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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - No. 3640RESOLUTION NO. 3640 APPROVING AND ADOPTING JOB SPECIFICATIONS AND TITLES AS PREPARED AND SUBMITTED BY STATE OF CALIFORNIA PERSONNEL BOARD COOPERATIVE PERSONNEL SERVICES IN THAT CERTAIN LIMITED CLASSIFICATION STUDY DATED MAY 13, 1972 RESOLVED, that the report of State of California Personnel Board, Cooperative Personnel Services dated May 10, 1972, a copy of which is annexed hereto and made a part hereof as if set forth in full herein, be and the same is hereby approved and adopted by the City Council of the City of Lodi; and BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the job classifications and classification titles contained in the said report be and the same are hereby approved and adopted as job specifications and classification titles in the classified personnel system of the City of Lodi and said specifications and titles shall apply as of June B, 1972. FURTHER RESOLVED, that Resolution No. 1990 and all other resolutions in conflict herewith are hereby repealed to the extent of any duplication or conflict herewith. Dated: June 7, 1972 I hereby certify that Resolution No. 3640 was passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Lodi in regular meeting held June 7, 1972 by the following vote: Ayes: Councilmen - Hughes, Katnich, Pinkerton, Schaffer and Ehrhardt Noes: Councilmen - None Absent: Councilmen - None 3640 STATE•OF CALIFORNU WNALD REAGAN, Gavoriror CALIFORNIA STATE PERSONNEL BOARD • COOPERATIVE PERSONNEL SERVICES 1117 FI Street 714W. Olymple Blvd, Sacramento 95814 Los Angeles 90015 Sacramento, California May 10, 1972 City Council City of Lodi city Hall Lodi. California 95420 `Atteztioz Mr, Ek ltr7 A Glavee, Jr, City Manager Honorable Members In accordance with the agreement between the City of Lodi and the !: California State Personnel Board, we are pleased to submit our r•accnsr- mendatiots an the positions submitted to us for study. The attached report contains our reco=eadations and copies of new and revised class specifications, W are pleased to again have had the opportunity to assist the City of Lodi by conducting this raviev, W wish to express our apprecia— tion for the cooperation and assistance given by all personnel con- tacted during the course of the—study. w Very truly yours` ) GOODYEAR A. WALIER Personnel Analyst W*jX f 1. maintenance Man W were asked to review the position occupied by Mr. Gary Ahart, a Maintenance Mal I assigned to the City's Water Pollution Control Plant. As a result of this review, we are recommending that NI Ahart'a position be reallocated to the class of Maintenance Man 11, and that the class specification for the Maintenance Man I and 11 be revised as attached. Mr. Ahart states that he is doing the work of a Plant Operator and should be paid at that level. l -b also feels that he is prevented from taking the Grade 11 certificate test solely because he does not have an "operator" title. Discussions with Mr. Jones and Mr. W it t pointed out that the original concept of the position was one of buildings and grounds maintenance. W do not feel that an additional operator or operator -level class is justified for this position. The normal duties are sufficiently differ- ent to warrant the maintenance class, and the fill- in for absent operators does not occur often enough to warrant the appointment to the higher class. On checking with the Chairman of the Certification Com- mittee we have found that an "operator" title is not required to take the Grade II certificate; however, two years of full-time operating experience is required. The experience in this position is not full- time plant operation. We do feel that the position requires more skill than is typical for other Maintenance Man I classes in the City, however, and are recommending that the position be put in the class of Maintenance Man 11. 2. Treatment Plant Operators The Plant Operators, as a group, requested that we review the practice of having only one level of Plant Operator instead of a series. Out of 14 agencies in your area, nine have one level, three have two levels, and two have three or more levels (Stockton and Modesto). We feel that for your size plant, one level of journe7man operator is sufficient. Promotion from the Maintenance Man II level can be used to supplement ' rt open recruitment when a vacancy exists. 3. Chief Sewage Treatment Plant Operator Mr. Klaffke feels that his position is inappropriately titled, and that a more can -rim and appropriate title would be Treatment Plant Superintendent. We have found in our surveys that the "superintendent" title is usually reserved for Plant Supervisors with department head status - they report directly to either the Director of Public Works or the City Manager. In situations similar to the oae at Lodi, with am intermediate supervisor over water and semi tatian, the title for XT. KIAffke's position is usually oae of three equally posaiblt choicer: Chief Treatment Plant Operator Treatment Plant Supervisor Treatment Plant Fbr Since your City already usee the "supervisor" title, it would not be appropriate to use it again for this position. W feel it would be appropriate to continue to use the present title. 4 gngimeering Aid IZ The position occupied by Mr. Kap Tawxa has undergone considerable change since the last time it was studied. All of the people doing drafting Work have been pooled and Mr. Tamura has been acting as a working eupervieor of this section. We reco=*td creating a new class of Supervising Engineering Md for this position. s , -2- City of Lodi 0 May 1972 MAINTENANCE MAN I DEFINITION Under supervision. to perform a variety of manual tasks; and to do related work as required DISTINGUISHING CHARACTERkSTICS semiskilled and unskilled This is the entry-level class for maintenance positions in the Street and Sewer and Water Departments. Positions in this class perform routine unskilled laboring duties and may learn to perform the semiskilled main- tenance work characteristic of the Maintenance Man II class. Under thin training concept, employees hired in the Maintenance Man 1 class nny reasonably expect their positions to be reallocated to the Maintenance Man II class as they receive work assignments requiring yore skill and the regular operation of, trucks and light equipment. However, those positions which perform only routine, unskilled manual laboring tasks not requiring the regular operation of trucks and light equipment should remain allocated to the Maintenance Man I class indefinitely. Works as a member of a street. water, or sewer crew, or performs routine grounds, cleaning, and maintenance tasks at the City's water pollu- tion control plant, or sanitary landfill facility. Lifts and moves heavy objects; lifts and carries stones, boxes, gravel, dirt, asphalt. timber and other materials and equipment as directed; performs pick and shovel work in digging, widening and backfilling trenches and other excavations; sweeps, clears and cleans roadsides, gutters, curbs. culverts, catch basins and other drainage structures; removes debris and clears away under- growth; uses such tools as shovels, rakes, jackhammers, compressors, spray rigs. and tampers: assists in preparing surfaces for painting and in apply- ing asphalt, macadam, concrete and premixed materials to streets and other roadways; assists in raking, smoothing and tamping patches; assists in lay- ing pipes and sewer lines; uses caulking tools to fit pipes together; assists in making taps and connections to mains; as a member of a street painting crew assists in setting cones, directing traffic, laying forms, and in cleaning and caring for equipment and supplies; at the City's Water Pollu- tion Control Plant mows lawns, weeds and cleans grounds, removes grit from plant, washes tanks, and otherwise assists in a routine cleaning of plant facilities; at the City's sanitary landfill facility, directs traffic, cleans and sweeps banks and ramps. sKma.ramps and timbers, fighto fires and patches surface areas: in all aasigr,_amts my operate power and auto- Wtive equipment temporarily or in a training capacity: cleans stud %&in- t&ims basia tools aced oa the job. f � Maintenance Man I 2 LICWSE Possession of an appropriate California o"rator'r li,:actss issLAd by the State Cepartasent of Motor Vehicles, DESIRABLE QUALIF;CATIONS KmcsWledge of] The usej and purpose6 of various hand tools e�plojed in buiC 1 a bo rd a g work: The safety precautions and Practices oecessar7 in working with hand tools and heavy equip�*tt, and Ability to: Read, write and understand English; Understsnd and accurately follow oral direction.; Pe r fo rm heavy manual labor; Woik outdoor6 under ad,rerss weather aogditio4s, and City of Lodi DEFINITION MAINTENANCE MAN II May 1972 Under general supervision, to perform a wide variety of semiskilled work in the repair and maintenance of City streets, sewer and water systems or other facilities; to operate medium duty trucks and light equipment; and to do related work as required. DISTINGUISH NG C I;AR.ACT ER I S T I C S Employees whajse positions are allocated to the Maintenance Man II class generally work as crew members in either the Street or Sewer and Water Departments or at the City's sanitary landfill facility. Incumbents occasionally work independently and may supervise a helper as required by the nature of the assignment. Employees whose positions are allocated to the Maintenance Man II claim are expected to perform semiskilled tasks without close or continuous supervision or to operate medium duty trucks or light equipment as a principle part of their work assignment. EXANII'LES OF DUTIES Breaks through, lays, rakes, and finishes asphalt and concrete materials in the patching. repair and construction of City streets, curbs and sidewalks; removes debris from roadways, catch basins, and other City property; cleans and unplugs sewer lines; replaces broken sewer piping; digs out and backfills trenches in performing installation and repair work on sewer and water lines; replaces broken water piping; taps water mains and installs new water service; installs fire hydrants; locates and maps water lines and valves; checks water pumping equipment and performs mechanical repairs as necessary: operates rollers, loaders. light tractors, medium duty trucks, and rodding machines as a regular assignment and may operate graders. bulldozers, or cranes on a temporary basis or as a training assignment; may operate a chipper when on a tree trimming crew. and assist the tree trimwr by throwing linen, lowering branches and supplying tools; at the City's sanitary landfill facility directs traffic, collects money. keeps records. cleans and sweeps banks and ramps, moves ramps and timbers, fights fires, and patches surface areas; at the City's Water Pollution Control plant performs routine main- ' tenence; may r ve a tractor; acts in a learning capac ty as a_P ant f Operator in their absence.' LICENSE Possession of an appropriate California operator's license issued by the State Department of Motor. Vehicles, L. Maintenance NIn II - 2 DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS Knowledge o f: Methods, practices. and materials used in street, sewer and water maintenance work: The operation and minor maintenance of paver -driven equipment including medium duty trucks, loaders, chippers, and related equipment; Tools used in street, sewer and water construction maintenance work; Safe work practices, and Ability to: Perform semiskilled maintenance work related to the activities of the department to which assigned; Perform heavy manual labor; Operate assigned equipment with skill and safety; Understand and carry out oral and written directions; Maintain cooperative working relationships with those contacted i n the course of work. and Experience: Two years of maintenance experience comparable to that of a Maintenance Man I in the City of Lodi, including the operation of light power -driven equipment in a training capacity . S. Education: F.quival.ent to the caarpletian of the eighth grade, City of Lodi May 1972 SUPERVISING ENGINEERING AID DEFINITION Under general supervision, to assign and supervise the preparatim of plans, maps, and specifications for public works improvements; to perform a variety of office and field engineering work involved in the planning and design of public works facilities; and to do related work as required. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES Assigns, supervises and personally participates in the preparation of improvement pleas for street. curb, gutter, alley, parking lot, water main. sewer, storm drain, lift stations. drainage basins, and other projects; assists in the preparation of engineering design and related drawings, specifications, and estimates in connection with the construc- tion and maintenance of a variety of engineering projects, including streets, storm drains, sewers, and related public works; assists in the preparation of street reports project and employee time reports, utility inventory records, and the maintenance of all map files; reduces field notes and computes grades; prepares accurately drawn sketches and perman- ent plans, diagrams and maps for public works projects; makes rough lay- outs, tracing, drawings and title sheets required for office and contract work; performs design work independently or as an assistant to an engineer; operates transits and levels in the preparation of a variety of preliminary locations, construction, property, and other survey work; may serve as a working surrey party chief in less complex assignments, working independently with rodman and 2hainman in the observation, corn- puting, and recording of field data; determines lines, ALnglaa, distances, elevations, and keeps field notes of readings and observations; clams and adjusts survey Instrumnts; uses drafting instruments. DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS Xnoxledge of: Principlee of algebra, geo-me t r q and t ri genome trp ; *� Nomenclature, sumbols, methods, practices, technijUel , and instruments used in drafting and mapping. and Ability to: Collect and analyze data; Tr&nspose drawings orad diagram and prepare neat and a,ccl trate tracin$sx Interpret engineering *ale, pUmse specifieatime end legal des cr-i.pti.oas; , • y I SuprvLaing Engineering Aid - 2 Understand and apply laws, rules and regulations; Make affective oral and written reports; Establish and smintain cooperative wonting relationships; Supervise a group of subprofsssional engineering aids. and Experience: Three years of subprofessional engineering or drafting experience. and