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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05/18/1989 Pat DeMond Mark C. Salvaggio Staff: Mary Strenn AGENDA PERSONNEL COMMITTEE Thursday, May 18, 1989 5:00 p.m. IIEM #1 RE¥ISED dOg SPECIFIC^lIONS ^ir Conditioning lechnician I Air Conditioning lechnician II Building Maintainer I gui]ding Maintainer II Heavy Equipment Operator - Sanitation Maintenance Craftworker I lraffic Engineer CITY OF BAKERSFIELD PERSONNEL COMMITTEE May 18, 1989 Job Specification Revisions Classification Title Revision Summary Air Conditioning The Technician I and II specifications Technician were revised following a request by the incumbents to review the duties and requirements for the position; these revisions more accurately reflect the duties performed and the knowledge and abilities required of the position. Building Maintainer These specifications were substantially revised to reflect current duties of the position. Previously, the specification included many of the duties now performed by the Auditorium Maintainer classification. Heavy Equipment The Driver's License requirement has been Operator (Sanitation) reduced from a Class I (required for vehicles with tractor-trailer combinations) to a Class II (required for vehicles with 3 axles). Maintenance Craftworker Welding has been included in .the Description of Duties for this position. 'Traffic Engineer The salary for this position was recently adjusted to be equivalent to the Engineer IV; the professional certification requirement for the Traffic Engineer has been revised to be comparable to the Engineer IV. CLASS TITLE: AIR CONDITIONING TECHNICIAN I 414 CLASS CHARACTERISTICS: Under general supervision performs semi-skilled work assisting in the operation and maintenance of air conditioning units, heating boilers and ventilating systems, usinq electrical tools and instruments; reads and understands electrical blUeprints; performs other work as required. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Operates and maintains the air conditioning and heating units at city-owned .facilities as directed, including changing filters, cleaning condensers, and maintaining the water treatment in both open and closed systems; assists in the operation and maintenance of ice making equipment at the Civic Auditorium; assists int he repairs or replacements of electrical relays, switches, contractors, wiring, ~ and motors. Drives and operates a three-quarter(3/4) ton pickup, operates crane truck, tests and troubleshoots refriqeration systems usinq related instruments. Installs air conditioninq units and ductwork in remodeled facilities. Maintains and operates pneumatic control systems and ~quipment. Performs annual maintenance on larqe water chillinq equipment. DESIRABLE MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Traininq and Experience: Graduation from high school or vocational school or attainment of a satisfactory score on a GED test and 3 years of experience at apprenticeship-skill level in air conditioning and heating plant maintenance and operation; or an equivalent combination of training and experience which provides the capabilities to perform the described duties. Knowledqe, Abilities and Skills: Good knowledge of the principles and techniques of air conditioning and heating equipment operation and maintenance; some knowledge of electrical installations, equipment , controls and motors; knowledqe of pneumatic controls and motors. Ability to operate drilling, welding and grinding equipment; ability to carry out routine repairs and maintenance with a minimum of supervision. Licenses or Certificates: Possession of a valid Class 3 ' California driver's license; must pass a color vision test. Promotion to Air Condition Technician II: Promotion to Air Conditioning Technician II from Air conditioning Technician I is made on a merit basis, without examination, subject to recommendation by the department head and approval of the Personnel Manager. Under normal conditions, an employee will be considered for promotion following appointment to the fifth salary step. 4/89 Approved by the City Council: Approved by the Miscellaneous Civil Service Board: cLAss~TITLE: AIR CO IONING TECHNICIAN II 757 CLASS CHARACTERISTICS: Under general supervision performs skilled technical work in the maintenance and operation of air conditioning units, boilers, large water chilled systems and circulating systems, involving the maintenance and repair of air conditioning plants, kitchen equipment including boilers, and operation of electrical'system and ice making equipment; H.V.A.C. equipment, sheetmetal, ductwork, and new unit plumbinq installation; operation of computer operated controls; operation of liqht and heavy equipment; performs other work as required. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Supervises the maintenance and operation of air conditioning and heating plants, including water treatment in closed systems and cooling towers; supervises the operation of electrical equipment; supervises the operation and maintenance of ice making machinery and the operation of resurfacing equipment; performs installation of air conditioning equipment, duct work, and control systems; operates crane truck and operates and maintains pneumatic controls; reads and uses electrical diaqrams to facilitate troubleshootinq; evaluates circuits usinq electrical test instruments. · Performs annual maintenance on larqe water chillers. DESIRABLE MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Traininq and Experience: Graduation from high school or vocational school and four years experience in air conditioning, heating, plant maintenance , operations and general building equipment maintenance including supervisory experience. Knowledqe, Abilities and Skills: Considerable knowledge of the principles and techniques of air conditioning, heating, building maintenance and water treatment; considerable knowledge of electrical installations, equipment and electrical maintenance machinery. Ability to operate drilling, welding~ and grinding equipment; ability to operate a crane truck; ability to operate pneumatic controls and motors~ ability to operate computer operated controls; ability to Carry out routine maintenance and repair parts without supervision; ability to interpret blueprints and work from sketches, penciled diagrams, or verbal instructions; ability to train subordinate staff as required. Skill in the use and care of tools and equipment of the refriqeration trade. Licenses or Certificates: Possession of a valid Class 3 California Driver's License; must pass a color vision test. Promotion to Air Conditioninq Technician II: Promotion to Air Conditioning Technician II from Air Conditioning Technician I is made on a merit basis, without examination, subject to recommendation by the department head and approval of the Personnel Manager. Under normal conditions, an employee will be considered for promotion following appointment to the fifth salary step. 4/89 Approved by the City Council: Approved by the Miscellaneous Civil Service Board: '~'" ~LASS TITLE: BUILDi MAINTAINER I 306 CLASS CHARACTERISTICS: Under general supervision, ............ = ..... g~ difficulty -=--~ ........................ resurfacing , maintains interiors of City buildings and immediately adjacent areas in a clean, sanitary and orderly condition. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: x=~{"+° ~ setting .... ,,~ +~ ...... ~=~ nl ~+~ ..... -.. ~ ............. ~ ..... j provide some ....................... ~=~~ ~ .... ~,, ~3~ .... ~ ..... ~ Cleans, sweeps, mops and waxes floors, including linoleum, tile, terrazzo, and cement dusts' and polishes furniture and furnishings; washes windows; moves and arranges office furniture and equipment; cleans woodwork, walls and shades; polishes metal work; sweeps hallway~ and stairways; cleans receptacles, ashtrays, wash bowls, toilet room fixtures and equipment; replenishes toilet room supplies; observes safety rules and requlations; vacuums and shampoos rugs; performs other related work as required. May be required to work nights. DESI~BLE MINI~M QUALIFICATIONS: Training and Experience: Two One year of recent experience in custodial and building maintenance work. Knowledge, Abilities and Skills: Considerable knowledge of modern methods, materials and equipment used in cleaning and caring for floors, walls, fixtures and furniture; good knowledge of practices, tools, and materials involved int he performance of semiskilled tasks related to general building maintenance; good knowledge of the operation of motorized equipment required for building maintenance work. Ability to.carry out oral and written instructions in performing general tasks; ability to lead the work maintenance crews when required; ability to perform labor fOr extended periods; ability to perform semiskilled tasks without close supervision; ability to prepare simple records and reports. Licenses or Certificates: Possession of a valid Class 3 California driver's license may ~ ...... 4/89 Approved by City Council: Approved by Miscellaneous Civil Service Commission: "~'~LASS TITLE: BU ] MAINTAINER II 310 CLASS CHARACTERISTICS: ...... genera! ........ ;~;~ ~ ........ ~ ~ ........ ~ficu!ty, including ...... ~ .... ~~-~YP ~=~ ...... work involved ~ -~ .... = .... eper~tlon ~ pub!~ ~,,~g-, =~ ~ .... ~ ~~.. position for z ...... working ~- = ~,,~g ~=~ ........ ~. Supervises a small crew of Building Maintainer I's , whiln participating in the work of the crew maintaining interiors of City buildings, and adjacent areas in a clean, sanitary and ..orderly condition; performs other work as required. EX~PLES OF DUTIES: b!cacher seats fur events and exhibitions held in pub!i~ skip ~=~ ..... ~ ~v ..... a ~ .... ~ .... v~. ~ .... ~ight fixtures ...... ~ ....... = ......... ~ ................. cleaning ~=;"~ ............ including ........ ;~; ..... ~ ~ ~=~+=~ ~ .... ~" ~="~ .... ~ waxing; Performs and supervises maintenance of interiors of City buildings. Provides direct lead supe~ision to the crew with whom they work, insuring that safety rules are obse~ed, communicating necessary information to subordinates, hearing subordinates problems, consulting with tho .Supervisor; instructs new employees in the proper use of equipment and cleansing agents; inspects work completed; inspects the building generally to report necessary repairs and improvements7 observes and enforces safety and security regulations; performs specialized jobs where supervision of other may not be required; issues supplies; vacuums and shampoos rugs. May be required to work nights. DESI~BLE MINI~M QUALIFICATIONS: Training and Experience: Two years' experience in custodial and building maintenance work. Knowledge, Abilities and Skills: Considerable knowledge'of modern methods, materials, and equipment used in cleaning and caring for · floors, walls, fixtures, and furniture; good knowledge of the practices, tools and materials involved in the performance of semiskilled tasks related to general building maintenance; good knowledge of the operation of motorized equipment required for building maintenance work. Ability to carry out oral and written instructions in performing general tasks; ability to lead the work maintenance crews when required; ability to perform labor for extended periods; ability to performs semiskilled tasks without close supervision; ability to prepare simple records and reports. Licenses and Certificates: Possession of a valid Class 3 California driver's license may ~ 4/89 Approved by the City Council: Approved by the Miscellaneous Civil Service Board: CLASS TITLE: HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - SANITATION 323 CLASS ~CHARACTERISTICS: Under general supervision, performs manual and semi-skilled work in the operation of heavy and complex automated refuse collection equipment; performs other work as required. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Operate a one-man automatic loading refuse truck, used in the collection of 90 gallon or 300 gallon containers. Operates truck- tractor, semi-trailer equipment used for drop off box type refuse containers and other related work as required; drives a refuse collection vehicle and crew to an assigned route; leads crew work; directs the collection' of refuse from residences and commercial buildings along the route; moves truck as necessary; assists in the collection process; drives full refuse truck to the sanitary landfill for disposal; places truck in the required area; operates the necessary mechanisms for unloading; drives truck and crew back to assigned route or to city yard; maintains simple time records; reports on defects in the refuse truck being used; assists in attaching , dumping, detaching, and replacing detachable bins on assigned route; assists and directs assigned crew in tagging illegal refuse containers and improperly prepared refuse. Supervises Sanitation employees in all areas of refuse collection, in the absence of a Sanitation supervisor. DESIRABLE MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Traininq and Experience: Two years' experience in driving a heavy- duty vehicle. Knowledqe, Abilities and Skills: Ability to read and write at a level for successful job performance; ability to lead a small crew in the collection of refuse; ability to follow oral or written instrUctions; ability to drive a heavy-duty vehicle; ability to maintain good relations with the public being served; physical condition and strength sufficient to do heavy lifting and carrying for extended periods. Licenses or Certificates: Possession of a valid Class California driver's license as required by law for equipment used in performance of duties. 4/89 Approved by City CoUncil: Approved by Miscellaneous Civil Service Board: CLASS TITLE: MAINTENANCE CRAFTWORKER I (420) CLASS CHARACTERISTICS: Under general supervision, performs skilled work in the construction, maintenance and repair of municipal facilities and properties, and equipment painting; performs other work as required. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Operates a variety of power and hand tools in construction, weldinq, cabinet work, plumbing, and painting; performs equipment painting, other than automotive equipment; installs and maintains sprinkler systems, automatic valves, and controllers; maintains restroom and playground equipment; operates, maintains, and repairs swimming pools; requisitions materials and supplies; leads a small crew in related work as required. DESIRABLE MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: Traininq and Experience: Four years' experience in general maintenance work involving more than one of the skilled trades. Knowledge, Abilities and Skills: Considerable knowledge of the methods and practices used in general building trades; considerable knowledge of the tools and equipment used in general building maintenance work; good knowledge of tools and equipment used in equipment painting. Ability to supervise and lead the work of a crew engaged in construction, maintenance or repair work; ability to work from oral and written instruction, and to read plans and diagrams. Skill in the use and care of various types of equipment and tools, including power tools and light automotive equipment. Licenses or Certificates: Possession of a valid Class 3 California driver's license. Promotion to Maintenance Craftworker: Promotion to Maintenance Craftworker from Trades Assistant is made on a merit basis without examination, subject to recommendation by the department head and approval of the Personnel Manager. Under normal conditions, an employee will be considered for promotion one year following appointment to the fifth salary step, and upon meeting Training and Experience qualifications for Maintenance Craftworker. 4/89 Approved by City Council: Approved by Miscellaneous Civil. Service Board: CLA$S'~TITLE: TRAFFIC EER 837 CLASS CHARACTERISTICS: Under direction, is responsible for participating in and is in charge of varied and difficult professional engineering work of the more advanced level, including research, design and construction of traffic control facilities and other engineering projects; performs other work as required. ~. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES: Conducts a wide variety of traffic studies including origin and destination, travel time, accidents, transit, volume, capacity, parking, and pedestrian surveys or operational or planning application; confers with technical groups on traffic problems; gives information to the public; analyzes traffic accident tabulations and makes recommendations for accident prevention; develops plans for major civil engineering projects; designs and theorizes 'a wide variety of projects related to municipal improvements; makes work estimates, figures quantities, and makes a variety of decisions requiring technical and professional knowledge of engineering principles, methods and techniques; supervises in the drawing of plans, writing specifications, making preliminary or constructional layouts; and inspects construction work in progress and upon completion. DESIRABLE MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS: ...... ~ad accredited college with Traininq and Experience: Graduation from an .... = .... a Bachelors degree in engineering, and thrac five years of responsible professional engineering experience, including professional experience in traffic engineering and municipal public works activities, and inc!udinq two years in suDervisinq other enqineerinq personnel; or an equivalent combination of training and experience which provides the capabilities to perform the described duties. Knowledqe, Abilities and Skills: Considerable knowledge of the principles and practices of engineering; considerable knowledge of fundamentals of traffic engineering control and regulation, including the various methods and devices used in modern traffic control; knowledge of traffic control and safety devices; knowledge of the California Vehicle Code; ability to conduct traffic engineering studies, prepare reports with recommendations; considerable knowledge of modern methods and techniques applied to the design, construction, and maintenance of public works; good knowledge of the strength, properties and uses of Construction materials; good knowledge of effective supervisory techniques. Ability to perform technical research work and provide supervision and~advise on difficult engineering problems; ability to design a variety of public works structures with skill and accuracy; ability to use engineering and drafting instruments; ability to make accurate drawings and maps, and to prepare technical reports; ability to make difficult mathematical calculations and keep neat and accurate field notes. Licenses or Certificates: Possession of a valid certificate of registration as a Professional Engineer issued by the California State Board of Registration for Civil~ and Professional Engineers, or Traffic Enqineer~, is ~ required. D ...... ich ~f an Engin~ar-in-Trzining certificat~ is raquir~d. 4/89 Approved by City Council: Approved by the Miscellaneous Civil Service Commission: