$3,952 pm; after six months $4,124 pm; potential f...
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Repair and maintain roads, bridges, signs
Perform manual labor outdoors
Work in all weather conditions
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The Oregon Department of Transportation is seeking trainees for their High School to Highway program, designed for recent high school graduates to learn about highway maintenance and construction. The paid training position offers hands-on experience and a pathway to a permanent role within the department.
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Job Summary
This one year training program is for recent or soon to be high school graduates and alternative school graduates, where trainees learn about state government, highway maintenance and construction work.
Trainees will work with a maintenance crew to repair and maintain roads, bridges, signs and facilities, helping to keep Oregon’s roads safe for the traveling public.
After completing the program, you may qualify for a Transportation Maintenance Specialist 2 position, and trainees are encouraged to apply for permanent ODOT jobs at any time.
Matching Summary
Match Score: 75
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The Oregon Department of Transportation is seeking trainees for their High School to Highway program, designed for recent high school graduates to learn about highway maintenance and construction. The paid training position offers hands-on experience and a pathway to a permanent role within the department.
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Salary
$3,952 per month; after six months $4,124 per month; potential for $4,312 to $5,988 per month; Benefits: health benefits, sick leave, 11 paid holidays, retirement benefits after six months
Skills & Requirements
Must-have
Repair and maintain roads, bridges, signs
Perform manual labor outdoors
Work in all weather conditions
Ability to obtain CDL permit within 60 days
Ability to obtain CDL-A within six months
Nice-to-have
Experience using tools or equipment
Experience working on a team
Experience following directions
Key Requirements
High school diploma or GED by July 1, 2026
Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record
Ability to obtain Class A commercial learner permit