State of North Carolina

Consultant

• Provide safety and environmental health technical services and consultation to all subsets of the department within the Western half of the State.
• Independently schedule, conduct and report annually on the results of site inspections of Juvenile Justice facilities and other department office locations.
• Apply in-depth knowledge of OSHA standards, NFPA standards, N.C. State Building Codes and other applicable regulations to the job.
• Support the Western and Piedmont areas as well as some Central locations in North Carolina.
• Travel daily to various facilities/sites and report to a designated office at least 1 day/week.
• Conduct investigations of serious accidents, incidents, and property loss and prepare analytical reports/recommendations to prevent future occurrences.
• Develop and conduct safety and health-related training and policies.

Safety Consultant I

Events

• Ensure the safety and security of offenders
• Prevent escape, disorder, and harm to offenders, visitors, and staff
• Conduct searches of offenders, visitors, cells, and other areas for weapons and contraband
• Maintain and record offender counts, cell assignments, and other pertinent information
• Escort offenders within and outside the institution
• Supervise offender work details
• Identify offenders with behavioral, medical, or other issues to ensure appropriate safety and security measures
• Monitor offender activity in person and on closed-circuit monitors

Correctional Officers

Engineer

• Work in this class involves full responsibility for supervising and coordinating activities of vessel personnel engaged in operating and maintaining propulsion and other engines, generators, deck, machinery, electrical, refrigeration and sanitation equipment and other related systems on board ferry vessels.
• Employees operate the engineering systems in accordance with rules and regulations established by the U.S. Coast Guard, North Carolina Department of Transportation and policies and procedures of the Ferry Division.
• Employees are responsible for following all safety and Homeland Security rules and regulations.
• Checks, operates, and maintains marine equipment such as engines, generators, steering gears, pumps, and other auxiliary equipment; performs minor emergency repairs while underway.
• Executes orders received from the Ferry Master pertaining to starting, stopping, speed of vessel, and other operations while vessel is underway.
• Maintains and operates all below-deck firefighting equipment.
• Prepares and maintains records of all tools and parts; keeps daily logs of all machinery operations such as engine RPMs, time, temperature, pressures, oil changes, quantity of fuel and water aboard, and all repairs made to engines auxiliary equipment.
• Participates in minor repairs on motors, auxiliary equipment, and the hull.

Ferry Chief Engineer

Data Analyst

• This is a technical position responsible for ensuring the accuracy, completeness, and timeliness of Transitions to Community Living (TCL) program data
• The employee serves as a key member of the TCL team
• Responsible for enabling data-driven decision-making and program improvement through the production and dissemination of insightful reports and analyses
• Manage the development and maintenance of a comprehensive data collection system
• Provide training and support to stakeholders on utilizing TCL data and dashboards effectively

Software Engineer

• support technicians and engineers in construction inspection, surveying, materials sampling, testing, erosion control, and construction traffic control
• perform a full range of calculations and computations and be proficient in record keeping

Engineering Technician I – Division 8

• Serve as an Assistant District Engineer in the Boone District Office.
• Review and approve driveway permits, encroachment agreements, subdivision plans, and road additions.
• Supervise Engineering Technicians including the distribution of workload, tracking of permits as they move through the review and approval process, and performance evaluation.
• Perform on-site inspections for compliance to NCDOT specifications for driveway permits, encroachments, and subdivisions.
• Prepare deficiency letters as it relates to road additions.
• Read and interpret construction plans.
• Communicate effectively with engineers, developers, members of the public, public officials, and other personnel.
• Review driveway permit and encroachments plans, identify areas that are not in compliance with NCDOT standards, and respond to the applicant with a list of deficiencies.
• Ensure permits, agreements, and projects are completed accurately and in a timely manner.
• Write memos and reports that clearly convey technical information and engineering concepts.

Engineer I – Assistant District Engineer

Administrative Assistant

• Processing e-procurement requests for various sections
• Supporting administrative functions, including festival reporting
• Managing invoice payments and monitoring budgets
• Taking minutes at meetings and distributing them
• Multi-tasking under stringent deadlines and working in a team environment

Administrative Specialist I

• Provide all state benefits including paid vacation and sick leave, health insurance, and retirement.
• Support technicians and engineers in construction inspection, surveying, materials sampling, testing, erosion control, and construction traffic control.
• Perform a full range of calculations and computations.
• Compile, analyze, compute, edit, and process field data.

Engineering Technician I – Division 10

• Perform regulatory activities to determine compliance with state and/or federal Medicare/Medicaid requirements
• Conduct independent administrative investigations of unlicensed health care workers in various health care settings
• Testify frequently in administrative hearings
• Complete documentation using computer and database access
• Frequent travel including some overnights and lifting/carrying of laptop computer and other equipment.
• Work independently under supervision of a regional supervisor

Nurse Consultant I

Public Relations

• Organizing and representing the North Carolina Zoo at public speaking engagements, priority tours, and other writing or PR assignments as needed
• Drafts, edits, and publishes web copy, radio ad scripts, and blogs/articles as needed
• Assists with the implementation and execution of communications team-related activities
• Represents the organization through effective public speaking and professional presentations
• Utilizes news media effectively by delivering on-camera interviews, preparing press releases, and leading media escorts/tours

Public Relations Coordinator

Auditor

• Conduct independent examinations of financial records of taxpayers with unique audit features
• Perform complex and specialized audits
• Justify and defend audit findings
• Communicate comprehensive information on matters of complex nature
• Write comprehensive reports of examinations
• Investigate beyond what is reported on a tax return
• Accumulate all pertinent facts and documentation
• Exercise adequate judgment to know when to end an examination
• Utilize various accounting systems and computerized systems to make complex tax determinations
• Some overnight travel is required throughout the year

Field Tax Auditor

• provide technical work supporting technicians and engineers in construction inspection
• conduct surveying, materials sampling, testing, erosion control, and construction traffic control
• perform a full range of calculations and computations
• proficient in record keeping
• perform standardized and non-standardized tests and assignments in compiling, analyzing, computing, editing, and processing field data

Engineering Technician I – Division 4 Construction

Project Manager

• Coordinate internal engineering review of schematic designs and construction drawings provided by outside consultants for conformance with operational needs and local, state and federal codes and professional standards.
• Review and interpret plans for other Zoo departments.
• Represent the Zoo at construction progress meetings, conferences, inspections, and with the State Construction Office.
• Review construction quality to ensure adherence to plans, specifications, and sound construction practices and codes.
• Review contractor payment requests, approve/negotiate change orders during construction, and monitor project budgets.
• Maintain project records during construction and after completion, such as budgets, invoices, and submittals.
• Conduct final inspections along with designers, recommends acceptance for occupancy.
• Conduct post-occupancy evaluation and resolves issues through warranty considerations.

Planning & Construction Project Manager

Procurement

• Responsible for the supervision of assigned procurement staff.
• Review and approval of all facility orders within the electronic procurement platform to ensure compliance, including validating required documentation is attached for all procurements.
• Make determination of appropriate acquisition procedure such as using State Term Contracts, obtaining quotes, soliciting bids based on the nature of requisition item(s) and dollar thresholds.
• Analyze contract requirements and special provisions to ensure compliance with appropriate laws, regulations, and business unit procedures.
• Development, review and preparation of contractual documents such as RFIs, RFQs, iRFQs, IFBs, RFPs MOUs, MOAs, personal service agreements, and sole source agreements.
• Assist business owners in developing and clarifying performance measures, deliverables, standards and effective evaluation criteria.
• Preparing specifications, evaluating bids, quotes, making awards, approving requisitions to purchase and contract, reconciling invoices, confirming purchase orders for emergencies, seeking out new/alternate products/services for the Center, under supervision of the Facility Type Manager.
• Overseeing Procurement Card (PCARD) Management at the Facility. Ensure compliance with departmental policy through random internal PCARD audits. Oversee and delivery of required annual PCARD training. Creating and delivering procurement-related training or guidance through the use of electronic procurement platforms and with PCARD to facility stakeholders.

Procurement Officer

• Provides employment related services to multiple counties in the Northwest Prosperity Zone.
• Assists veterans in overcoming barriers to employment by delivering appropriate services.
• Identifies necessary training and supportive services.
• Provides ongoing support during and after job placements.
• Conducts targeted outreach to employers to facilitate job search workshops.
• Establishes job search groups to assist veterans in gaining employment.
• Travels within the Northwest Prosperity Zone as needed.