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Posted: 12-Nov-24
Location: East Bay, California
Type: Full Time
Salary: $92,500/year
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Overview
History & Background
ALTRANS is a Transportation Demand Management company skilled at identifying alternative transportation needs, developing shuttle and commute services, route optimization and management of turn- key Transportation Demand Management (TDM) operations. ALTRANS staff have been actively engaged in alternative transportation planning and trip reduction services for the last 25 years.
As a result of this work, we have been the recipient of various Transportation Demand Management and trip-reduction related awards from local and nationally recognized organizations such as Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD), Association for Commuter Transportation (ACT) and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Under the direction of ALTRANS’ management, the Site and Area Coordinator II position will be assigned to work on Transportation Demand Management Programs with ALTRANS’ current and future client base in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Status
40 hours per week; full-time; overtime exempt. Schedule includes normal business hours and occasional odd hours for outreach
Work Location
Hybrid Telework & Onsite
Primarily East Bay Area
Pay Range
$92,500/year base salary
Benefits Package
401(k) plan with 4% match on 100% wages;
$1000/month for primary and $900/month for dependent(s) towards company health plan; All-industry leading PTO/sick leave benefits.
Role Description
Strengths Based Approach
At ALTRANS, we are constantly striving toward a strengths based deployment of our team. Simply, this means having people do what they are best at. This flows from our core value of “Interdependence: 1+1=3.” We can achieve so much more if, instead of being proficient at everything, we are excellent at a few things.
An example of this is an annual commute survey and the ensuing report that goes to the client. Instead of each staff person conducting the process from start to end for their respective site, we work as a team, lending each other skills where needed, such as survey development, quality assurance, analysis, and reporting.
The former discusses the client-side of our work. Likewise, we are committed to being a strengths based organization internally. In 2019, we discarded entirely the traditional performance review and developed a strengths based, goal focused annual review process. It’s led primarily by self-assessment, and encourages learning, professional
development and aspirational thinking. We know building on strengths will yield far greater results than issuing demerits for weaknesses.
We hope this sounds like an organization and team that you’d like to join.
Education & Experience
- Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited university and/or transferrable
- Experience in program coordination, operations, marketing/outreach, and customer
- Knowledge of San Francisco Bay Area transportation systems demand management concepts is
Character/Attitude/Traits
- Upholds the five core values of ALTRANS: Integrity, Transparency, Interdependence, Win/Win & Going
- Comfortable and successful in new environments; can work with all levels of management and
- Outgoing with ability to professionally market/promote multi-faceted
- Time Management; uses resources and time well to solve problems and complete deliverables quickly and
- Level-headed; can clearly distinguish priority tasks over others; deals with unforeseen circumstances with calm and
- Excellent interpersonal and communication skills; professional, courteous, friendly, mindful of others, empathetic, understanding, good listener, patient.
- Detail-oriented regarding communication, document prep,
- Keeps assigned project file and management systems tidy and organized (Sharepoint, Asana).
- Advocates for commute alternative Believes in the intrinsic value of transit, bicycling, and other commute alternatives.
Technical
- Contribute to the development and preparation of Transportation Demand Management plans and
- Experience in and understanding “behavioral change”
- Demonstrated knowledge of and experience developing and conducting surveys, documentation techniques and basic research methods. Analyze survey results and write survey reports.
Role Description
Planning/TDM Program Management
- Identify roadblocks and provide viable solutions to alternative transportation
- Comply with current federal, state, county and local requirements and clean air
- Implement and coordinate TDM program requirements. Analyze data and provide recommendations to improve TDM programs elements to meet employee and client's needs.
- Work with public transit and private shuttle bus
- Collaborate with stakeholders regarding respective TDM
- Savvy of city planning processes such as CEQA, entitlement, and conditions of approval, and their impact on TDM.
Administration & Monitoring
- Organize program information, manage
- Conduct baseline and annual employee transportation surveying and other surveying as
- Maintain commuter website content, online carpool matching system, and other respective commute management systems in use.
- Document, maintain and present program data, such as periodic reports of TDM operations and metrics, commute alternatives mode usage, and SOV rates.
Marketing & Customer Service
- Provide personal trip planning assistance to
- Set a schedule of (hybrid) open office hours for commuter assistance (Zoom, in-person, ).
- Present commuter information at new employee orientations and other outreach
- Coordinate transportation fairs as
- Develop marketing
Other
- Ability to travel locally via transit, car, , between client locations when needed.
- Comfortable conducting tasks/meetings on location, in-
- Identifying business development opportunities
- Attend and/or be a member of local and regional board and council meetings
- Perform additional tasks as needed to support a strengths-based approach to completing and delivering on ALTRANS’ clients scopes of work.
Shuttle Monitoring and Evaluations
- Knowledge of Commercial Bus Safety Standards, including proper operation and maintenance
- Critically evaluate a shuttle operator’s safety adherence to said standards.
- Identify potentially dangerous safety situations and make recommendations for improvement.
- Identify and analyze operational inefficiencies and issues and make recommendations for improvement.
- Critically observe the operator’s customer service.
- Review and refine existing shuttle monitoring scorecard, and monitoring process.
- Engage in new business development, seeking new clients for shuttle management, operations, and monitoring.
- Research, develop and plan shuttle routes and services.
- Coordinate shuttle vendors for respective shuttle routes and programs.
- Identify and develop areas of improvement for shuttle programs to increase ridership and better serve the clients and their customer base.
- Promote shuttle service via transportation fairs and events, social media marketing.
- Engage in funding procurement, including grant research, applications, and administration.
- Consistently meet and/or communicate with all shuttle clients; ensure client care/satisfaction levels.
- Identify, research, and develop opportunities to transition existing fossil fuel-based services to alternative fuel-based services.
- As directed:
- Further develop aspects of the shuttle monitoring business plan
- Research and provide analysis of the current fleet safety industry, its players, attractive offerings, and opportunities.