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9725
BUILDING MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR 1
Nature of Work
Under general supervision at the full-performance level,
directs the upkeep and management of buildings for a small
institution or state facility. The work is reviewed through
visual observation and written reports. Performs related work as
required.
Distinguishing Characteristics
This level of the class series is differentiated from
Building Maintenance Supervisor 2 by a lesser managerial role
and less authority to decide which projects will take priority.
Normally the incumbent is responsible for upkeep of one building
or works under the supervision of a higher level Building
Maintenance Supervisor in a large building complex.
Examples of Work
Issues instructions to subordinates concerning cleaning, repair
and maintenance of mechanical and electrical equipment,
plumbing, and building structure.
Plans renovations and decorating of office areas.
Maintains adequate safety protection for public and building
occupants by insuring the elimination of fire and other
safety hazards.
Participates in building maintenance functions using carpentry,
electrical, plumbing, roofing and other maintenance skills.
Makes arrangements for additional lighting, heating, and
ventilating equipment as necessary.
Purchases maintenance and cleaning supplies from local
suppliers.
May supervise an automotive repair shop.
Knowledge, Skills and Abilities
Knowledge of the various phases of janitorial work, janitorial
supplies, and office furniture repair and maintenance.
Knowledge of building maintenance.
Knowledge of a variety of maintenance trade skills.
Knowledge of safety regulations and precautionary measures.
Ability to recognize maintenance needs and determine
appropriate action to meet these needs.
Ability to direct and instruct subordinates in carrying out
assignments.
Ability to maintain an adequate supply inventory.
Minimum Qualifications
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Training:
Graduation from a standard high school or
equivalent.
Substitution:
Additional experience as described below may be
substituted on a year-for-year basis for the required
education up to four years.
Experience:
Three years of full-time or equivalent part-time
paid employment in general maintenance or construction work
on buildings, grounds, or electrical and mechanical
equipment, at least one year of which has been in a lead
work or supervisory capacity.
Substitution:
Successful completion of study in an accredited
college or university in building trades, or related
business or vocational school training may be substituted
for the general experience on a year-for-year basis up to
two years.
Special Requirement:
Specific positions may require
certification from a federal EPA approved testing
organization as a certified technician required by the Clean
Air Act on refrigerant recycling.
Established: 10/16/91
Revised: 12/1/91, 9/22/97
Effective:
9/22/97