The
fundamental reason this classification exist is to perform technical inspection
and supervisory work in the field and office.
Employee directs and oversee the inspection of construction projects by
private contractors involving city rights-of-way, streets, subdivision and
storm water systems. The major work
responsibilities may include: overseeing and conducting inspections of work
performed; supervises two or more full-time employees; and contributes to the
department objectives by performing additional duties. Employee in this class follows standard but
moderately complex routines in the performance of inspecting, testing, project
development and computing assignments. This
class is distinguished from Engineering Technician II by technical knowledge
needed for more complex projects and supervisory authority. Familiar assignments are received with general
instructions while new work is performed under supervision of the Assistant
City Engineer and City Engineer.
Must
have and maintain a valid Driver’s License and insurable driving record as
needed to travel to various job sites.
Working Conditions: Work is
performed predominately outside and includes exposure to extremes in weather
conditions, noise, noxious odors and fumes, hazardous traffic and construction
site conditions. The work may also involve difficult interpersonal contacts and
occasional irregular hours.