Transportation Planning Specialist 13 (Air Quality and Traffic Noise) - Bureau of Development
Transportation · Lansing, MI · Michigan
- Role
- Performance analyst
- First seen
- Aug 9, 2026
- Closes
- Not listed
- Salary
- $34.91 - $50.69 Hourly
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Summary
This Transportation Planning Specialist position in the Bureau of Development holds statewide responsibility for evaluating air quality and traffic noise impacts on transportation projects in accordance with NEPA and federal regulations. The role serves as a single point of contact for project-level air quality and traffic noise abatement issues, coordinates with federal agencies including EPA and FHWA, and makes final decisions on mitigation measures. The position leads committees on policy and procedures for air quality and noise analyses, and requires a valid driver's license to conduct field analyses and attend public meetings.
Key qualifications
- Bachelor's degree with 30+ semester credits in planning, environmental studies, engineering, statistics, mathematics, geography, GIS, logistics, or economics
- Four years of professional experience as a Transportation Planner, including two years at P11 level or one year at level 12
- Valid driver's license
- Writing sample demonstrating ability to analyze and organize information (up to five pages)
- Official college transcripts or foreign degree evaluation if applicable
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