In addition to evaluating each candidate's relative ability, as demonstrated by quality and breadth of experience, the following factors will provide the basis for competitively evaluating each candidate:
• Knowledge and ability to apply the fundamentals of land surveying. This includes mathematics and basic science as it applies to the land surveying profession.
• Knowledge of the methods and procedures used in the practice of land surveying as described in the Caltrans Surveys Manual.
• Knowledge and ability to apply the principles and practices of cartography.
• Knowledge of the basic organization, functions, mission, vision, and goals of the Department.
• Knowledge of principles and processes of personnel management and the role of the supervisor in the EEO, Health & Safety, labor relations, and Human Resource programs.
• Knowledge and understanding of the Department's zero tolerance policies and progressive discipline process.
• Knowledge and practice of current safety procedures as described in the Code of Safe Surveying Practices and the Caltrans Illness and Injury Prevention Program.
• Knowledge and ability to utilize basic principles of trigonometry as used in plane and geodetic surveying and within the California Coordinate System.
• Knowledge of the applicable laws and the Department's responsibility to perpetuate monumentation and mapping as defined in the Land Surveyors' Act and the Subdivision Map Act.
• Ability to apply the principles of project management, develop QC/QA processes and performance measures, and establish and adhere to schedules.
• Ability to establish and maintain friendly and cooperative relations with those contacted in the course of work and to communicate effectively, both orally and in writing, with others internally or outside the Department.
• Ability to conduct research, analyze survey data, perform survey calculations, and resolve complex surveying problems and situations using sound methods and procedures, and apply an effective action to obtain satisfactory results.
• Ability to conduct research, analyze survey data, perform survey calculations, and resolve complex surveying problems and situations using sound methods and procedures, and apply an effective action to obtain satisfactory results.
• Ability to create survey documents that comply with laws regulating the practice of land surveying in the State of California.