$32.66-$48.91 Hourly / $5,661.07-$8,477.73 Monthly / $67,932.80-$101,732.80 Yearly
Plans, organizes, and controls all phases of the work program for maintenance personnel; plans and supervises the work of all building maintenance personnel in performance of duties; maintains work schedules and logs of work accomplished; checks the progress and quality of work performed.
Prepares estimated cost of repairs; estimates needed materials and orders; reviews bills for labor and material; inspects completed repairs prior to submitting for payment.
Supervises remodeling of existing buildings.
Supervises employees engaged in electrical, mechanical, air conditioning and/or plumbing repairs and installation, masonry and/or carpentry work, lubrications, roofing, plastering, tile setting, and painting.
Checks all emergency repairs and decides what action should be taken; reviews work upon completion.
Maintains written records of payroll for all maintenance personnel as well as records of sick leave and vacation schedules; maintains records of maintenance performed.
Communicates with managers on all important issues concerning performance of the maintenance department, i.e. additional employees, vehicles, equipment, promotions; coordinates daily work requests and special projects with supervisors.
Enforces and practices safety for all employees; ensures upkeep and proper use and care of all vehicles, tools, and equipment.
Performs related work as required.
Extensive knowledge of: methods, techniques, tools, and materials used in maintenance and repair work related to assigned area.
Considerable knowledge of: maintenance and repair requirements of municipal buildings and facilities; occupational hazards and appropriate safety precautions; effective supervisory techniques.
Working knowledge of: basic records keeping and report writing.
Ability to: supervise, assign, and review a wide variety of assignments associated with the building maintenance and repair trade; interpret drawings and blueprints, prepare work specifications, and estimate material needs; maintain records and compile reports; establish and maintain effective working relationships with employees and the general public.
Skill in: use and care of hand tools, power tools, and other related equipment.