5 technician jobs found in Lompoc, CA

This posting states its location as San Luis Obispo County rather than a street address. The work is assigned within that county. Classification: CALTRANS HEAVY EQUIPMENT MECHANIC While working for the Caltrans Division of Equipment the incumbent will work under the direction of a Highway Mechanic Supervisor and/or direction of a Caltrans Heavy Equipment Mechanic Leadworker. The incumbent will be working in a shop and/or field environment, constructing, inspecting, diagnosing, repairing and servicing various equipment used in the Department's fleet. Completes various records and reports, uses computer equipment for various tasks. May assist in instructing or giving direction to helpers, apprentices, or other employees. Incumbent must possess a valid class C driver license and will assume responsibility for reasonable safeguards, proper use and handling of materials and tools, equipment and facilities at all times using personal protective equipment (PPE). It may be...

This posting states its location as Santa Barbara County rather than a street address. The work is assigned within that county. Classification: CALTRANS EQUIPMENT OPERATOR II Under the supervision of a Caltrans Maintenance Supervisor, incumbent must retain an unrestricted Class A Commercial Drivers License and will operate equipment, construction machinery, vehicles, tools and will perform labor intensive field operations related to Emergency Response Incident Operations to perform cleanup/removal of encampments, illegal and unauthorized dumping, freeway spills and and various related maintenance activities, repairs and mitigation efforts as assigned. When not operating the specified equipment the Equipment Operator II will perform any of the duties outlined under Caltrans Equipment Operator I, or Caltrans Landscape Maintenance Worker; and do other related work. Incumbent may be required to work overtime, work irregular shifts/ alternate work schedules including nights,...

This posting states its location as San Luis Obispo County rather than a street address. The work is assigned within that county. Classification: PERSONNEL TECHNICIAN I Under the supervision of the Organization and Position Manager; acts as the liaison for personnel/payroll issues between District employees and Headquarters Transactions; disseminates personnel/payroll information and receives and distributes personnel-related documents to appropriate designated staff. Provides support to the District Human Resources Liaison and staff in the area of pay, benefits, recruitment and exams. Assists with District recruitment efforts and exams. As appropriate, provides assistance or refers employee questions and/or problems pertaining to a variety of personnel-related issues to the Human Resources Division or the District Human Resources Liaison. Personal Leave Program: Effective July 1, 2025, state employees are subject to temporary salary reductions ranging from 2% to...

This posting states its location as San Luis Obispo County rather than a street address. The work is assigned within that county. Classification: ENGINEERING GEOLOGIST Under the direction of a Senior Transportation Engineer and/or lead worker, the incumbent will provide environmental engineering support and perform daily activities related to hazardous waste, water quality, air quality, and noise, including data collection, field review, analysis, and preparation of technical reports and memos related to the environmental impacts of transportation projects. The Engineering Geologist reviews technical reports and district PS&E packages, prepares non-standard specifications and evaluates excess parcels for hazardous waste. The Engineering Geologist develops and monitors HW task orders designed to investigate the impact of hazardous waste constituents or site disturbance due to excavation and earthwork on highway projects. The Engineering Geologist provides technical...

This posting states its location as San Luis Obispo County rather than a street address. The work is assigned within that county. Classification: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTIST Caltrans Environmental Scientists perform a broad range of work concerning environmental issues related to protecting California's resources as related to transportation projects. Incumbents do field analyses; prepare environmental documents and technical studies, environmental permitting packages and regulatory permits; ensure compliance with various environmental laws and regulations; and conduct environmental protection, planning, and mitigation activities. Incumbents apply scientific methods and principles to analyze and evaluate available data on the effects of transportation projects on all aspects of the environment; prepare and review CEQA/NEPA and other technical documents to determine the effects; and implement mitigation strategies to lessen the impact of those projects. Under the general...