Ohio Department of Public Safety - Bureau of Motor Vehicles/Driver Exam Services/District 1 Findlay
 
Work Hours: Tuesday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. & Saturday 8:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
 
Report in location: 8210 County Road 140, Suite B, Findlay, Ohio 45840
 
Within assigned Bureau of Motor Vehicle (BMV) District, monitors & evaluates third party Commercial Driver License (CDL) testing locations by conducting onsite visits (e.g., ensure testing site's policies & procedures are consistent with Federal Motor Carrier Safety Act (FMSCA), Ohio Revised Code (ORC) &/or Ohio Administrative Code (OAC); confirm credentials & insurance coverage; conducts ride-along with third party vendor to ensure CDL testing is being administered in compliance with applicable federal &/or state procedures & statutes; etc.); Prepares detailed report summarizing findings & recommends corrective action as needed; Keeps abreast of any changes in motor vehicle laws & division policies & procedures; Assists in training new third party examiners by conducting technical & instructional training.
 
Conducts & scores CDL skills & maneuverability examination (e.g., determines the appropriate examination to be administered; administers pre-trip inspection to determine whether applicant knows vehicle is safe to drive; administers basic control skills test; scores examination to determine whether applicant has passed &/or failed; etc.) as outlined in the commercial driver license examiner manual; Administers & scores various examinations (e.g., written, oral, interpreter, video, vision, &/or other special BMV examinations, etc.) for all types of licenses & issues medical paperwork to applicants who fail vision exam; Tests &/or screens applicants for disabilities &/or medical problems & determines whether or not restrictions should be placed on applicants license; Conducts & scores driving skills &/or maneuverability examinations (e.g., conducts vehicle inspections; scores examination to determine whether applicant has passed &/or failed; etc.) as outlined in the driver license examiner manual.
 
Performs all necessary desk duties (e.g., provides information concerning licensing & examination procedures to applicants; evaluates applicant information &/or documentation for all types of driver licenses; operates computer to schedule appointments; etc.); Performs all routine operations of one or multi-person examining stations as assigned (e.g., prepares, checks & submits all station reports; periodically reviews manuals to ensure they are current; opens & closes office; ensures examination papers are secure; periodically checks testing forms for uniformity of grading; checks station files for accuracy & disposes of outdated reports &/or materials; etc.).
 
Determines when examinations should be cancelled due to weather conditions; Sets up, tears down & maintains maneuverability examination sites; Performs other duties as assigned (e.g., maintains office & facility site; maintains cleanliness of state owned vehicles & reports needed maintenance; answers phones; orders needed supplies &/or equipment; etc.).

Formal education in arithmetic that includes calculating fractions, decimals & percentages & in reading, writing & speaking English; 1 course or 3 mos. exp. in human/public relations; 6 mos. trg. or 6 mos. exp. in operation of a personal computer; 1 course or 3 mos. exp. in typing or word processing; successful completion of driver education & safety course &/or defensive driving course, instructor training course, driver license examiner course or any other related driver training course; valid Class “A” Commercial Driver License with all CDL endorsements per Section 4506.12 of revised code except hazardous material requirement.