Maintenance Foreman VI

Classified

• Position

• Support Operations

• Building Trades Foreman / Supervisor

Job Number 2300282100

Start Date

Open Date 01/10/2024

Closing Date

• Supervises and assigns job tasks to maintenance employees.

• Plans and organizes work flow for general maintenance crews.

• Inspects work for completeness.

• Reviews work orders and job requests; determines amount of labor and material needed for job completion; and estimates time and materials needed to complete job orders.

• Maintains discipline of employees, recommends personnel action for infractions of policy and deals with other personnel related issues.

• Reviews and inspects the work progress and the completed job tasks of employees to meet quality assurance standards.

• Assigns and reassigns employees between jobs, projects, and across trades based on workload, need or priorities.

• Coordinates schedules with other foreman with projects overlapping or when conflicts occur with other work groups.

• Assists with maintaining adequate inventory of maintenance supplies, equipment, and tools.

• Advises school principals with technical matters concerning projects in the building.

• Informs the Director of Maintenance and the Assistant Superintendent of Operations of the general physical condition of the school system's facilities, equipment and sites.

• Subject to call seven days a week, 24 hours per day in cases of emergencies that may threaten the school system's property or equipment.

• Assumes other reasonable and equitable job-related duties assigned by immediate supervisor.

Duty Days 240

Reports To DIRECTOR

Additional Job Information

Salary: $70,417.00-$84,695.00

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