Maintenance Supervisor 2 (Motor Equipment) Region 6

The duties include, but are not limited to:

• Providing supervision, training, coordination and facilitation of the maintenance and repair of fleet vehicles and equipment.

The Maintenance Supervisor 2 (Motor Equipment) may supervise one or more Maintenance Supervisor 1 (Motor Equipment), Service & Repair Mechanics (Motor Equipment) and other skilled and semi-skilled maintenance employees.

• Scheduling of Preventative Maintenance and repairs.
• Parts and record keeping support.
• Establishing work priorities and approving repair schedules.
• Reviewing work orders and records.
• May be responsible for performing Preventative Maintenance Audits.
• Identifying effective utilization of staff, equipment and supplies.
• Identifying efficient shop procedures.
• Review reports to ensure that work schedules are achieved.
• Ensure that agency policies and standards are followed.
• Implementing and enforcing safety procedures and standards for shop operations.
• Assist in developing training programs and identifying training needs.
• Prepare periodic written reports.
• Participate in the interview process for parts operations, entry level techs and Maintenance Supervisor 1 (Motor Equipment).
• Assist with the development of the annual purchase plan.
• Performs quality assurance checks and reports to management.
• Ensures Asset Management System data entry is timely and accurate.
• May occasionally make repairs to equipment.
• Employ communication and people skills to interact with the customer base and Fleet Management to determine and schedule PM and repair work as well as to resolve personnel, parts, and equipment issues.
• The Maintenance Supervisor 2 (Motor Equipment) may be assigned as a Shop Supervisor, Field Supervisor, Production Control Supervisor or a combination of these roles and may be rotated alternately into each position over the course of his/her tenure or a combination of the above.

Responsibilities may include serving a role within the Incident Command System to support the department’s response to regional and statewide emergency situations.

Minimum Qualifications

This title is part of the New York Hiring for Emergency Limited Placement Statewide Program (NY HELPS).*

To be considered for appointment through NY HELPS, or 55 b/c, candidates must meet the open competitive minimum qualifications for this position. The qualifications are:

Promotional: One year of permanent competitive, non-competitive, non-competitive NY HELPS**, or 55-b/55 c service as follows:

Either A. a Maintenance Supervisor 1 (Motor Equipment) (or Motor Equipment Maintenance Supervisor 1)

Or B. a Motor Equipment Storeskeeper or Service & Repair Mechanic (Motor Equipment) (or Motor Equipment Mechanic)

Open Competitive: Two years of experience supervising staff engaged in the maintenance, overhaul, and repair of gasoline and/or diesel-powered motor equipment, including passenger vehicles, construction and heavy equipment, freight and other commercial cargo vehicles, self-propelled off-road equipment, and non-self-propelled motor equipment.

At the time of appointment, you must have a Class B Commercial Driver's license with no airbrake restriction, a certification by the Department of Motor Vehicles to conduct NYS inspections, and a New York State Heavy Motor Vehicle Inspection License.

Candidates may also be qualified for permanent competitive appointment if reachable from the appropriate Civil Service eligible list or eligible for reassignment or transfer in accordance with Civil Service Law.