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Responsible for assisting the Public Works Supervisor

• Utilities and/or Public Works Superintendent
• Utilities with coordination of utilities maintenance work crews, work assignments and day-to-day operations of the utilities maintenance division. Duties include but are not limited to: coordinating/leading work projects within the utilities maintenance division; prioritizing work assignments and assigning duties; acting as crew leader; performing all tasks of a Maintenance Worker II
• Utilities; ensuring correct equipment operation; and responding to customer concerns. Must be available for extended work days, call back, shift schedule changes, on-call duty, snow and ice control and other emergencies. Assists Public Works Supervisor
• Utilities and/or Public Works Superintendent
• Utilities in coordinating, scheduling, and assigning daily work crews including but not limited to: prioritizing work assignments; assigning appropriate work crews; reassigning work crews; determining needed supplies, equipment and other support; and monitoring work crews, as necessary or requested, to determine satisfactory completion of work project. Assists Public Works Supervisor
• Utilities and/or Public Works Superintendent
• Utilities by leading work projects within the utilities maintenance division, including but not limited to: recommending appropriate human resources necessary to complete project; coordinating aspects of projects with other maintenance divisions; determining appropriate equipment needs; coordinating outside contractual work, if necessary; and reviewing task for satisfactory completion.

Communicates effectively with Public Works Supervisor

• Utilities and/or Public Works Superintendent
• Utilities, division coworkers, other City staff, and residents on matters including but not limited to: status of work projects, recommendations, rethinking operations, answering questions, follow-up on projects, presenting information on needs and/or concerns of the division.

Utilizes technology applicable to the field and/or general operations and implements available technology to accomplish work tasks. Performs all tasks, functions, and duties normally assigned within the utilities maintenance division as a member of a work crew. Trains maintenance workers on duties, procedures, and methods to perform all tasks required of the utilities maintenance division; including but not limited to the proper handling and use of equipment and tools. Assures compliance with all appropriate safety rules and regulations, including but not limited to: OSHA standards, City safety policies and procedures, and all other applicable safety regulations. Maintains an inventory for the utilities maintenance division to guarantee necessary supplies and equipment to carry out the functions of the utilities maintenance division. Assists the Public Works Supervisor

• Utilities and/or Public Works Superintendent
• Utilities in preparing requests for equipment purchases and specifications, and in the preparation of long-range budgetary needs of the division. Assists all maintenance divisions and other departments, as necessary, in the required maintenance of City-owned properties. Keeps Public Works Supervisor
• Utilities and/or Public Works Superintendent
• Utilities informed of matters relevant to adequately perform the responsibilities of that position.

Performs on-call utility duty on a rotating basis to respond to utility related issues outside of normal business hours. Performs other duties consistent with the responsibilities of the position as assigned by the City.

Minimum Requirements:

High school diploma or equivalent 18 years of age or older. 7,000 hours of experience (~ 4 years) working in a municipal utilities maintenance division. Class B Water Supply Systems Operator certification, or must obtain within six months after appointment. Class S.B. Wastewater Collection Systems Operators certification or must obtain within six months after appointment. Demonstrated leadership and supervisory skills. Demonstrated computer skills including SCADA software and Microsoft Office products. Ability to effectively communicate in English both orally and in writing. Demonstrated successful operation and day-to-day repair of utilities maintenance equipment. Working knowledge of appropriate safety regulations and demonstrated ability to follow safe work practices according to law, City practices, and generally accepted safe work standards. Must be able to comply with Department of Transportation drug testing requirements. Possess or be able to obtain and maintain Class B Minnesota driver's license within six months after appointment.

Working Conditions and Physical Requirements:

Work is performed primarily outdoors at project sites. Ability to enter confined spaces and use personal protective equipment such as respirators, harnesses and other required equipment. Physical activities include bending, twisting, gripping, carrying, shoveling, and lifting of up to 50 lbs. Some tasks require work in confined spaces and use of personal protective equipment such as respirators, harnesses, and related equipment. Ability to work outdoors in extreme weather. Must be available for extended work days, call back, shift schedule changes, on-call duty, snow and ice control and other emergencies.