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RESOLUTION NO. 89-62
A RESOLUTION OF THE LODI CITY COUNCIL APPROVING THE REVISED CLASS SPECIFICATIONS FOR ENGINE ERING TECHNICIAN SUPERVISOR
RESOLVED, that the City Council of the City of Lodi does hereby approve the revised class specifications for Engineering Technician Supervisor, as shown on Exhibit A attached hereto and thereby made a part hereof.
Dated: June 7, 1989
I hereby certify that Resolution No. 89-62 was passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Lodi in a regular meeting held June 7, 1989 by the fol lowing vote:
Ayes: Council Members -Hinchman, Olson, Pinkerton, Reid and Snider (Mayor)
Noes: Council Members -None
Absent: Council Members -None
f!m_ '}1 -/f&1rdc,Alice M. Reimche City Clerk
89-62 I
' June 7, 1989
ENGTh'EERING TECHNICIAN SUPERVISOR
DEFINITION:
Plans, assigns, supervises, and reviews the work of Engineering Technicians. Performs highly responsible sub-professional offi ce ,md field engineering work. Works independently in one or rrore engine ering functions such as design, and surveying.
DISTINGUISHINGC..l--!lllThCI'ERISTICS:
This is the supervisory sub-professional engineering class. Positionsin this class are distinguished frcrn the Engineering Technician II class by their supervisory responsibilit y and that they are expected
to work independently on canplex technical tasks, TIie Engineering Technician Supervisor generally [X)Ssesses extensive k..,owledge in one or nnre specialized engineering areas.
SUPERVISION EXERCISED P..1:-11) RECEI'JED:
Receives di rectio n fro-n the Chief Civil Engineer.
Exercises direct supervision over Engineering 'I'ed1nicians and others as assigned.
EYJIMPLES OF DUTIES:
Duties may include, but are not limited to, the following:
Craws maps, construction plans, exhibits and other Engineering drawings with the use of a microcanputer and canputer aided drafting
system.
Plans, rronitors, evaluates work ancl trai ns subordinate tec hnicians.
Assists in the administration and develoµnent of the assigned section budget.
Does a variety of EngiI1ee-:::-ing calculations with the aid of a progran-ID2d calculator.
Purchases necessary suppiies and materials .
Resr:onsible for maintaining and updati ng accurate records, field notes and progress �efX)rts.
Detenn.ines and lays out controls for aerial phot.ogramnetr.y.
Inspec.ts minor Public Works construction projects.
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DESIGN l-\.i.""ID DRJ'.\ETING
Calculates material quan tities, survey info:tlT'.ation and otherEngineering problems with the use of a prograrrroable calculator.
Draft s a va riety of Engineering drawings manually including tracing, .; nking and layouts.
SURVEY Pl\.RI'Y:
Supervises assistants, coordinates scheduling with contractors and property CM:ners, and records accurate survey data.
Performs toIXJgraphic surveying, using electronic equiµrent, setting li nes, qrades and taking neasurarents.
Performs constructi on stakin<:, based on plans c>.nd technical direc1!-'0I1S .c th . . . ,,.c-";,;,.;;£;t+,c .. ·.·e, .. P�(:p�t�ineer.",;,,';,,;-.d>i
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K nowledge of:
Principles of Pasic math, Algeb ra , gE.-orretry, trigonanetry.
Canputerized draf_µng tec .11.niques and record.lceeping systems •
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Ncm=-...nclature, symtols, methods, practices, tech .. niques and instn.1111P...nts used in drafting and mappin g.
Contemporary engineering survey practices and equipment.
Microcanputer operations.
Construction .... and standards.
Principles of supervision.
Basic bu d get practices.
publ ic Works projects such as street reconstructi on, subdivision improvements and \o ter and wastewater systems.
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Exercise independent judgerrent.
Ccmnunicate effectively wit!! contractors and the general p1..1blic.
Interpret engineering maps, plans, construc tion standards and legal descriptions.
-_., .. -. -- -..,.�: _, ·-� _, _, Ability to: Lift and carry up to 50 lbs. EXPEPJENCE AND EDUCATION Any canbination equivalent to experience and education that vlOU.ld like ly pro vide the required knowledge and ab ilitie s would be qualifying. A typi cal canbination is: Education: -,#�q&��i���f���r�#;itl������Jt&§�±vai�f>W;;;':'-;:i:r;;,�,:���,,:;:t,1;:";�r�,�,1}t�5�f�>t'·•._ ·:·Experience : 'I'hree years subprofessional Engineering work in survey and/or drafti_r1g/design ac tiv itie s, which irlcludes sane experience in a lead worker capacity. College level courses in Ci vi 1 Engineering, hydraulics, statistics, surveying or graphics can be substituted. on a year fur year basis for. up to two years of experience. LICENSES AND CERTIFICATES Possession of a valid Driv er's License from the California Departrrent · · of M:>tor Vehicles. JOBSPEC5/TXTA.04P May 23, 1989