Parking Facilities Maintenance Supervisor (Eligible for up to $5,000 in bonuses)

EXAMPLES OF DUTIES

Depending upon assignment duties may include but are not limited to the following:

- Plan assign and supervise the work of employees performing a wide variety of parking lot maintenance and repair work.
- Estimate labor and material costs for work to be performed.
- Oversee the acquisition purchase and inventory of supplies and materials.
- Maintain work times equipment supply and material records; make reports of work performed.
- Inspect work in progress; assist workers in resolving difficult work problems.
- Instruct subordinates in work techniques use of equipment and safety precautions and requirements.
- Inspect parking lots to locate and determine the extent of repairs or maintenance required.
- Coordinate oversee and inspect work of private contractors engaged in parking lot maintenance and parking access or revenue control equipment repair work for the City.
- Inspect and test computerized and electro-mechanical parking access and revenue control equipment to ascertain operational efficiency and accuracy and to determine repairs or maintenance needed.
- Perform a variety of technical repairs on revenue and access control equipment such as the installation of fee computer printing ribbons and the removal and replacement of electronic micro-circuit boards and various other parts and components.
- Coordinate and oversee maintenance work and repairs performed on mechanical and electrical/electronic equipment by other City departments/divisions.
- Develop and implement preventive maintenance programs for sophisticated electronic/electro-mechanical parking access and revenue control systems.
- Assist in development of plans and specifications for computerized parking access and revenue control systems and parking facility installations and modifications.
- Assist in budget preparation and administration.
- Supervise train discipline and evaluate subordinate employees.
- Perform related duties as required.

Knowledge of:

- Methods tools materials and equipment used in the operation maintenance and repair of parking structures or similar facilities.
- Principles of computerized electronic revenue control systems.
- Tools methods instruments and equipment used in maintenance and repair of sophisticated electronic systems including microprocessors.
- Occupational hazards and safety precautions necessary in the work.
- Typical defects and faults in construction of electronic systems.
- Principles and practices of effective supervision training discipline and performance evaluation.
- Building maintenance and repair.

Ability to:

- Plan and organize the work of subordinate personnel engaged in parking lot maintenance work.
- Keep records and prepare reports.
- Estimate costs and determine personnel and equipment needs.
- Read and interpret construction blueprints and electrical/electronic schematics.
- Identify maintenance and repair problems and take effective action in resolving them.
- Coordinate and oversee the installation maintenance and repair of computerized and electro-mechanical parking access and revenue control equipment.
- Use sophisticated electronic diagnostic equipment.
- Deal firmly and tactfully with contractors outside vendors and customers.
- Supervise train and evaluate subordinates.

Experience and Education:

Any combination equivalent to experience and education that could likely provide the required knowledge and abilities would be qualifying. A typical way to obtain the knowledge and abilities would be:

Experience:

Three years of experience in the repair and maintenance of sophisticated electronic and electro-mechanical control systems involving micro-processors including at least one year as a supervisor.

Education:

Completion of a community college trade school or military electronic technology program equivalent to a two-year AA or certificate program or the U.S. Navy Class A Electronics School.