of the project from inception through completion of the construction contract. The Senior Transportation Engineer will provide transportation engineering support to the Supervising Regional Project Manager for projects that are in the State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP), State Highway Operational and rotection...

This posting states its location as Alameda County rather than a street address. The work is assigned within that county. PARF# 04-27-0426, JC-533245 Under the general supervision of a Maintenance Supervisor, the incumbent will assist the supervisor in planning, scheduling, and performing work. The incumbent will oversee and lead field operations related to Emergency Response Incidents to perform cleanup/removal of encampments, illegal dumping, and various related maintenance activities, repairs and mitigation efforts as assigned. Incumbent may also lead efforts to clean freeway spills as needed. Incumbent will keep accurate records of labor, equipment and material usage. In the absence of the Caltrans Maintenance Supervisor, the Leadworker will assume the supervisor's duties. Incumbent must have and retain a Qualified Applicator Certificate (QAC) with a Category "C" (Right-of-Way Pest Control) and a Commercial Drivers License, Class "B" with...

This posting states its location as Alameda County rather than a street address. The work is assigned within that county. Classification: CALTRANS MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR PARF# 04-27-0423, JC-533539 Under the general supervision of a Maintenance Manager I, the incumbent supervises a maintenance crew engaged in Emergency Response Incident Operations related to encampment removal and cleanups, removal of debris from illegal and unauthorized dumping, cleanup of freeway spills on traveled-way, roadsides, landscape and highway appurtenances, related maintenance activities, minor repairs and mitigation efforts associated with encampments. The Maintenance Supervisor maintains knowledge of current and applicable safe work practices and expectations, training and compliance of maintenance staff with departmental and mandated safety and health standards, policies, procedures, and directives as stipulated by departmental guidelines and legal requirements including Maintenance Policy...

This posting states its location as Contra Costa County rather than a street address. The work is assigned within that county. Under the general direction of the appropriate level of supervision within the Toll Bridge Region, the incumbent performs various types of highway maintenance functions such as, but not limited to; heavy manual labor, AC paving, pothole, mowing, pruning and other duties as required. Supervision Received: In the Toll Bridge Region, under the close supervision of a Caltrans Bridge Maintenance Supervisor, or Leadworker the incumbent preforms miscellaneous laboring work in connection with the maintenance of state bridges. Priorities are set and the incumbent is expected to coordinate the necessities to accomplish the function with a reasonable degree of independence.  Special Characteristics Must be willing to work non-traditional work schedules to accommodate special events, emergencies or projects that effect the Region...

This posting states its location as San Joaquin County rather than a street address. The work is assigned within that county. Under the direction of a Caltrans Maintenance Area Superintendent, the Maintenance Supervisor supervises and works with a maintenance crew engaged in highway maintenance activities including those associated with SB1, such as drainage and pump plant maintenance; delineation; PCC pavements; asphalt pavements; emergency response; accident clean up; and traffic control. The Maintenance Supervisor has oversight and charge of personnel classifications including: Caltrans Highway Maintenance Worker, Caltrans Landscape Maintenance Worker, Caltrans Equipment Operator I, Caltrans Equipment Operator II, Caltrans Landscape Maintenance Leadworker, and Caltrans Highway Maintenance Leadworker. The Maintenance Supervisor maintains knowledge of current and applicable safe work practices and expectations, and ensures training and compliance of maintenance staff with...

This posting states its location as San Joaquin County rather than a street address. The work is assigned within that county. The Bridge Maintenance Supervisor works with a maintenance crew engaged in highway maintenance and bridge maintenance activities. In charge of personnel classifications including that of; Caltrans Maintenance Worker, Caltrans Equipment Operator I, and Caltrans Equipment Operator II, Caltrans Highway Maintenance Leadworker, and Caltrans Structural Steel Welder. Required to maintain a Class "C" driver's license. A Class "A" driver's license with an "N" endorsement is desirable. 10-27-0118/JC-533703 Personal Leave Program: Effective July 1, 2025, state employees are subject to temporary salary reductions ranging from 2% to 4.62% in exchange for Personal Leave Program (PLP) hours. Please note that the salary ranges listed in this Job Control may not reflect these reductions associated with the 2025 Personal Leave...

This posting states its location as San Joaquin County rather than a street address. The work is assigned within that county. Classification: CALTRANS MAINTENANCE MANAGER II Under the general direction of the Office Chief, a Supervising Transportation Engineer (TE), the incumbent serves as the Maintenance Manager II (MMII) with the working title Regional Manager of Maintenance Support. The incumbent is responsible for implementing, directing, and managing a broad and complex portfolio of district wide Maintenance Support functions. These functions include oversight of fleet optimization, equipment, facilities management, level of service (LOS) performance, hazardous materials (hazmat) coordination, landscape program activities, stationary engineer, storm water compliance, Adopt-A-Highway operations, utility coordination, Integrated Maintenance Management System (IMMS) administration, radio communications, encampment response support, and on-boarding for new field staff. The...

This posting states its location as Santa Cruz County rather than a street address. The work is assigned within that county. Under the supervision of a Caltrans Maintenance Supervisor, the Equipment Operator II is responsible for operating and servicing highway maintenance, landscape or construction equipment (identified as category A & B by Caltrans) at least 50% or more of the time. Incumbent may be assigned to perform non-equipment operation duties as part of their normal assignments. Operate Class I and Class II equipment used by the assigned unit. When not operating the specified equipment, accomplish tasks normally performed by the assigned unit. Such tasks may include, but are not limited to: paving, shoulder grading, mowing, ditch cleaning, dig outs, pavement patching, repair or replacement of guide markers, signs, fence, guardrail, clean culverts, traffic control, litter pick up, maintenance of roadside rests, and any other duties that would normally be assigned...