State of Oklahoma

Network Engineer

• Plan, develop, and implement wireless, telephone, data, telecommunications, and information technology programs and networks for the state
• Provide data and/or voice network services; establish and maintain networks and systems
• Perform preventive maintenance, evaluate system performance, respond to malfunctions, and resolve operating problems
• Install, test, and modify data, voice, and wireless networks, routers, and communication components
• Coordinate and perform system tests; adjust, calibrate, and modify equipment or components
• Confer with agency users, other agencies, political subdivisions, technical staff, contractors, and vendors to determine service requirements
• Manage and administer the public safety network and ensure security compliance with State and Federal requirements
• Research network technologies and recommend technical solutions
• Monitor network performance
• Cross-train IT staff to create depth in support of IT services
• Perform other duties as assigned

Network Administrator

Administration

• Plan, coordinate, and direct activities related to construction, renovation, maintenance, and repair of state-owned or state-leased buildings, facilities, grounds, and equipment
• Manage and supervise construction/maintenance technicians, licensed trades specialists, contracted crews, workers, and other personnel
• Conduct inspections and determine maintenance, construction, and renovation requirements
• Estimate labor and material costs
• Inspect work in progress and completed work for code compliance
• Develop and implement budgets, policies, and procedures
• Ensure compliance with laws, rules, and regulations
• Prepare routine and special reports
• Evaluate project bids
• Prepare specifications for equipment, supplies, and vehicles
• Prepare cost estimates for future capital improvement projects
• Review plans and construction documents
• Plan, supervise, and direct movement and operation of heavy construction equipment throughout the state
• Schedule work crews and report or confirm crew time and attendance
• Perform work as needed
• Complete reports on equipment operations, installation and maintenance work, and materials, supplies, and equipment used

Construction/Maintenance Administrator I

Therapist

• Provide dietary and nutrition counseling, education programs, and nutrition assessments
• Design and plan special menus and diets
• Develop nutrition education materials
• Plan community nutrition programs
• Coordinate dietary needs between units
• Evaluate nutrition and dietary needs of patients and clients
• Initiate and conduct surveys for program development
• Coordinate with agencies and departments to provide educational materials, assess nutritional status, and develop special menus
• Provide nutrition in-service training to staff
• Prepare consultation reports, survey results, quality improvement statistics, and other documentation
• Determine food preparation equipment needed for specific dietary requirements
• Serve on interdisciplinary treatment-plan review teams and survey teams inspecting and assessing facilities
• Plan basic menus and food specifications and procure goods for the facility
• Perform administrative dietary work and coordinate dietary services
• Plan and direct specialized nutrition programs at Level III
• Conduct nutrition studies and surveys
• Participate in public information and nutrition education activities
• Coordinate educational material preparation and dissemination with dietitians, nutrition therapists, and health professionals
• Provide nutrition consultation to programs and groups
• Serve as a dietary consultant on nutrition-related administrative and technical problems
• Occasionally provide technical guidance or supervision to lower-level staff
• Support organizational mission, policies, procedures, confidentiality standards, and ethical behavior
• Work effectively in a team environment
• Other duties as assigned

Nutrition Therapist II – III

Representative

• Provide services and assistance to taxpayers, customers, or clients
• Resolve questions and problems concerning state laws or agency policies and procedures
• Respond to requests for publications and forms
• Analyze information to determine the nature of problems
• Advise customers on laws, policies, and procedures related to agency business operations
• Review and analyze requests concerning filing requirements, due dates, registration procedures, and related information
• Research laws and rules to respond to requests
• Coordinate with other divisions or units to clarify policies, determine account status, issue clearances, and resolve problems
• Route requests for materials, publications, or information to appropriate units
• Review and edit forms to verify computations, status, and other data
• Determine reporting requirements based on business activity and related laws
• Review records to identify tax accounts that can be closed
• Conduct inventories of publications, forms, supplies, and other materials
• Maintain records, files, reports, and other materials
• Serve walk-in, telephone, and written inquiries
• Be present at the office as an essential job function
• Perform other duties as assigned

Network Administrator

Construction/Maintenance Administrator I

Nutrition Therapist II – III

Customer Assistance Representative I