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3/88 DUE ~ P~R CO~ITION ORIGIN~ DESTROYED CITY OF SANTA ANA EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE SUPERINTENDENT DEFINITION Under administrative direction, directs, and coordinates the administrative and technical functions of a large equipment maintenance center engaged in the replace- m~nt, maintenance, servicing and repair of automotive, construction and related equipment. ~,XAMPLES OF,DUTIES Plans, directs, controls and coordinates the operations of repairing and maintain- ing a wide variety of automotive and heavy construction equipment; supervises equip- ment preventive maintenance programs; establishes operating policies, regulations and procedures, includin~ work standards and safety rules; confers with and advises subordinate supervisory and lead personnel on day-to-day operations and probl<.ms; supervises and participates in the selection, placement, training and evaluation of department personnel; supervises and participates in a continuous program of ..afcty instruction and insures safety regulations are strictly observed and enforced; assists other departments and divisions in selecting and/or modifying equipment to suit peculiar requirements; designs and supervises the construction or modifications of special equipment to meet specific needs; makes regular and special reports including evaluation of equipment performance to the City Manager; administers a complete service and cost record for each separate unit of equipment and a perpetual control system on all parts and materials used in the repair and maintenance of motorized equipment; recommends an equipment replacement program and prepares specifications for the purchase of equipment and parts; super~,ises the general maintenance of the central repair facilities and maintains the security and order of the Corporation Yard; prepares annual budget estimates and requests and maintains budgetary controls performs related work as required. D_I. STINGUISUING FEATURES OF TUE CLASS Reporting directly to the City Manager,.an employee in this class is responsible for directing thc operations of the central garage which includes the repair and maintenance of general or special purpose automotive and heavy-duty construction equipment, prepares a budget and performs other duties required of a department head. RS.COMMENDED MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Gradnation from high school and five years of increasingly responsible experience supervising or administering the operations, 'repair and maintenance of a fleet of motorized and mechanical eqoipment, or any equivalent combination of training and experience which provides the following know]edge, skills and abilities: Exten~:~ve know]edge of: tile principles and practices of administration as applied to a large fleet of motorized mechanical equipment, their dcsigu, maintcoance and repair. Thorough knowledge of: preventive maintenance principles; the occupations] hazards and safety preceutions of the trade. Knowledge of: office and financial record-keeping practices as they pertain to a garage. Ability to: p]an, organize and supervise the work of a varied staff of supervisory, skilled and semi-skilled tradesmen and office employees in a manner conducive to full performance and high more]e; write technics] reports and handle complaints, personnel problems and administrative questions iu an efficient and capable manner; organize shop faciliL~ : to meet fluctoating and u~usual demands; prepare and interpret specifications for tho purchase of cqnipment; establish and maintain effective working relatSonships with other City departments and divisions.