(Revised May 15, 2013)
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STATE PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT
64 NORTH UNION STREET
P O BOX 304100
MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA 36130-4100
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Vocational Instructor (Business and Office Education option) and
Vocational Instructor (Computer Science Training option).
ACCOUNTING
AGRICULTURE
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
COMPUTER
SCIENCE/INFORMATION SYSTEMS
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
ECONOMICS
EDUCATION
ENGINEERING
ENGLISH
FINANCE
FORESTRY
GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING
HISTORY
JOURNALISM,
PUBLIC SPEAKING, MASS COMMUNICATIONS
LAW ENFORCEMENT
MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS
NURSING
NUTRITION
PERSONNEL
POLITICAL SCIENCE
PSYCHOLOGY
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
SOCIAL SCIENCES
SOCIAL WORK
SCIENCES
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE
CHEMISTRY
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
GENERAL SCIENCE
GEOLOGY
MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY
MICROBIOLOGY
PHARMACY
PHYSICAL SCIENCE
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
EDUCATION
GUIDANCE AND COUNSELING
HISTORY
LAW
LIBRARY SCIENCE
MISCELLANEOUS
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION
SOCIAL WORK
STATISTICS
PSYCHOLOGY
Class Code Title
10601
Account Clerk (2 courses in accounting)
Class Code Title
10601
Account Clerk (2 courses in accounting or 1 year of bookkeeping
experience)
10875
Retirement Counselor
11408
Employment Security Representative
20310
Right of Way Specialist
20652
Public Health Environmentalist (20 semester hours or 30 quarter
hours in science and mathematics)
21230
Planning and Economic Development Specialist I/II
30503
Library Technician
40641
Disease Intervention Specialist
50246
Social Service Caseworker (30 semester hours or 45 quarter hours in
social science)
50247
Financial Support Worker
50401
Disability Specialist, Trainee
60504
Latent Print Examiner Trainee
60901
Probation and Parole Officer
60932
Probation and Parole Specialist
61610 Child Labor Inspector
70661
Park Manager
ACCOUNTING
10611
Accountant
10660
Budget Analyst
10713
Revenue Compliance Officer I
10721
Tax Valuation Analyst I
10841
State Personnel Analyst I
(1 course in statistics)
10641
Accounts Examiner I
10701
Revenue Examiner I
10715
Revenue Special Agent I
10731
Revenue Research Analyst I (courses in statistics and public finance)
10830
Personnel Assistant I
11251
Public Utility Analyst I
40761
Health Services Administrator I
60161
Emergency Management Planner
70661
Park Manager I
Class Code Title
20652
Public Health Environmentalist (20 semester hours or 30 quarter
hours in science and mathematics)
61309
Land Reclamation Inspector I
Class Code Title
10660
Budget Analyst
10731
Revenue Research Analyst I (courses in statistics and public finance)
10830
Personnel Assistant I
10713
Revenue Compliance Officer I
10721
Tax Valuation Analyst I
10841
State Personnel Analyst I
(1 course in statistics)
11251
Public Utility Analyst I
21210
ALDOT Environmental Specialist (Planning -
215)
40761
Health Services Administrator I
50282
Surplus Commodity Administrator
50419
Medicaid Eligibility Specialist
60161
Emergency Management Planner
70661
Park Manager I
Class Code Title
10421
IT Operations Technician (Telecommunications Option - 008) [6 months
experience in telecommunications working with voice and data
communications equipment OR college/technical school
credit in Information Systems can substitute for the required
experience]
10421
IT Operations Technician (Computer Option - 449) [6 months experience
working with computers for a business, organization or government
OR college/technical school credit in Information
Systems can substitute for the required experience]
10422 IT Operations Specialist (Telecommunications Option -
008) [2 years of experience in telecommunications working with voice and
data communications equipment OR two years of
college/technical school credit in Information Technology]
10422
IT Operations Specialist (Computer Option - 449) [2 years of
experience in computer operations OR two years of
college/technical school credit in Information Technology]
10515
Programmer [1 year college/technical school courses in Information
Technology (at least 2 courses in programming languages),
plus 6 months experience in computer
programming using high level languages for databases, outputs and
reports OR college/technical school credit in
Information Systems beyond the minimum requirement can substitute for
the required experience]
10516
Programmer Analyst, Associate (003 - General Option) - 2 courses in
programming
10516
Programmer Analyst, Associate (465 - Quality Management Option) - 2
courses in programming
10516
Programmer Analyst, Associate (484 - Geographic Information Systems
Option) - 2 courses in programming
10525
IT Systems Technician (Telecommunications Option – 008)
(one year of experience in troubleshooting and installing
telecommunications systems OR one year college/technical school in
Information Systems)
10525
IT Systems Technician (Personal Computer Option – 448)
(one year of experience in troubleshooting and installing business
and/or government applications software and/or hardware OR one year
college/technical school in Information Systems)
10526
IT Systems Technician, Senior (Telecommunications Option – 008)
[one year credit at a college or technical school in Information Systems
plus 2 years of experience in troubleshooting and installing
telecommunications systems (Responsible experience in troubleshooting
and installing telecommunications systems OR college/technical school
credit in Information Systems can substitute for either the required
education or experience)]
10526
IT Systems Technician, Senior (Personal Computer Option – 448)
Two (2) years of experience in troubleshooting
and installing Business and/or Government applications software and/or
hardware. Note: college/technical school credit in
Information Systems may be substituted for the required experience on a
year-for-year basis.
10527
IT Systems Specialist, Associate (Telecommunications Option - 008)
(an Associate’s Degree in Information Technology plus 2 years of
experience in telecommunications system design, maintenance or support
OR a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology)
10527
IT Systems Specialist, Associate (Mainframe/Midrange Option - 399)
(an Associate’s Degree in Information Technology plus 2 years of
experience in mainframe/midrange system design, maintenance or support
OR a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology)
10527
IT Systems Specialist, Associate (Networking Option - 400)
(an Associate’s Degree in Information Technology plus 2 years of
experience in local/wide area network design, maintenance or support OR
a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology)
10527
IT Systems Specialist, Associate (Database Option – 401)
(an Associate’s Degree in Information Technology plus 2 years of
experience in database system design, maintenance, or support OR a
Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology)
10527
IT Systems Specialist, Associate (Generalist Option - 402)
(an Associate’s Degree in Information Technology plus 2 years of
experience in local/wide area network design, maintenance or support,
mainframe/midrange design, maintenance or support, or database system
design, maintenance, or support, or support OR a Bachelor’s degree in
Information Technology)
10527
IT Systems Specialist, Associate (Test-Only Option - 456)
(an Associate's Degree in Information Technology plus 2 years experience
in systems design, maintenance or support in one or more of the
following areas: mainframe-midrange, networking and/or database
OR a Bachelor's degree in Information Systems)
Class Code Title
20923 Forensic Investigator I/II
(Criminal Justice internship)
50340
Classification Specialist
60347 Investigative Technician I (An Associate's Degree in Criminal Justice,
Criminology, Forensic Sciences or a closely related field may substitute
for the required two years of experience in collecting and processing
criminal intelligence data for a law enforcement or related intelligence
agency)
60805
Youth Services Child Care Worker
60901
Probation and Parole Officer
Class Code Title
10660
Budget Analyst
21210
ALDOT Environmental Specialist (Planning
Option - 215)
Class Code Title
30311
Institutional School Teacher I (Options: Home Economics (018), Music
(020), Industrial Arts (023), English (072), Math (073), Science (074),
Physical Sciences (075), Biological Sciences (076), Social Sciences
(077), Elementary Education (079), Business (080), Art (081), Reading
(082), Physical Education (105), Driver Education (110)
30322
Special Education Teacher I
30405
Cultural Resources Assistant
40530
Activity Program Specialist (options 003- general, 020- Music, 016 –
Physical Education and Recreation, 021 –Speech and Drama, 017 – Arts;
Arts and Crafts, 018 – Home Economics, 022 – Adaptive PE/Therapeutic
Recreation, 019 – Industrial or Vocational Arts)
40641
Disease Intervention Specialist
Class Code Title
11671
Military Military Construction Specialist I
(engineering, building science, building construction or a related
field)
20425
Graduate Engineer (engineering or engineering technology, preferably
with specialization in agricultural, civil, forestry, mechanical,
structural, environmental, electrical, or chemical engineering.)
20429 Professional
Civil Engineer Trainee
20430 Civil
Engineering Graduate (Civil Engineering)
20481
Transportation Technologist (Bridge Option - 005) [B.S. in Civil
Engineering or Civil Engineering Technology]
20481
Transportation Technologist(Materials Option - 006) [B.S. in Civil
Engineering or Civil Engineering Technology]
20481
Transportation Technologist(Design Option - 007) [B.S. in Civil
Engineering or Civil Engineering Technology]
20481
Transportation Technologist (Construction Option - 438) [B.S.
in Civil Engineering or Civil Engineering Technology]
20481
Transportation Technologist (Analysis and Planning Option - 439
[B.S. in Civil Engineering or Civil Engineering Technology]
20621
Radiation Physicist (Nuclear Engineering)
20614
Environmental Scientist
20651 Environmental Health Specialist
20652 Public Health Environmentalist
20671 Environmental Engineering Specialist *
20811 Chemist
I (Chemical Engineering)
21002
Scientific Aide (College with courses in geology, engineering, math,
biology, chemistry)
21058
Graduate Electrical Engineer
21062
Docks Professional Facilities Engineer (Options: 162- Civil, 164 –
Mechanical, 374 - Electrical)
21081
Petroleum Engineer I (Petroleum or mineral engineering)
50387 Rehabilitation
Technology Specialist I (Industrial, Rehabilitation, Electrical, or
Mechanical Engineering)
61309
Land Reclamation Inspector I (Mining engineering)
61451
Pipeline Safety Investigator*
*
Any Engineering degree
Class Code Title
11042
Public Information Specialist
11970
Elections Specialist
Class Code Title
10660
Budget Analyst
10713
Revenue Compliance Officer I
10721
Tax Valuation Analyst I
Class Code Title
20652
Public Health Environmentalist
61309
Land
Reclamation Inspector I
70428
Natural Resources Specialist
70429
Forester
70509
Lands Management Trainee(courses in silviculture,
mensuration and fire control)
70637 Park
Naturalist
Class Code Title
60805
Youth Services Child Care Worker
60901 Probation
and Parole Officer
Class Code Title
21210
ALDOT Environmental Specialist (Planning -
215)
30405 Cultural Resources Assistant
30407 Museum Aide
30430 Archivist
I (two graduate courses in archival admin.)
Class Code Title
11042 Public Information Specialist
11970
Elections Specialist
Class Code Title
20923
Forensic Investigator I/II (Criminal Justice Internship)
50340
Classification Specialist
60203
Trooper
60331
ABC Enforcement Agent (one year of college with 3 courses in
criminology, criminal justice, political science, sociology, or
government may substitute for one year of the required two years
experience in law enforcement)
60347
Investigative Technician I (An Associate's Degree in Criminal Justice,
Criminology, Forensic Sciences or a closely related field may substitute
for the required two years of experience in collecting and processing
criminal intelligence data for a law enforcement or related intelligence
agency)
60805 Youth Services Child Care Worker
60901
Probation and Parole Officer
Class Code Title
10516
Programmer Analyst, Associate (003 - General Option) - 2 courses in
programming
10516
Programmer Analyst, Associate (465 - Quality Management Option) - 2
courses in programming
10516
Programmer Analyst, Associate (484 - Geographic Information Systems
Option) - 2 courses in programming
20621
Radiation Physicist
20652
Public Health Environmentalist
Class Code Title
40203 Nurse
Practitioner (BSN, supplemented by completion of a nurse
practitioner course from an approved school of nursing or medicine)
40220 Nurse-
Midwife (completion of approved Nurse Mid-Wifery
Program, RN)
40229
Home Care Services Nurse (BSN)
40240 Staff
Nurse (BSN)
40251
Nurse - Hourly (RN license, in good standing, by the Alabama Board
of Nursing)
Class Code Title
40601 Nutrition
Associate
40660
Nutritionist (Bachelor's degree in Nutrition, Food and Nutrition,
Dietetics, or Community Nutrition
Class Code Title
10830
Personnel Assistant I
10841
State Personnel Analyst I (1 course in statistics)
Class Code Title
11970 Elections Specialist
21210 ALDOT
Environmental Specialist (Planning Option - 215) [Bachelor’s degree in
Business Administration, Economics, Political Science, Public
Administration, Sociology, History, Environmental Science, or Urban
Planning]
30430 Archivist
I (two graduate courses in archival administration)
Class Code Title
10830 Personnel Assistant I
10841 State Personnel Analyst I
(1 course in statistics)
50246 Social
Service Caseworker
50247 Financial Support Worker
50340
Classification Specialist
50419
Medicaid Eligibility Specialist
60805
Youth Services Child Care Worker
Class Code Title
10660
Budget Analyst
10713
Revenue Compliance Officer I
10721
Tax Valuation Analyst I
10731 Revenue Research Analyst I (courses in statistics and
public finance)
10830 Personnel Assistant I
10841 State Personnel Analyst I
11970 Elections Specialist
21210 ALDOT
Environmental Specialist (Planning Option - 215) [Bachelor’s degree in
Business Administration, Economics, Political Science, Public
Administration, Sociology, History, Environmental Science, or Urban
Planning]
30430 Archivist
I (two graduate courses in archival administration)
40761 Health
Services Administrator I
50282
Surplus Commodity Administrator
50419 Medicaid
Eligibility Specialist
60161 Emergency
Management Planner
70661 Park
Manager I
Class Code Title
21210 ALDOT Environmental Specialist (Planning -
215)
40641
Disease Intervention Specialist
50246
Social Service Caseworker
50247
Financial Support Worker
50282
Surplus Commodity Administrator
50340
Classification Specialist
50419
Medicaid Eligibility Specialist
60805 Youth
Services Child Care Worker
Class Code Title
40681 Public
Health Social Worker I
50419 Medicaid Eligibility Specialist
50248 Social
Worker
Class Code Title
20614
Environmental Scientist
20652
Public Health Environmentalist (20 semester hours or 30 quarter
hours in science and mathematics)
20751
Microbiologist I (applicants must have successfully completed any
two of the following courses: microbiology, biochemistry, immunology,
parasitology, virology, or hematology)
20802 Forensic
Scientist I (8 courses in chemistry)
20912 Laboratory
Technician II
21002 Scientific Aide
21210 ALDOT Environmental Specialist (Biology
Option - 457) [Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Ecology, Wildlife,
Fisheries, Environmental Science, Botany, or Zoology; or Bachelor’s
degree in Forestry and two advanced level courses in Field Biology
and/or Plant Biology; or Bachelor’s degree in Forestry and one advanced
level course in Field or Plant Biology and one year of experience
performing biological research in field biology or plant biology]
61309
Land Reclamation Inspector I
70106
Consumer Food Safety Protection Specialist (209 - Meat Inspection
Option)
70428
Natural Resources Specialist
70637
Park Naturalist
70705
Biologist Aide I/II
70721
Biologist I [Options: Wildlife (045), Inland Fish (046), Marine (047),
Ecology (048), Natural Resources (319), Non-Game Wildlife (462)]
70801
Conservation Enforcement Officer (Wildlife Biologist Option - 461)
(B.S. in wildlife management)
Class Code Title
20614
Environmental Scientist
20621 Radiation Physicist
(one college level course in Calculus)
20652
Public Health Environmentalist
20751
Microbiologist I (applicants must have successfully completed any
two of the following courses: microbiology, biochemistry, immunology,
parasitology, virology, or hematology)
20802 Forensic
Scientist I
20811
Chemist I
20912 Laboratory
Technician II
21002 Scientific Aide
70106
Consumer Food Safety Protection Specialist (209 - Meat Inspection
Option) [B.S. in Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science or Physical
Science]
70106 Consumer Food Safety Protection Specialist (Food and Drug Inspection
Option - 257) [B.S. in Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science or
Physical Science]
Class Code Title
20614
Environmental Scientist
20652
Public Health Environmentalist
20751
Microbiologist I (applicants must have successfully completed any
two of the following courses: microbiology, biochemistry, immunology,
parasitology, virology, or hematology)
20802
Forensic Scientist I (8 courses in chemistry)
21210
ALDOT Environmental Specialist (Biology
Option - 457) [Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Ecology, Wildlife,
Fisheries, Environmental Science, Botany, or Zoology; or Bachelor’s
degree in Forestry and two advanced level courses in Field Biology
and/or Plant Biology; or Bachelor’s degree in Forestry and one advanced
level course in Field or Plant Biology and one year of experience
performing biological research in field biology or plant biology]
70106
Consumer Food Safety Protection Specialist (209 - Meat Inspection
Option) [B.S. in Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science or Physical
Science]
70106
Consumer Food Safety Protection Specialist (Food and Drug Inspection
Option - 257) [B.S. in Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science or
Physical Science]
70428
Natural Resources Specialist
70637 Park
Naturalist
Class Code Title
20652
Public Health Environmentalist
20751
Microbiologist I (applicants must have successfully completed any
two of the following courses: microbiology, biochemistry, immunology,
parasitology, virology, or hematology)
20802 Forensic Scientist (8 courses in chemistry)
20912 Laboratory
Technician II
21002 Scientific Aide
Class Code Title
20614 Environmental Scientist
20652 Public Health Environmentalist
21002 Scientific Aide
21091
Geologist I
61309 Land
Reclamation Inspector I
70428
Natural Resources Specialist
Class Code Title
20720 Medical Technologist (registration)
20751 Microbiologist I (applicants must have successfully completed any
two of the following courses: microbiology, biochemistry, immunology,
parasitology, virology, or hematology)
20802 Forensic
Scientist I (8 courses in chemistry)
20912 Laboratory
Technician II
Class Code Title
20751
Microbiologist I (applicants must have successfully completed any
two of the following courses: microbiology,
biochemistry, immunology, parasitology,
virology, or hematology)
20802 Forensic
Scientist I (8 courses in chemistry)
20912 Laboratory
Technician II
70106
Consumer Food Safety Protection Specialist (209 - Meat Inspection
Option) [B.S. in Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science or Physical
Science]
Class Code Title
20742 Pharmacist (Possession of a license issued by the Ala.
State Board of Pharmacy)
Class Code Title
20621 Radiation Physicist
(one college level course in Calculus)
20652 Public Health Environmentalist
70106
Consumer Food Safety Protection Specialist (209 - Meat Inspection
Option) [B.S. in Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science or Physical
Science]
70106
Consumer Food Safety Protection Specialist (Food and Drug Inspection
Option - 257) [B.S. in Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science or
Physical Science]
Class Code Title
10516
Programmer Analyst, Associate (484 - Geographic Information Systems
Option)
Bachelor’s degree in Geomatics, Geographic
Information Systems, or Geography including 2 courses in programming.
10841
State Personnel Analyst I (Business or Public Admin.
Psychology, or closely related plus 1 course in statistics)
11251
Public Utility Analyst I (Bus. Admin., Accounting, Finance,
Economics, closely related)
11671
Military Construction Specialist I(engineering, building science,
building construction or a related field)
20220 Cartographic Specialist (course work in mathematics,
mechanical drawing, or computer aided design, plus experience in
CADD assisted cartographic drafting, highway
design, or civil engineering design)
20607 Air
Pollution Meteorologist I (B.S. in Meteorology)
20751
Microbiologist I (applicants must have successfully completed any
two of the following courses: microbiology, biochemistry, immunology,
parasitology, virology, or hematology)
20923
Forensic Investigator I/II (Bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice,
including a Criminal Justice Internship)
21075
Geographic Information Systems Specialist (Bachelor's degree in
Geometrics, Geographic Information Systems, Geography, or a closely
related field, including the completion of at least two college-level
courses in Geographic Information Systems)
21091
Geologist I (B.S. in Geology)
21154
Communications Technician I (graduation from an accredited
technical/trade school in Electronics)
21210
ALDOT Environmental Specialist
(Architectural History - 175) [Architectural History or Bachelor’s
degree in Architecture, American Studies, Historic Preservation or a
closely related field and one year of experience in federal, state, or
other historic preservation program conducting architectural surveys]
21210
ALDOT Environmental Specialist (Planning
Option - 215) [Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Economics,
Political Science, Public Administration, Sociology, History,
Environmental Science, or Urban Planning; or Bachelor’s degree in any
field and two years of experience in managing environmental impact
assessments in transportation projects to include dealing with the
public, coordinating with local, state and federal agencies, and
compiling data in a narrative report.]
21210
ALDOT Environmental Specialist (Biology
Option - 457) [Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Ecology, Wildlife,
Fisheries, Environmental Science, Botany, or Zoology; or Bachelor’s
degree in Forestry and two advanced level courses in Field Biology
and/or Plant Biology; or Bachelor’s degree in Forestry and one advanced
level course in Field or Plant Biology and one year of experience
performing biological research in field biology or plant biology]
21220
Transportation Planner (Bachelor's degree in Transportation Planning
or Urban Planning/Studies)
30322 Special Education Teacher I (emotional conflict, mental
retardation or multiple handicapped)
30430 Archivist
I (History or Political Science with two graduate courses in
Archival Administration)
30503 Library Technician (B.S. degree plus courses in
reference service and cataloging or other library science courses)
40240 Staff
Nurse (B.S. in Nursing)
40512 Physical
Therapy Assistant (Assoc. degree as a physical therapist assistant)
40229
Home Care Services Nurse (BSN)
40530 Activity Program Specialist (Options: Speech and drama,
Arts & crafts, Industrial or Vocational Arts, Music, P.E., Home
Economics, Adaptive P.E./Therapeutic Recreation)
40541 Physical
Therapist (Bachelor's degree with major course work in physical
therapy plus eligibility for or possession of a license to practice
physical therapy in the State of Alabama)
40551 Speech and Hearing Therapist (deaf education, speech
pathology, hearing impaired)
40601 Nutrition
Associate (Foods and Nutrition, Community Nutrition, or
Dietetics)
40761
Health Services Administrator I (Public and Business Admin., Health
Services Admin., Hospital Admin. and Public Health)
50248
Social Worker (B.S. in Social Work and Licensure Eligibility)
50396
Orientation and Mobility Specialist (B.S. in Orientation and
Mobility or a closely related field and certifiable in Orientation and
Mobility by the Academy for Certification of Vision Rehabilitation and
Education Professionals (ACVREP).
60161
Emergency Management Planner (Planning)
61309
Land Reclamation Inspector I (Agronomy, Botany, Agriculture,
Forestry, Biology, Conservation, Geology, Hydrology, Ecology, Mining
Engineering, or related natural sciences)
61407
Revenue Motor Vehicle Inspector (high school diploma or
GED plus completion of technical school
training in automotive mechanics)
70106
Consumer Food Safety Protection Specialist (209 - Meat Inspection
Option) [B.S. in Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science or Physical
Science]
70106
Consumer Food Safety Protection Specialist (Food and Drug Inspection
Option - 257) [B.S. in Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science or
Physical Science]
70229
Histotechnician (Certification as a
Histology Technician by the American Society of Clinical Pathology)
70230 Animal
Industry Veterinarian (Doctorate of Vet Medicine)
70428
Natural Resources Specialist (Timber
Harvesting Management, Forestry, Forest Management, Biology,
Environmental Science, Environmental Management, Geology, or closely
related natural science field)
70429
Forester (Forestry, Forestry Management or closely related)
70509
Lands Management Trainee (college courses in
silviculture, mensuration and fire
control)
70637 Park
Naturalist (Environmental Science, Ecology, or Wildlife Biology)
70661
Park Manager I (Park Management and Recreation, Business or Public
Administration)
Class Code Title
11102
Statistician (Masters degree including courses in statistics,
computer science and mathematics)
50451 Medicaid
Administrator I
Class Code Title
11102
Statistician (Masters degree including courses in statistics,
computer science and mathematics)
40741
Health Planner I (Master's degree in Hospital Administration, Health
Services Administration, Business Administration, Public Administration,
or a closely related field)
50325 Employee Assistance Program Coordinator
Class Code Title
30312 Institutional School Teacher II (Options: Home
Economics (018), Music (020), Industrial Arts (023), English (072), Math
(073), Science (074), Physical Sciences (075), Biological Sciences
(076), Social Sciences (077), Elementary Education (079), Business
(080), Art (081), Reading )082), Physical Education (105), Driver
Education (110)
30323 Special Education Teacher II (specialization in
handicap and emotional conflict)
Class Code Title
50325 Employee Assistance Program Coordinator (counseling,
behavioral science, public or bus. admin)
50352 Rehabilitation Counselor (Options: General (003), Sign
Language (373) [For the Sign Language
option only: A score of intermediate or higher on the Sign
Communication Proficiency Interview]
60824 Youth
Services Case Manager (M.S. in psychology, counseling,
behavioral science, social work, criminal
justice, juvenile justice, criminology, or a related field.
Class Code Title
30422 Cultural
Resources Specialist (Architectural History Option - 175) [Master's
degree in Architectural History, Architecture, Historic Preservation,
Art History, Preservation Architecture, American Studies, or a closely
related field]
30422 Cultural
Resources Specialist (History Option - 176) [Master's degree in
Architectural History, American History, Historic Preservation,
Preservation Planning, Architecture, American Studies, or a
closely related field]
30422 Cultural
Resources Specialist (Preservation Planning Option - 177) [Master's
degree in Architectural History, American History, Historic
Preservation, Preservation Planning, Architecture, American Studies, or
a closely related field]
30430 Archivist
I (including two graduate courses in archival administration)
Class Code Title
11503
Legal Research Assistant (Graduation from a recognized school of law
and eligibility to be admitted to the Alabama State Bar Examination)
11530 Attorney
I/II (Possession of a Certificate of Admission to the Bar of the
Supreme Court of Alabama)
Class Code Title
Class Code Title
10704
Revenue Tax Specialist [Master's degree in Tax Accounting or Master
of Laws (L.L.M.) degree in Taxation]
11102
Statistician (Masters degree including courses in statistics,
computer science and mathematics)
20608
Air Pollution Meteorologist II (meteorology)
21082
Petroleum Engineer II (petroleum or mineral engineering)
21092
Geologist II (Petroleum Geology Option - 194) [PhD in Geology]
21220
Transportation Planner (Master's degree in Urban Planning/
Transportation Planning)
21242
Natural Resource Planner (Master's degree in environmental engineering
geology, mineralogy, hydrology, environmental science, forestry,
biological sciences, natural resource planning, or a closely related
field)
30323
Special Education Teacher II (emotional conflict, mental retardation,
multiple handicapped)
30511
Librarian
40554 Audiologist
(Audiology)
40622 Public
Health Educator (in addition to MBA or MPA,
must have an undergraduate degree in Health Education, Public Health,
Health Promotion, Community Health or other health education related
field)
40677
Epidemiologist
40678
Epidemiologist, Senior (doctorate)
40687
Public Health Research Analyst I
(Master’s degree in Public Health,
Epidemiology, Biostatistics, or Biometry)
50325
Employee Assistance Program Coordinator (counseling, behavioral science,
public or bus. admin)
50352 Rehabilitation Counselor (rehabilitation counseling,
rehabilitation services, rehabilitation administration, vocational
evaluation, or counseling).
50374
Rehabilitation Teacher (Master's degree in Visual Disabilities or a
closely related field.) Opened continuous
February 16.
50381 Psychological
Associate I (clinical, education, and/or vocational psychology)
50387 Rehabilitation
Technology Specialist I (Industrial Design; Rehabilitation,
Electrical, Industrial, Mechanical Engineering or Ergonomics)
50388
Rehabilitation Technology Specialist II (Masters in Rehab,
Bio-Medical Engineering, Mechanical, Industrial, Electrical Engineering,
Industrial Design, Ergonomics)
70722
Biologist II (Options - 046) Master's degree in Fisheries
Management, Fisheries Science, or Aquaculture.
70722
Biologist II (047-Marine)
70722
Biologist II (Options: 045-Wildlife, 046-Inland Fish, 047-Marine,
048-Ecology)
Class Code Title
30430 Archivist
I (two graduate courses in archival admin.)
50325
Employee Assistance Program Coordinator
Class Code Title
40682 Public
Health Social Worker II (must be a licensed social worker)
50221 Senior
Social Worker
50394 Children's
Rehabilitation Social Worker
Class Code Title
Class Code Title
50381
Psychological Associate I (Master’s degree in Psychology)
50383
Psychologist (General Option - 003) (Ph.D. in Psychology One year
internship or equivalent supervised experience required)
Class Code Title
10312
Graphic Arts Technician (Associate's Degree at an approved technical or
trade school in graphic arts/communications technology)
10421
IT Operations Technician (Telecommunications Option - 008) [6 months
experience in telecommunications working with voice and data
communications equipment OR college/technical school
credit in Information Systems can substitute for the required
experience]
10421
IT Operations Technician (Computer Option - 449) [6 months experience
working with computers for a business, organization or government
OR college/technical school credit in Information
Systems can substitute for the required experience]
10422 IT Operations Specialist (Telecommunications Option -
008) [2 years of experience in telecommunications working with voice and
data communications equipment OR two years of
college/technical school credit in Information Technology]
10422
IT Operations Specialist (Computer Option - 449) [2 years of
experience in computer operations OR two years of
college/technical school credit in Information Technology]
10515
Programmer [1 year college/technical school courses in Information
Technology (at least 2 courses in programming languages),
plus 6 months experience in computer
programming using high level languages for databases, outputs and
reports OR college/technical school credit in
Information Systems beyond the minimum requirement can substitute for
the required experience]
10525
IT Systems Technician (Telecommunications Option – 008)
(one year of experience in troubleshooting and installing
telecommunications systems OR one year college/technical school in
Information Systems)
10525
IT Systems Technician (Personal Computer Option – 448)
One (1) year of experience in troubleshooting and installing
Business and/or Government applications software and/or hardware.
Note: college/technical school credit in Information Systems may
be substituted for the required experience on a year-for-year basis.
10601
Account Clerk (high school diploma, plus 2 courses in accounting or
1 year of bookkeeping experience)
10605
Accounting Technician (High School Diploma/GED
and completion of five (5) college-level accounting courses AND two (2)
years of work experience performing accounting, bookkeeping, or fiscal
clerical work. Note: Two (2) years of college in
Business or a closely related field will substitute for each year of
experience. No substitution will be allowed for the five (5)
college-level accounting courses. Income Tax courses will not
count toward the five accounting courses.
10830
Personnel Assistant I
(high school diploma or GED,
plus 2 years clerical exp., including 1 year of exp. in personnel
administration – college course work in business administration, human
resources or English can be substituted for exp. on a year-for-year
basis)
10905 Canteen
Manager (Associates degree in accounting finance, economics,
management information systems, business administration, or a related
field)
10930
Inventory Control Officer (Two (2) years of college majoring in
Accounting, MIS, Finance, Economics, Business Administration or a
related field and one (1) year if experience in inventory control.)
10971
Real Estate Specialist I (high school diploma or
GED plus one year of responsible administrative or managerial
experience to include six months of experience in real estate
management.)
11503
Legal Research Assistant (graduate of accredited legal assistant
program or possession of a legal asst. certificate)
20118
Engineering Assistant, Senior (Associate's degree in Civil
Engineering, Civil Engineering Technology, Drafting, or a directly
related field)
20220
Cartographic Specialist (Completion of one year of technical/trade
school training in drafting, design, or cartographic drafting.
20610
Radiation Safety Specialist I (graduation from approved school or
radiological tech.) (registered radiological technologist or nuclear
medicine technologist)
20720
Medical Technologist (Registration as a medical technologist)
21002
Scientific Aide (two years of college coursework in geology,
engineering, biology or chemistry)
21059 Electrical Engineer Technician (Graduation from an
accredited vocational/trade school or junior college with a major in the
electrical or electronics trade)
21130
Traffic Signal Technician (Completion of two (2) years in a
vocational, trade or technical school in the Electronics or Electrical
field.)
21144
Electronic Technician
(Security Systems - 489) [Associate's degree in Electronic Repair or a
closely related field]
30405
Cultural Resources Assistant (60 semester or 90 quarter hours of college in any field)
40120 Licensed
Practical Nurse (licensed by Alabama Board of Nursing)
40122
Licensed Practical Nurse - Hourly (license, in good standing, by the
Alabama Board of Nursing)
40251
Nurse - Hourly (RN license, in good standing, by the Alabama Board
of Nursing)
40320 Dental
Hygienist (licensed by Alabama Board of Dental Examiners)
40512 Physical
Therapy Assistant (Assoc. degree as a physical therapist assistant)
60331
ABC Enforcement Agent (one year of college with 3 courses in
criminology, criminal justice, political science, sociology, or
government may substitute for one year of the required two years
experience in law enforcement)
60347
Investigative Technician I (An Associate's Degree in Criminal Justice,
Criminology, Forensic Sciences or a closely related field may substitute
for the required two years of experience in collecting and processing
criminal intelligence data for a law enforcement or related intelligence
agency)
61201
Loss Control Specialist (Bachelor’s degree plus two years of
experience in insurance property and casualty loss control/prevention or
in related building construction.)
70107
Agricultural and Consumer Protection Specialist (Plant and Pesticide
Option - 258) [An Associate's Degree or two years of college coursework,
including at least three (3) courses in Chemistry, Biology, Plant
Science, or a closely related field may substitute for the required two
years of pesticide experience or experience in an agricultural related
position such as producing, processing manufacturing, marketing,
inspecting, or quality control of agricultural commodities.]
70107
Agricultural and Consumer Protection Specialist (Seed Analysis Option -
259) (High School Diploma or GED and two
years of technical laboratory experience; Note: College
coursework, including at least four (4) courses in Plant or Agricultural
Science or a closely related field may substitute for the required
experience on a year-for-year basis.)
70107
Agricultural and Consumer Protection Specialist (Gins and Warehouses
Option - 301) [Two years of college with 1 course in accounting or math]
70107
Agricultural and Consumer Protection Specialist (Livestock & Poultry
Option - 303) [Two years of college including at least four (4) courses
in Animal Science or a closely related agricultural field]
70410 Forest
Ranger/Technician (Associate's degree in forestry, forest
technology, or a closely related field)
70510 Lands
Management Officer (Associate's degree in Forestry, Forestry
Science, Forestry Management, or a closely related field which includes
courses in silviculture,
mensuration, and fire control)
70705 Biologist
Aide I/II (two years of college with a course in biology)
80401 Barber
(completion of an approved program in barbering)
80411
Beautician I (graduation from a recognized Beauty/Cosmetology School,
Possession of a license as a Cosmetologist by Ala. Board of Cosmetology)
90403
Welder (Successful completion of one (1) year prescribed coursework at a
approved technical or trade school in Welding)
90405
Auto Body Repairer (Completion of a two-year trade school course in
Body and Fender Repair)
90445
Equipment Mechanic (General Option - 003) Associates degree or
certificate from an approved technical or trade school in diesel or auto
mechanics
90552
Maintenance and Repair Supervisor (High School Diploma/GED,
plus one (1) year of experience in a building trade or small engine
repair OR trade school graduation in a building trade)
90597
Plant Maintenance Supervisor I (high school diploma or
GED plus two years of experience in the
operation and maintenance of commercial building, heating, cooling, and
refrigeration equipment and in the maintenance and repair of buildings
to include one year of supervisory experience.)
90582
Electrician (Graduation from a two-year vocational-technical school
in the electrical trade may substitute for the required three years of
apprenticeship in the electrical trade)
Class Code Title
10101 Occupational
Student Trainee (enrollment in high school as a junior or senior
with good standing)
10103
Clerical Aide
10121
Clerk
10310
Graphics Arts Operator
10920 Warehouse
Worker (8th grade and one year manual labor experience in
a large warehouse)
11403 Employment
Security Temporary Clerk (temporary job)
11706
ABC Sales Associate
I (Minimum age 21; possession of a valid driver’s license)
20111
Engineering Assistant
20649
Animal/Vector Control Technician
20651 Environmental Health Specialist
20705
Pharmacy Technician
20901
Laboratory Aide I
30301
Teachers Aide
40102 Clinic Aide
40109
Health Specialist - Hourly
40111 Home
Health Aide
40131 Mental Health Worker I
40310 Dental Assistant
40501
Activity Program Aide
60203
Trooper (meet minimum standards for law enforcement officers.
Minimum age 21.)
60611 Security Guard I
60631 Port Police Officer (meet minimum standards for law enforcement
officers. Minimum age 19.)
60637 State Capitol Police Officer (meet minimum standards for law
enforcement officers. Minimum age 21.)
60650 ABC Facilities Police Officer (meet minimum standards for law
enforcement officers. Minimum age 21)
60710 Correctional Officer Trainee (Minimum age 19)
60801 Youth Services Aide
61101
Cosmetology Inspector
70401 Forest Fire Lookout (8th grade and must
have good eyesight and able to obtain a restricted radio-telephone
license)
70610 Parks Worker (6th grade)
70620 Resort Worker
80101 Custodial
Worker I (6 months exp. in janitorial work, grounds or maintenance)
80111 Building
Custodian I ( one year exp. in janitorial or maintenance)
80211 Laundry
Worker I (8th grade )
80301 Food
Service Worker (8th grade)
80310
Baker’s Helper (8th grade)
90103 Utility
Laborer (one year of semi-skilled work in a building or mechanical
trade OR one year of semi-skilled work operating equipment such as
tractors or forklifts)
90140
Grounds Worker (2 years exp. in grounds keeping and gardening work.
(6th grade)
90147
Golf Course Maintenance Worker (6 months exp. in golf course
maintenance)
90219
Underwater Bridge Inspector (Completion of a High School course in
English and Math supplemented by graduation from a commercial diving
school or equivalent military diving school.)
90241
Transportation Worker (Completion of the eighth grade)
90244
Transportation Maintenance Technician (Completion of the eighth
grade.)
90428
Service Patrol Operator (High School Diploma or
GED)
90564
Traffic Sign Painter I (Completion of one High School level course
in english and math)
Class Code Title
10196
Administrative Support Assistant I (high school diploma or
GED plus 6 months of clerical experience)
10201
Telephone Operator I (High School Diploma or GED,
plus six months of experience in the operation of a large complex
central switchboard.
10410
Data Entry Operator (High School Diploma/GED,
plus six months of work experience in data entry or typing.)
10516
Programmer Analyst, Associate (003 - General Option) Two year
degree (AS/AA) in Computer Science, Math, Information Technology or a
related field, including 2 courses in programming plus two years of
experience in computer programming utilizing high level languages to
manipulate databases or files and produce output or reports
10516
Programmer Analyst, Associate (465 - Quality Management Option)
Two year degree (AS/AA) in Computer Science, Math,
Information Technology or a related field, including 2 courses in
programming plus two years of experience in Quality Management
activities such as Quality Assurance, Quality Control, or Configuration
Management utilizing Quality Management tools and techniques, to
analyze, verify, and validate software, and ensure programmatic changes
will integrate with production.)
10516
Programmer Analyst, Associate (484 - Geographic Information Systems
Option)
Two year degree (AS/AA) in Geomatics,
Geographic Information Systems, Geography, Computer Science, Math,
Information Technology or a closely related field, including 2 courses
in programming plus two years of computer programming experience in
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) utilizing high level languages to
manipulate databases or files and produce outputs and reports.
10582
IT Functional Systems Analyst (Bachelor's degree in Computer
Science, Information Systems, or a related field or
a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration or a related field with
at least three courses in computer science or information systems, plus
two years of experience in performing IT coordinator or office
management functions and liaison activities, and user testing and/or
functional systems training for information technology-related
projects/agencies/departments)
10601
Account Clerk (high school diploma, plus 2 courses in accounting or
1 year of bookkeeping experience)
10605
Accounting Technician (High School Diploma/GED
and completion of five (5) college-level accounting courses AND two (2)
years of work experience performing accounting, bookkeeping, or fiscal
clerical work. Note: Two (2) years of college in Business or a closely
related field will substitute for each year of experience. No
substitution will be allowed for the five (5) college-level accounting
courses. Income Tax courses will not count toward the five accounting
courses.)
10711
Foreign Audit Specialist (Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, plus one
year of professional level auditing experience in complex taxation or
commercial accounting, including six months of experience in tax
auditing.)
10801
Equal Employment Officer (Bachelor’s degree in a behavioral or
social science field OR Bachelor’s degree in any area, including four
courses in civil rights and/or employment law, plus eighteen (18) months
of experience in human resources or personnel administration, including
responsibility for ensuring compliance with procedures, rules, and
regulations OR eighteen (18) months of experience in equal employment or
civil rights work)
10901
Canteen Clerk (high school diploma, plus six months retail store
exp.)
10911
Stock Clerk I (high school diploma, plus one year’s exp. in
stockroom, including shipping and receiving)
10932
State Audit Inventory Officer (high school diploma or
GED plus two years of experience in
computerized property and inventory control work on a large scale or
statewide basis.)
10940
Surplus Property Agent I (high school diploma or
GED plus two years of experience in procuring and distributing a
wide variety of surplus property, materials, and equipment)
10948
Departmental Procurement Officer I (High School Diploma or GED plus
one year of work experience in purchasing to include performing duties
such as writing specifications, processing bids and requisitions,
comparing quality of products, and word processing.)
11001
Capital Receptionist (High School Diploma plus one year of experience in
work involving contact with the public)
11030
Tourist Promotion Representative (Welcome Center Option - 343) (High
school graduation or GED a plus two (2)
years of
experience in promotional work with local or state tourist or travel
organizations, chamber of commerce, or radio, television, or newsprint
OR two (2) years of experience in the hospitality industry).
11030
Tourist Promotion Representative (Tourism Option - 345) (High School
Diploma or GED plus completion of three (3)
college courses in public relations, speech, Alabama history, marketing,
hospitality management, or a related subject plus one year of experience
in promotional work with local or state tourist or travel organizations,
chambers of commerce, or radio, television, or newsprint OR High School
Diploma or GED plus two (2) years of
experience in promotional work with local or state tourist or travel
organizations, chambers of commerce, or radio, television, or
newsprint.)
11047
Audiovisual Specialist I (High diploma or GED,
plus six months of progressively responsible experience in video
production and audio communications work)
11051
Parks Advertising and Marketing Manager (Bachelor's degree in
advertising, marketing, public relations or a closely related field,
plus two years of responsible experience in advertising and marketing)
11102
Statistician (Bachelor’s degree with courses in statistics, computer
science and mathematics and one year of responsible experience in the
analysis and presentation of statistical data. Note: A Master’s degree
with courses in statistics, computer science and mathematics can
substitute for the required one year of experience)
11109
Labor Market Analyst (Bachelor’s degree including two college
courses in statistics and one college course in mathematics, plus two
years of experience in the statistical analysis of applied data, for
example, labor market analysis or survey research analysis)
11201
Loan Examiner I (Bachelor’s degree and one (1) year of professional
experience in one or more of the following areas: consumer lending,
consumer lending compliance regulation, consumer lending compliance
management, accounting/auditing with a consumer finance institution,
financial institution management, or bank safety and soundness
regulation.
11202
Loan Examiner II (Bachelor’s degree and two (2) years of professional
experience in one or more of the following areas: consumer lending,
consumer lending compliance regulation, consumer lending compliance
management, accounting/auditing with a consumer finance institution,
financial institution management, or bank safety and soundness
regulation.
11211
Bank Examiner I (Banking Option - 340) [Bachelor’s degree in Accounting,
Finance, Economics, Business Administration, or a related field, plus
one year of professional experience with a financial institution
regulatory agency, federally insured financial institution, or other
financial/fiscal establishment in one of the following areas: regulatory
examination, internal bank auditing, loan underwriting/management,
trust, asset-liability management, capital markets, or
analysis/evaluation/audit of information technology or management
information systems)
11211
Bank Examiner I (Credit Union option - 433) (Bachelor's degree in
Accounting, Finance, Economics, Business Administration, or a related
field, plus one year of professional experience working in the credit
union or other federally insured financial institution, or a financial
institution regulatory agency in one of the following areas: regulatory
examination, internal credit union auditing, load
underwriting/management, assets-liability management, capital markets,
or analysis/evaluation/audit of information technology or management
information systems.)
11221
Insurance Consumer Complaint Specialist I (Bachelor’s degree plus two years of experience in
life, disability, and/or property and casualty insurance work including
policy and contract interpretation, claim review, and/or underwriting
responsibilities.)
11231
Insurance Examiner I (Bachelor’s degree in Accounting, Finance,
Business Administration, Insurance, Actuarial Science, or closely
related field and one year of professional accounting, auditing, finance
or insurance experience)
11280
Special Agent (Attorney General/Ethics Option - 443) [Bachelor’s
degree, plus two years’ experience conducting economic criminal
investigations with a law enforcement agency or regulatory agency. Note:
Experience in conducting economic criminal investigations with a law
enforcement agency or regulatory agency will substitute for the required
bachelor’s degree on a year-for-year basis]
11280
Special Agent (Financial Option - 391) [Bachelor’s degree in accounting,
finance, business administration or public administration including at
least two college level courses in accounting, plus two years’
responsible experience in financial examination and analysis of
accounting records. Note: Experience in financial examination and
analysis of accounting records will substitute for the required
bachelor’s degree on a year for year basis]
11280
Special Agent (Securities Option - 406) [Bachelor’s degree in business
or public administration, criminal justice, or a related major, plus two
years’ experience conducting economic criminal investigations with a law
enforcement agency or securities regulatory agency. Note: Experience in
conducting criminal investigations with a law enforcement agency or
securities regulatory agency will substitute for the required bachelor’s
degree on a year-for-year basis]
11280
Special Agent (Homeland Security Option - 487) [Bachelor's degree plus
two years of experience conducting criminal investigations with a law
enforcement or regulatory agency.]
11313
Agricultural Marketing Specialist (Bachelor’s degree with a major in
Public Relations, Communications, Marketing, Advertising, Agricultural
Economics, or Agricultural Business plus one year of experience in the
marketing and promotion of fruits, vegetables and nuts.)
11340
Foreign Trade Specialist (B.S. in business administration, international
trade, marketing, economics, or a closely related field, plus at least 2
years of experience in the field of foreign trade with an emphasis
in export trade, and three college-level classes in a foreign
language or equivalent.
11349
Economic Development Representative Associate (Bachelor's degree in
Economic Development, Business Administration, Marketing, Engineering,
Geography or a related field plus two years of experience in economic
development.)
11354
Industrial Development Research Assistant (General Option - 003)
[Bachelor's degree including at least two courses in economics, economic
geography, statistics or business, plus one year of experience in the
field of market or industrial research involving analysis related to
industrial development]
11357
Economic Development Representative (Bachelor’s degree in economic
development, business administration, marketing, civil or industrial
engineering, or a closely related field, plus two years of professional
economic development experience to include one year working with
industrial clients and assisting existing businesses. Necessary Special
Requirements: A valid Alabama driver’s license and the ability to obtain
a passport. Extensive overnight travel is required.)
11451
Unemployment Insurance Field Deputy (Bachelor’s degree in Accounting
or Business Administration from a four-year college or university,
including completion of five (5) college-level accounting courses and at
least two years of professional experience in auditing, accounting, or
related business management)
11471
Workers' Compensation Examiner (Bachelor's degree in Business
Administration, Accounting, or a closely related field plus one year of
experience in examining, adjusting, and/or investigating claims to
include life, health, property, or workers' compensation.)
11501
Docket Clerk (High School Diploma or GED,
plus two years of experience in responsible legal clerk work such as
court clerk, paralegal, or legal secretary.)
11503
Legal Research Assistant (Graduation from an accredited legal
assistant or paralegal program, possession of a legal assistant or
paralegal certificate, and one year of experience in legal research work
OR Graduation from a recognized school of law and eligibility to be
admitted to the Alabama State Bar Examination)
11921
Administrative Analyst I (Bachelor’s degree, plus two years of
experience in a professional position that requires conducting studies
such as cost analysis, management analysis, systems and procedures
analysis, feasibility studies, and methods analysis)
11934
Patient Accounts Manager (Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration,
Public Administration, Hospital Administration, Health Services
Administration, or a closely related field, plus two years of experience
in analyzing health related data or utilizing statistical or data
management techniques in insurance and other third party claims and
collections processing in a health care setting, including one year of
administrative or management experience)
11672
Military Construction Specialist II (Bachelor's degree in
Engineering, Building Science, Building Construction, or a related field
plus two years of technical experience in construction)
11743
ABC Compliance Specialist I (Bachelor's degree in any field plus two
years of experience in the field of public relations or marketing
program development)
11930
General Services Supervisor (Bachelor’s degree in any major plus two
years of progressively responsible experience in a support services
function, including two years of supervisory experience)
11943
SEIB Communication Specialist
(Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Public Administration, or
a related field plus two years of experience in marketing health
insurance programs for a large company or government entity such as a
city, county, or state.)
11949
Health Insurance Assistant (High school diploma or
GED, plus one year of health insurance
experience such as reviewing client applications to determine
eligibility, updating client information, responding to client questions
with a large company or a branch of government such as city, county or
state)
11950
Underwriter (General Option - 003) (Graduation from a four-year
college or university with major coursework in Insurance, Accounting,
Public Administration, or Business Administration, plus two years of
insurance underwriting experience in the property or liability insurance
field.)
11953
Claims Representative, Senior (General Option - 003) (Bachelor's degree
plus two years of experience in the adjusting of property or automobile
claims)
11957
Claims Representative [Bachelor's degree plus one year of experience in
the adjusting of property, general liability, automobile, or worker's
compensation claims.]
11980
Departmental Program Manager
(Bachelor's degree plus two years of
professional experience in program management.)
20103
Design Assistant [High school diploma or GED,
possession of a certificate in Computer-Aided Design (CAD), and one year
of experience in CAD. Note: One year of experience above the required
minimum may substitute for possession of the certificate in CAD.]
20130
Structural Steel Inspector (High school diploma and one year of
structural steel inspection experience in bridge
construction/fabrication. Possession of certified Welding inspector
certificate required.)
20201
Photographic Laboratory Technician (high school diploma, plus 6 months
experience in developing and processing film)
20205
Photography Technician I (High School Diploma or
GED supplemented by coursework in photography and film
processing, plus one year of experience in commercial or new
photography.)
20220
Cartographic Specialist (High school diploma or GED,
plus 6 months of technical experience in drafting or cartographic
drafting to include drafting, design or computer graphic work on a
CADD workstation OR Completion of one year
of technical/trade school training in drafting, design, or cartographic
drafting.
20461
Port Design Technician (High school diploma or GED
plus two years of experience in design of structures and machines
similar to those used at a port facility including two years of
experience in the use of AutoCAD.)
20510
Consumer Services Specialist (Bachelor's degree and (1) year of
experience in the investigation, analysis, and resolution of consumer
complaints in a utility or governmental utility regulatory agency.
20521
Public Utility Technical Specialist Bachelor’s degree in Electrical,
Mechanical, Industrial, Civil, Chemical, or Nuclear Engineering, or a
closely related engineering field plus two years of professional
engineering experience to include one year of experience in the
electric, natural gas, water, or telecommunication utility field or in
an agency regulating utilities.
20647
Animal Control Officer High school diploma or
GED plus 6 months of experience in the care and handling of
domesticated animals
20672
Environmental Engineering Specialist Sr. (003 - General Option)
(Bachelor's degree in engineering plus two years of professional,
post-degree experience in environmental engineering)
20677
Soil Evaluator (Bachelor's degree in Soil Science or a closely related
field plus one year of experience in conducting soil classification
using the National Soil Survey Standards)
20712
X-Ray Technician II (High school diploma or GED
supplemented by special training in x-ray testing to include reading
techniques and/or electrocardiograph techniques plus two years
experience in the operation and maintenance of x-ray and other related
clinic equipment)
20812
Chemist II (Bachelor’s degree in chemistry or chemical engineering, plus
two (2) years of experience processing and analyzing chemical solutions
and samples)
20854
Forensic Pathologic Technician I (High school diploma, plus one year
of experience in assisting a pathologist or mortician in autopsies or
embalming work)
21003
Conservation Construction Inspector I (Bachelor's degree in Building
Science, Engineering, or Architecture, plus two years of experience in
construction on construction inspection. NOTE: experience
above the minimum can be substituted for the required education on the
basis of two years experience for each year of college.)
21050
Agronomist (Bachelor's degree in Agronomy, Horticulture, or related
field plus one year of experience in turf development and managements,
landscaping development and management, or roadside vegetation
development and management.)
21076
Geographic Information Systems Specialist, Senior (Bachelor's degree in
Geometrics, Geographic Information Systems, Geography, or a closely
related field, including the completion of at least
tow college-level courses in Geographic Information Systems, plus
18 months of professional experience performing Geographic Information
Systems activities)
21092
Geologist II (Hydrology Option - 035) Bachelor's degree in Geology plus
two years of hydro-geological experience to include one year of field
experience or Master's degree in Geology plus one year of
hydro-geological field experience.
21092
Geologist II (003 – General Option) Bachelor’s degree in Geology
plus two years of experience in geology to include one year of field
experience or a Master’s degree in Geology plus one year of field
experience in geology.
21092
Geologist II (Petroleum Geology Option - 194) Bachelor’s degree in
Geology plus two years of experience in petroleum geology to include one
year of field experience or a Master’s degree in Geology plus one year
of field experience in petroleum geology.
21092
Geologist II (196 – Stratigraphy/Sedimentology
Option) Bachelor’s degree in Geology plus two years of experience in
stratigraphy/sedimentology
to include one year of field experience or a Master’s degree in Geology
plus one year of field experience in stratigraphy/sedimentology.
21110
Radio Operator (high school diploma, plus one year of experience
operating a field or base two-way radio)
21121
Police Communications Officer I (Corrections Option - 032) [High
school diploma or GED and 12 months
experience operating a two-way radio]
21121
Police Communications Officer I (Forestry Option - 219) [High school
diploma or GED and 12 months experience
operating a two-way radio]
21121
Police Communications Officer I (Public Safety Option - 220) [High
school diploma or GED and 12 months
experience operating a two-way radio]
21122
Police Communications Officer II (Forestry Option - 219) [High
school diploma or GED plus two years of
experience in radio communication work in a fire suppression, first
responder, or other similar governmental or private agency
communications center.]
21130
Traffic Signal Technician (Completion of the 10th grade including
two years of work experience performing electrical, electronics, and/or
signal work.)
21133
Traffic Signal Technician, Senior (Completion of two years in a
vocational, trade, or technical school in Electronics or Electrical
field plus one year of work experience performing the maintenance,
repair, inspection and installation of traffic signals)
21144
Electronics Technician (Security Systems - 489) [high school
diploma/GED plus two years of
experience installing, maintaining, and/or repairing electronic security
and emergency systems]
21154
Communications Technician I (one year of experience in the repair of
two-way radios/communication equipment.)
21156
Communications Technician II (graduation from technical/trade school
in electronics plus one year of experience in the repair of two-way
radios or high school diploma/GED plus two
years of experience in the repair of two-way radios.
21210
ALDOT Environmental Specialist
(Architectural History - 175) [Architectural History or Bachelor’s
degree in Architecture, American Studies, Historic Preservation or a
closely related field and one year of experience in federal, state, or
other historic preservation program conducting architectural surveys]
21210
ALDOT Environmental Specialist (Planning
Option - 215) [Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Economics,
Political Science, Public Administration, Sociology, History,
Environmental Science, or Urban Planning; or Bachelor’s degree in any
field and two years of experience in managing environmental impact
assessments in transportation projects to include dealing with the
public, coordinating with local, state and federal agencies, and
compiling data in a narrative report.]
21210
ALDOT Environmental Specialist (Biology
Option - 457) [Bachelor’s degree in Biology, Ecology, Wildlife,
Fisheries, Environmental Science, Botany, or Zoology; or Bachelor’s
degree in Forestry and two advanced level courses in Field Biology
and/or Plant Biology; or Bachelor’s degree in Forestry and one advanced
level course in Field or Plant Biology and one year of experience
performing biological research in field biology or plant biology]
21210
ALDOT Environmental Specialist (Archaeology
Option - 458) [Bachelor’s degree in Archaeology or Bachelor’s degree in
Anthropology and six months of experience in archaeological field work.]
21210
ALDOT Environmental Specialist (Cultural
Resources Option - 459) Bachelor’s degree with a major in architecture,
architectural history, American studies, historic preservation or a
closely related field AND one year of experience in a federal, state or
other historic preservation program conducting architectural surveys or
one year of full-time experience in research, writing or teaching
American architectural history which includes Sections 106 and 110 of
the National Historic Preservation Act with an academic institution,
historical organization or agency, museum, or other professional
institution OR Master’s degree in architecture, architectural history,
American studies, history, preservation architecture or historical
preservation and 6 months of experience in a federal, state or other
historic preservation program conducting architectural surveys)
21220
Transportation Planner (Bachelor’s degree in any major plus one year
of responsible experience in planning to include transportation
planning, urban planning, and/or community planning in a state, federal,
or local agency.)
21242
Natural Resources Planner (Bachelor's degree in environmental
engineering, geology, mineralogy, hydrology, environmental science,
forestry, biological sciences, natural resource planning, or a closely
related field, plus one year of experience managing and/or monitoring
natural resource programs with emphasis on regional or statewide
planning.
30407
Museum Aide (High School Diploma or GED plus
two years of experience in public relations or public contact work in a
museum or historic site.)
30410
Historic Artisan ( Restoration Option - 375) (High School Diploma or
GED plus two years of carpentry work experience to include restoration
and/or repair)
30550
Arts Program Manager (Folk Art Option - 178) (Bachelor’s degree in
folklore, cultural resources, anthropology, or a closely related field
plus two years of experience developing and managing work in a folk arts
program in the promotion of arts and cultural resources for a city,
county, or state, or for an arts center, university arts facility, art
museum, or similar organization.)
30611
APT Services Coordinator (081-Art Option) (Bachelor’s degree in graphic
arts, commercial art, or a closely related field plus two years of
experience in commercial art/graphic design or illustrating work in
print, web, and/or broadcast.)
30661
Television Technician (146 - Network Operations Option)
Graduation from an accredited junior college or technical school.
30672
Radio Program Producer (High School Diploma or GED plus 6 months of
on-air experience in a commercial or non-comercial broadcasting
operation.)
30677
Radio Fine Arts Specialist (Bachelor’s degree in Music, Communications,
Journalism, Public Relations, English, or Theater Arts including 2
courses in music plus two year of experience as a fine arts radio
program producer)
40537
Occupational Therapist (Bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy, and
one year of experience as an Occupational Therapist)
40663
Nutritionist, Senior
(Bachelor's degree in Nutrition, Food and
Nutrition, Dietetics, or Community Nutrition plus two years of
professional nutrition experience or a Master's degree in Nutrition,
Food and Nutrition, Dietetics, or Community Nutrition plus one year of
professional nutrition experience.)
40687
Public Health Research Analyst I (Bachelor’s degree in any major
including two courses in statistics plus two years of experience in
conducting complex data analysis or Bachelor’s degree in any major
including two courses in statistics plus one year of experience
conducting complex health-related data analysis)
40721
Emergency Medical Services Specialist (Bachelor's degree plus two years
of field experience providing pre-hospital emergency medical care)
40726
Licensure and Certification Surveyor
MQ 1
Bachelor’s Degree in Medical Technology or closely related field and two
years of experience in a clinical laboratory performing testing in the
specialties of immunohemotology, hematology,
serology, microbiology, and chemistry.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: Registration by the American Society of
Clinical Pathologists as a medical technologist.
MQ 2 Bachelor’s Degree in
nursing, plus two years of direct patient care nursing
experience.OR Graduation from an approved
school of nursing with an associate degree or diploma, plus five years
of direct patient care nursing experience.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: Current license to practice professional
nursing as issued by the Alabama Board of Nursing.
MQ 3 Bachelor’s Degree in Social
Work in a program accredited by the Council on Social Work Education and
two years of professional social work experience.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: Current license to practice social work
by the Alabama State Board of Social Work Examiners.
MQ
4 Bachelor’s Degree in Nutrition/Dietetics and two years of professional
clinical nutrition experience.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: Registration by the American Dietetic
Association and licensed as a Dietitian/Nutritionist by the State of
Alabama.
MQ
5 Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy and one year of pharmacy experience.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: Current license to practice pharmacy in
the State of Alabama as issued by the Alabama Board of Pharmacy.
MQ 6 Bachelor’s Degree in
Therapeutic Recreation or Recreation Administration and two years of
professional experience in recreational therapy, mental retardation, or
occupational therapy.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: Current registration as a Therapeutic
Recreation Specialist by the National Council for Therapeutic
Recreation.
40762
Health Services Administrator II
(Bachelor's degree in Health Services
Administration, Public Administration, Public Health, Business
Administration, Hospital Administration, or a closely related field
plus, two (2) years of professional experience in a public health or
health services agency including one year experience in supervision or
program management.)
40741
Health Planner I (Bachelor's degree in Hospital Administration, Health
Services Administration, Business Administration, Public Administration,
or a closely related field PLUS one year of administrative experience in
the planning or development of health care programs, facilities, and/or
services)
50335
Drug Treatment Counselor (Bachelor’s degree, plus one year of
experience in substance abuse counseling. Note: Substance abuse
counseling experience above the minimum will substitute for the required
degree on a year for year basis (minimum education: High School diploma/GED)
50337
Correctional Therapeutic Community Supervisor (Bachelor’s degree in
sociology, counseling, psychology, human behavior, guidance, or a
related field, and one year of responsible experience in providing
direct treatment service in a therapeutic community)
50339
Drug Program Specialist (Bachelor's degree in any field, plus two years
of experience in substance abuse counseling)
50348
Interpreter I (High school diploma/GED,
plus one year of paid experience as an interpreter for the deaf and
proof of possession of the following special requirement: Permit -
NAD Level III or its equivalent approved by
The Alabama Licensure Board for Interpreters and
Transliterators)
50349
Interpreter II (graduation from a standard senior high school or
GED equivalency and three years of paid
experience as an interpreter for the Deaf.)
50350
Interpreter III (Bachelor’s degree, plus one year of paid experience
as an interpreter for the deaf, OR high school diploma/GED
and five years of paid experience as an interpreter for the Deaf and
proof of possession of the following special requirement: License
approved by the Alabama Licensure Board for Interpreters and
Transliterators)
50365
District Early Intervention Coordinator (Bachelor’s degree in
education, social science, behavioral science, health services
administration, rehabilitation, nursing, or allied health occupations
plus one year of experience providing Part C IDEA services to infants
and toddlers, special education services to children under age six, or
case management services to children under age six.)
50386
Rehabilitation Technology Assistant (High school diploma/GED, plus
two (2) years of experience operating tools for metal, wood, or plastic
fabrication.)
50374
Rehabilitation Teacher (Bachelor's degree in Rehabilitation
Counseling, Visual Disabilities, or a closely related field and one year
of experience providing rehabilitation services to individuals with
visual disabilities.) Opened continuous February 16.
50420
Medical Care Benefits Specialist I (High school diploma/GED
and one course in office practices, procedures or typing, plus two years
of experience in medical assistance, health or social services work
dealing with filing, processing and reviewing requests for benefit
payments or medical insurance claims.
50520
Human Services Program Coordinator (Senior Services Option - 225)
[Bachelor’s degree and two years of experience in the development,
administration, or provision of a program of social services]
50520
Human Services Program Coordinator (Youth Services Option - 226)
[Bachelor’s degree in social science and two years of experience working
with youth community residential programs]
50520
Human Services Program Coordinator (262 – Early Childhood/Pre-K
Option) (Bachelor’s degree with a major in Child Development, Early
Childhood Education or a closely related field plus two years of
responsible experience in preschool/pre-k administration and training or
teaching preschool, pre-k, or kindergarten children.)
50520
Human Services Program Coordinator (Children’s Services Option -
442) [Bachelor’s degree social science, business administration, public
relations, advertising, government, economics, or a related field and
two years of responsible experience in a social services agency and/or
community outreach]
50531
Human Services Program Specialist (Senior Services Option - 225)
[Bachelor’s degree in planning, public administration, political
science, social science, or related field, plus one year of experience
in community organization, program planning, and/or program operations]
50531
Human Services Program Specialist (262 – School Readiness Option)
(Bachelor’s degree in Child Development, Early Childhood Education, or a
closely related field plus one year of professional experience in
preschool/pre-k administration, program planning, and program
organization.)
50531
Human Services Program Specialist (Children’s Services Option - 442)
[Bachelor’s degree in planning, public administration, political
science, social science, or related field, plus one year of experience
in community organization, program planning, and program operations]
60320
Special Investigator (Bachelor’s degree in criminal justice, business or
public administration, or a social science and one year of law
enforcement experience conducting complex criminal investigations. Note:
Additional experience beyond the one year minimum can be substituted for
the education requirement on a year-for-year basis)
60331
ABC Enforcement Agent (high School diploma or GED
plus two years of experience in law enforcement)
60351
Criminal Intelligence Analyst (two years of college coursework plus two
years of technical and professional experience in collecting and
analyzing criminal intelligence data for a law enforcement or
governmental agency.)
60410
Driver License Examiner I (graduation from a high school or
possession of a GED certificate plus six
months of clerical experience)
60501
Fingerprint Classifier I (High school diploma/GED,
plus at least twelve months of experience in fingerprint classification.
Note: Attendance in a standard course in fingerprint classification
accepted by the Department of Public Safety can substitute for
experience on a month-for-month basis.)
60503
Latent Print Examiner (Bachelor's degree in social or natural
science or a related field of study, plus two years of full-time work
experience in latent print comparison and identification and
Certification as a professional latent print examiner from the
International Association for Identification. Note: Two years of the
qualifying work experience may substitute for one year of the required
college education)
60612
Security Guard II (High school Diploma or GED
plus two years of experience in police or security work.)
60620
Search Party Assistant Dog Handler (High school diploma/GED,
plus one year of paid experience in the training of tracking, hunting,
guide, or search dogs
60609
Youth Services Security Officer (High school diploma/GED,
plus one year of experience working in law enforcement or working with
delinquent youth)
60811
Youth Services Counselor I (Bachelor's degree in Psychology, Sociology,
Criminal Justice, or a related field plus one year of experience working
directly with juvenile offenders or juvenile delinquents in a
correctional setting.
60820
Youth Services Specialist (Bachelor’s degree with a major in Juvenile
Justice, Behavioral Science, Social Work, or a closely related field
plus two years of professional level experience in juvenile
corrections.)
61311
Land Reclamation Inspector II (074 – Science Option) Bachelor’s
degree with major coursework in agronomy, botany, agriculture, forestry,
biology, fish/wildlife biology, conservation, environment,
silviculture, ecology, chemistry, water
resources or a closely related field plus one year of experience in one
of the above fields related to land reclamation or environmental
restoration.
61311
Land Reclamation Inspector II (037 – Mine Engineering Option)
Bachelor’s degree with major coursework in mine engineering plus one
year of experience in mining engineering or work closely related to
planning and implementing carefully engineered and executed mining
designs, time tables, and associated plans.
61311
Land Reclamation Inspector II (036 – Geology Option) Bachelor’s
degree with major coursework in geology plus one year of experience in
geology or work closely related to the study or rock and mineral
formations and strata and properties associated with the occurrence of
various geological structures.
61311
Land Reclamation Inspector II (035 – Hydrology Option) Bachelor’s
degree with major coursework in hydrology plus one year of experience in
the practice of hydrology or work closely related to the study and
analysis of water on land surfaces, in soil, and in underlying rock
strata and water tables.
61407
Revenue Motor Vehicle Inspector (high school diploma or
GED plus one year of automotive mechanic
experience in areas such as inspection, repair, and identification of
motor vehicle parts)
61420
Transportation Enforcement Officer I (Graduation from a standard senior
high school or GED equivalent with one year
of college coursework (30 semester or 45 quarter hours) in business
administration, transportation, economics, law enforcement, or related
field plus one year of responsible experience involving public contact
in motor carrier operations and services or law enforcement.)
61640
Elevator/Boiler Inspector (High School Diploma or
GED plus two years of experience in the
maintenance, repair, installation, or inspection of boilers and pressure
vessels and/or public elevators and
si milar
equipment)
70180
Shipping Point Inspector (High School Diploma or
GED plus one year of full-time experience in sampling or
inspecting grain, produce, peanuts, tree nuts, or fruits and
vegetables.)
70424 Forest Investigator (high school diploma or GED plus two years of
experience conducting criminal investigations with a law enforcement
agency or experience determining the origin and cause of wild fires.
70437
Forestry Management Specialist (Bachelor's degree in Forestry,
Forestry Management, or a closely related field plus two years of
responsible experience in various phases of forestry work.)
70510
Lands Management Officer (high school diploma or
GED plus two years of experience in timber
and/or land management)
70643
Parks Operations Specialist (High school graduation or
GED supplemented by the successful
completion of two college courses in accounting or public and business
administration, plus two years of responsible business or office
experience in the areas of evaluating and determining insurance coverage
and processing claims, property and inventory control work, or
coordination of printing.
70801
Conservation Enforcement Officer (General Option - 003) High School
Diploma or GED plus six months of experience
participating in any area related to Conservation programs and their
laws and regulations, to include activities involving game, fish,
seafood, water safety, and parks.
70722
Biologist II (Inland Fish Option - 046) Bachelor's degree in
Fisheries Management, Fisheries Science, Aquaculture, or a closely
related biological field including two years of professional experience
in inland fish research, management or aquaculture (qualifying
experience includes work with fish, mussels, snails, and/or crayfish)
70722
Biologist II (Plant and Pesticide Option - 258) Bachelor's degree in
biology, environmental science, ecology or a closely related field plus
two years of experience conducting plant and pesticide biological
research or enforcing pesticide related agricultural laws related to the
manufacture, storage, sale and/or use of chemical pesticides.
70803
Conservation Enforcement Officer Supervisor (Wildlife Biologist
Option - 461) [Bachelor's degree in Wildlife Management, plus two years
experience in wildlife management and/or research OR Master's degree in
Wildlife Management, plus one year of experience in wildlife management
and/or research]
80105
Custodial Worker Supervisor (completion of tenth grade plus two
years experience in cleaning office buildings; one year of which must
have been in a supervisory capacity)
80335
Resort Kitchen Manager I (High School Diploma or
GED, plus two years of experience in kitchen
management in a large scale restaurant or hotel with banquet
facilities to include supervision of staff and preparation and
inspection of food.)
80341
Steward I (high school diploma, plus 2 years of experience preparing
full course meals in a full service food establishment)
80356
Food and Beverage Manager II (Bachelor's degree in food and beverage
management or a closely related field plus two years of experience in a
responsible supervisory or administrative capacity in food service
management in a multi-operational resort hotel or motel, including
banquet and convention facilities)
90142
Grounds Maintenance Crew Leader (High School Diploma or
GED, plus two years recent work experience
in performing grounds keeping activities which must include caring for,
planting, and cultivating plants and shrubs in landscaped grounds.
Recent work experience is experience gained within the last ten years)
90230
Automated Transportation Systems Maintenance Specialist (High School
Diploma or GED and two years of experience
in maintenance and repair in at least two of the following areas:
Industrial, electrical, and mechanical systems OR Associates' degree in
Industrial Electricity/Electronics and one year of experience in
maintenance and repair in at least two of the above mentioned areas)
90234
Automated Transportation Systems Operator (High School Diploma or
GED and one year of experience in the
operation of electronic equipment, such as surveillance systems, motor
controls, communications equipment, computer systems, or emergency power
systems)
90246
Transportation Maintenance Technician, Senior
(completion of the 8th
grade plus one year of experience in highway maintenance work at the
level of a Transportation Maintenance Technician)
90311
Equipment Operator I (Completion of 8th grade and one (1) year of
experience in commercial truck/bus driving, heavy equipment operation,
forklift, wrecker, or related experience.
90312
Equipment Operator II
(Completion of eighth grade plus one year of
combined experience operating at least two of the pieces of equipment
listed on the job announcement OR Completion of eighth grade plus two
years of experience operating one of the pieces of equipment listed on
the job announcement)
90422
Aircraft Mechanic (049 - Fixed Wing Option) High School
Diploma or GED, plus two years of experience
in the repair and maintenance of fixed wing aircraft.
90445
Equipment Mechanic (003 - General) Completion of the 10th
grade and two years of experience in the maintenance and repair of heavy
construction and/or automobile equipment.
90450
Equipment Repair Supervisor (High School Diploma or
GED, plus two years of experience as a journeyman mechanic in the
maintenance and repair of diesel and gasoline-powered equipment)
90501
Maintenance Repairer (one year exp. in general maintenance involving
building, electrical, or mechanical trades)
90503
Plant Maintenance Worker (Completion of 10th grade, plus two (2)
years of experience in at least two (2) building trades.
90520
Mason (Completion of 10th grade and six months of experience at the
level of journeyman or completion of an apprenticeship program in the
mason trade)
90524
Mason Supervisor (High School diploma/GED,
plus two (2) years of experience as a mason)
90530
Painter (Completion of 10th grade and a two-year apprenticeship in
the painter trade)
90532
Painter Supervisor (Completion of 10th grade, plus two years experience
as a journeyman painter to include one year of supervisory experience in
the painting trade.
90552
Maintenance and Repair Supervisor (High School Diploma/GED,
plus one (1) year of experience in a building trade or small engine
repair OR trade school graduation in a building trade.
90554
Building Maintenance Supervisor I (High School Diploma/GED,
plus two years of responsible experience in one of the building trades,
such as carpentry, plumbing, masonry or electrical work, to include one
year of supervisory experience in building construction or repair)
90570
Carpenter (General Option - 003 High school graduation plus six
months’ experience as a journeyman carpenter) (Restoration Option - 375
High school graduation plus six months' experience as a journeyman
carpenter on a recognized historic building restoration under the
direction of a historical agency or foundation or an architect
specializing in historic restoration)
90830
Correctional Industries Manager (Production Option - 252) [Bachelor’s
degree, plus two years of experience in production management including
one year of experience in quality control and one year of experience in
supervising technical and skilled personnel. Note: Experience above the
minimum may be substituted for the education on a year-for-year basis.]
90830
Correctional Industries Manager (Sales Option - 253) [Bachelor’s degree
in marketing, business administration, or a related field, plus two
years of experience in the sale of products to governmental agencies or
other governmental institutions, including one year of experience in
supervising a sales staff. Retail sales experience is NOT acceptable.
Note: Experience above the minimum may be substituted for the education
on a year-for-year basis.]