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8857
DRIVER LICENSE EXAMINER
Nature of Work
Under general supervision of the MVI-CDL officer,
administers all tests required of applicants for West Virginia
driver's licenses and processes all types of driver's license
transactions including collections of fees and issuing licenses.
Administers road skill tests as required. Performs related work
as required.
Examples of Work
Administers all tests related to obtaining West Virginia
driver's license: vision test, written test, computerized
test and oral test for those with reading impairment.
Conducts skills test for Class D and E licenses (chauffeurs
and regular operator license) i.e., parking testing and on
the-road skills test.
Issues all types of driver's licenses and ID cards; reviews
documentation to ensure that information is complete and
accurate; approves license for issuance.
Calculates and collects fees for all types of driver's
license; operates cash register.
Enters driver's information into computerized photo licensing
equipment; obtains finger imagines and signature;
photographs applicants for license, permits or ID cards.
Overrides the computer and makes voids.
Balances cash drawer with the log of transactions at the end
of each business day; prepares and makes bank deposit;
transports money to and from bank; copies, fax and mails
Division of Motor Vehicles reports daily.
Performs inspection of applicant's vehicle for proper
operation; rejects vehicles found in unsafe condition.
Reviews for accuracy and legibility applications for learner's
permits and transfers from out of state; compares
applications to supporting documents.
Checks and scores tests; validates tests; issues licenses with
passing scores.
Logs each applicant for written and driving test.
Answers questions and provides general information about
driver performance exams, testing procedures and applicable
motor vehicle laws.
Completes monthly transportation reports for assigned vehicle.
Travels to assigned designated testing site to administer
tests and issues driver's licenses.
Conducts driver clinic interviews as assigned by the
supervisor.
Conducts voter registration.
May train new employees.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Knowledge of laws and rules pertaining to motor vehicles
and their operation.
Knowledge of motor vehicle licensure law, rules and
regulations.
Knowledge of basic arithmetic.
Skill in the use of alpha an numeric keyboard.
Ability to interpret rules and regulations.
Ability to instruct and inform clearly and understandably.
Ability to deal with the public in a tactful and courteous
manner.
Ability to operate cash register and a computer used in a
digitized camera system.
Ability to perform basic arithmetical calculations.
Ability to operate motor vehicle.
Ability to complete one week training course at State Police
Academy or at any other designated location.
Ability to lift heavy objects.
Minimum Qualifications
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Training:
Graduation from standard high school or the
equivalent.
Experience:
One year of full-time or equivalent part-time paid
experience in bookkeeping, cashiering or related public
contact work.
Special Requirement:
(1) Possession of valid West Virginia
driver's license. (2) Must be eligible for bonding. (3) Must
be at least 21 years of age.
Established: 8/19/93
Revised: 5/21/98
Effective:
7/16/98