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CITY OF SANTA ANA MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTOR/SUPERVISOR DEFINITION Under general supervision, instructs and supervises unskilled, economiCally-dis- advantaged persons in the application of general building trades methods and tech- niques for the minor maintenance, repair and beautification of deteriorated sub- standarding houses. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES Trains unskilled persons in the basic methods and.techniques of building maintenance and repair, the proper use of tools, equipment and materials, safety regulations and safe work procedures and practices utilizing a combination of classroom instruction and on-~he-job demonstration and practical work experience; lays out, assigns and closely supervises the work of each assigned trainee; advises and assists trainees regarding work habits and performance; schedules tools and materials; transports trainee crews to and from work sites; maintains records of time, materials and equip- ment; prepares daily progress reports regarding training and status of work projects; and performs related work as required. DISTINGUISHING FEATURES OF THE CLASS This is a limited-term project of approximately one year duration from commencement. Persons employed in this classification will be expected to exercise independent judgement and initiative in training and supervising the practical work experience activities for a group.of unskilled, employment handicapped persons. The incumbents .will receive supervision from and be responsible to the program coordinator. RECOMMENDED MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Three years~ experience in the building construction trades and/or maintenance field including at least one year as a lead person or equivalent involving responsibility for training subordinate workers OR any equivalent combination of education, training and/or experience which provides the following knowledge, skills and abilities: Working knowledge of standard work and safety practices, safety regulations, mat~rlals and tools used in building construction.~ particularly in the carpentry, electrical, plumbing, masonry and painting trades; skill and versatility at a variety of main- tenance and' repair tasks; ability to perform in an instructor and supervisor .capacity and to follow oral and written instructions; ability to establish effective work' relationships with supervisors, subordinates and the general public; ability to make simple arithmetic calculations, keep work records and prepare simple progress reports.