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From maintenance workers to engineers, every employee plays a role in keeping New York State’s roads and bridges safe for all users. Permanent and seasonal positions are available all across the state for highway maintenance workers to plow snow this winter.
NYSDOT Job Opportunities
If you want to work for an essential agency that affects the every-day lives of those who live, work, and travel in New York State, consider the New York State Department of Transportation (NYSDOT). We have a variety of employment opportunities throughout the state in many different fields of study or interest, but they all have a common goal – to enhance public safety.
As an employer, NYSDOT strives to achieve diversity of staff, disciplines, ideas, and approaches to reflect the public served. Most importantly, the Department values its employees by providing a culture of learning, respect, and excellence. Each NYSDOT employee plays an important part in fulfilling the Department’s mission and goals, as we are One DOT working cohesively to ensure the state has a safe, efficient, balanced and environmentally sound transportation system.
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Current Openings
Find all civil service permanent and seasonal NYSDOT job openings with information on qualifications, salary, job description and how to apply.
Application
Highway Maintenance Workers and Service & Repair Mechanic positions require only a standard application. Join our team today!
Summer/Temporary Positions
NYSDOT offers seasonal and temporary positions, such as internships, summer maintenance positions, and seasonal Highway Maintenance Worker and Transportation Construction Inspector jobs.
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NYSDOT Job Benefits
Discover the many benefits enjoyed by permanent, full-time NYS Department of Transportation employees.
Training
Find out if you qualify for Commercial Driver License and/or OSHA Safety and Hazardous Materials training.
NYSDOT Regions
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