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Working with the Maintenance Manager, Maintenance Engineers, Planners, Maintenance Supervisor, Operations and Safety, the Electrical Supervisor drives department productivity and quality of workmanship for the purpose of increasing overall availability and reliability of equipment.
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As part of the responsibilities of this position, the Maintenance Supervisor will have direct or incidental contact with clients served by SMOC in various programs funded or administered through the Executive Office of Health and Human Services.
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Maintenance of sawmill equipment (this includes but is not limited to De-Barkers, Gang Edgers, Trimmer, Sorter, Stacker, Conveyors, Chippers, Blowers, Hydraulic Systems, and Pneumatic Systems) Reporting directly to the Maintenance Superintendent in this full-time role, the successful candidate will lead a 3rd Shift maintenance crew of Millwrights, Electricians, Welders, and Contractors.
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Keep the Parking Supervisor informed of availability and condition of all tools, parts, or supplies required for meter and kiosk maintenance / repair / replacement. Updates maintenance logs for meters and kiosk pay stations as developed by the Parking Supervisor.
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Metro Transit is filling multiple Supervisor, Bus Maintenancepositionsfor our Bus Maintenance department. Coordinates mechanical work for an assigned shift, including cleaning and routine maintenance, to ensure the availability of vehicles for scheduled service.
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The Utility Crew Supervisor is distinguished from the Assistant Water Superintendent in that the latter is responsible for overseeing a Program in the Water Construction, Maintenance, and Operations Division.
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Under the direction and supervision of the Recreation Supervisor-Aquatics, the person in this position will teach and administer a variety of aquatic classes, lifeguard and assist in the following areas: personnel supervision, public relations, record keeping, programming and facility operations, and maintenance.
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Ability to assist the Maintenance Supervisor with management maintenance staff. The Maintenance Supervisor assists with and manages the property's maintenance and facilities operations to maintain the physical condition and appearance of a property that will enhance the value of the community.
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In regards to the performing of maintenance, preventive maintenance, alterations or other functions affecting aircraft airworthiness, the Maintenance Supervisor on duty will be available for consultation and decision making on matters requiring instruction or decision from higher authority than that of the persons performing the work.
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The Signal Maintenance Supervisor is also responsible for: Assigning and directing the work crew by managing the inspection, testing, maintenance, and repair of commuter rail crossings and signal systems Provides guidance and clear expectations to work crew and holds all employees accountable for work product and adherence to all guidelines, policies, and regulations.
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POSITION SUMMARY: The Fleet Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for supervising a maintenance shop that is under the umbrella responsibility of a Maintenance Manager. The Fleet Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for planning and scheduling repair work for the work group to ensure that all work is done in a safe and timely manner, reducing lost productivity.
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The Maintenance Supervisor will direct maintenance crews in the installation, repair,and preventive maintenance of equipment used throughout the plant, utilities,and powerhouse equipment.
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The Fleet Maintenance Supervisor's responsibilities include supervising a technician (mechanic) team responsible for preventive maintenance/repair of a fleet; machinery that supports a post-collection facility; repair/maintenance of equipment that services the container shop; and providing direction to technicians to ensure that all repairs/maintenance to equipment (trucks.
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Under the general direction of the Wastewater Division Manager, plans, organizes, coordinates, and performs the operation and maintenance activities relative to the City's wastewater collection and stormwater systems.
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Supervise technicians in maintenance shop, including such responsibilities as conducting daily shop huddles; fleet walks; coaching/counseling/ training lead technician and all technician levels on performance/corrective action, when necessary; make hiring/termination decisions in concert with Human Resources and appropriate management; conduct employee training and performance evaluations; evaluate and make recommendations for merit increase, promotion and job changes, as appropriate.
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