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This position is responsible for studying and analyzing crash data, noting high hazard locations and trends affecting highway safety for the entire State of Wyoming on all public roads in an effort to provide useful and understandable information to both internal and external customers. This position will help provide safer roadways by utilizing and understanding data programs such as mapping, reference markers, location (GIS) programs and data collection tools for crashes, traffic volumes and geospatial information.
Job Responsibility:
Works with the Wyoming Electronic Crash Reporting System (WECRS) to provide statewide data and analysis to internal and external customers
Creates and provides crash reports, traffic studies, histories, and table comparisons for internal and external customers
Works with computer programs, crash databases, and queries
Communicates with customers in all media to ensure information is provided
Conducts high-level analysis on core safety components
analyzes, interprets, and complies with crash data
Works with a wide variety of both internal and external professionals interested in highway safety
Produces small crash studies in conjunction with the needs of the SMS Committee
Compiles data and performs statistical analysis duties
Creates methodology of presentations prevalent and understandable to the customer using GIS and other mapping programs/operations
Creates spreadsheets, tables, and reports showing crash histories and trends for engineers at the Federal, State, and Local levels of government, consultants, and researchers
Requirements:
Bachelor's Degree (typically in Records or Data Management)
0-2 years of progressive work experience (typically in Records and Data Management) with acquired knowledge at the level of a Records & Data Management Specialist I
OR 3-5 years of progressive work experience (typically in Records and Data Management) with acquired knowledge at the level of a Records & Data Management Specialist I
Knowledge of office work procedures, standards and practices
Knowledge of basic statistical compilation and analysis
Knowledge and understanding of relational databases
Knowledge of all federal and state regulations and requirements associated with traffic records, professional guidelines and practices that aid in the retrieval of information
Ability to develop methodologies for the analysis of collected data using a variety of different analysis tools
Skills in Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Crystal Reports, Report Beam, Oracle, and ArcGis
Knowledge in Electronic Crash Reporting System, Accident Reporting Systems, and Safety Portal
Ability to read and understand maps, reference markers/mile post markers, GIS and web locators such as Google Earth
Nice to have:
Preference may be given to candidates with at least 2 years of experience as a data analyst using a relational database.
What we offer:
$2,000 Hiring Bonus
Comprehensive health, dental, and vision insurance