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Job description
Under general direction, manages all activities related to the construction and maintenance of The Toll Roads. Oversees construction of routine and complex toll improvement projects involving multiple stakeholders. Provides technical expertise in construction project management and oversees transportation-related construction projects as part of a project delivery team.
Provide senior and executive management support for capital programs involving the construction of roadway projects. Oversee construction management and construction contract administration services performed by others. Monitor and manage all project costs, including Caltrans activities, TCA’s Design Engineer of Record, utility relocation, right-of-way, legal, and other costs associated with construction and project closeout.
Requires a high-level of problem-solving, including the analysis of unique or increasingly complex issues, often without precedent and sometimes of sensitive or political nature—and the development, presentation, and implementation of strategies and recommendations for resolution to a variety of audiences.
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Transportation & Logistics • Public Administration • Construction
The Transportation Corridor Agencies (TCA) are joint powers authorities responsible for the planning, financing, construction, and operation of Orange County’s 51-mile Toll Roads network – State Routes 73, 133, 241, and 261. Serving as a vital 20% of the county’s highway system, TCA provides critical transportation infrastructure and solutions to improve regional mobility. TCA is an innovative agency with a history of pioneering tolling technologies, notably the development of the FasTrak® electronic toll collection system, now utilized statewide. The organization offers opportunities to contribute to a large-scale public works system and impact the daily commutes of hundreds of thousands of Southern California residents, guided by a board of directors comprised of local elected officials.