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HomeMy WebLinkAbout05-10-86 - Resolutions RESOLUTION NO. 5-10-86 ' A RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE FOOTHILL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 2 10-77 , TO AUTHORIZE A CHANGE IN JOB CLASSIFICATION FOR MAINTENANCE OFFICER AND ADDING THE POSITION OF MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN TO THE POSITION CLASSIFICATION AND SALARY PLAN WHEREAS, the Board of Directors has determined that a position of Maintenance Technician should be established in the District and a need to revise the classification of Maintenance Technician; and NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following salary range be established for the position of Maintenance Technician; A B C D E FIRE 11 . 570 12 .148 12. 756 13 . 393 14 . 063 HOURLY MAINTENANCE 925 . 573 971 . 852 1020 . 445 1071 . 467 1125 . 040 BI-WEEKLY TECHNICIAN 2005 . 409 2105 . 679 2210 . 963 2321 . 511 2437 . 587 APP/MONTH ' BE IT, FURTHER RESOLVED that the following 3ob classification of Maintenance Officer and Maintenance Technician be included in the District ' s classification and salary plan; MAINTENANCE OFFICER DEFINITION• Under direction of the Operations Chief, the Maintenance Officer plans , organizes , coordinates , directs and supervises District vehicle and equipment maintenance program. Prepares and controls annual maintenance and repair budgets . Performs ma3or overhauls and repairs , maintenance and modification work, and does related work as required EXAMPLES OF DUTIES : Plans , organizes , coordinates and directs the work of personnel engaged in the servicing, installation, maintenance, repair and modification of equipment. Establishes and maintains uniform practices and policies for effective ma3or repair, overhaul, refurbishment and special pro3ects . Supervises the painting, welding and fabrication of parts . Inspects work methods and the condition of shop facilities and equipment. Directs inventory control of supply parts of a wide variety of equipment. Determines need and feasibility of ma3or repairs on individual pieces of equipment. Consults with operating officials and ' administrative personnel on the specifications for the purchase of new equipment. Furnishes cost estimates for work contemplated on equipment cost data for work accomplished. Authorizes the RESOLUTION NO. 5-10-86 Page Two purchase of parts and supplies . Investigates and resolves complaints . Confers with and advises staff on maintenance and repair problems . Prepares detailed records relating to preventative maintenance schedules and of time, materials, and equipment used. Initiates and maintains good working relationships with vendors . Formulates long term maintenance and repair programs . Directs the preparations of vehicles and equipment bids and recommends awards of contracts . Prepares annual budget estimates and justification for maintenance and repair activities. Recommends changes in the basic maintenance structure and staffing. Assists the training program of personnel, regarding equipment, tools , services and field problems . Locates and arranges for the purchasing of parts and supplies . Performs the most advanced and technical maintenance, repair and modification work on District vehicles and equipment. Insures the proper diagnosis of defects and problems . Adapts and fabricates parts and tools to accomplish repair functions . Repairs , adjusts and trouble shoots hydraulic systems , fuel systems , ignition systems, fire pumps and accessories . Installs new or rebuilt engines and reconditions existing engines . ' Repairs and replaces components . Determines the need for contracting services . Uses acetylene and electric welding and cutting equipment on body, fender and related work. Coordinates the design and manufacturing of specialized equipment and in the remodeling of old equipment and vehicles. As required, responds on a call back basis or shares duty coverage with assistant, responding to emergencies, regarding equipment repairs in the field. Supervises the work of staff involved in building, electrical communications , and equipment maintenance. SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS : Possession of a valid Class II California Drivers License. DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS: Knowledge of : Principles, methods and practices pertaining to the operation of an equipment maintenance and repair facility. Tools, lubricants, equipment and procedure used in servicing, overhauling, repairinq and adjusting a variety of automotive, emergency and other power driven equipment. Principles , methods and practices used in a program of preventative maintenance. Hydraulic principles essential to the maintenance and repair of specialized fire fighting equipment. Inventory control and purchasing methods and techniques . Internal combustion and diesel-powered engines characteristics and maintenance needs ' of a wide variety of emergency automotive and mechanical equipment. Basic principles and practices of office management, administration, budgeting, supervision, training and office RESOLUTION NO. 5-10-86 Page Three ' management, administration, budgeting, supervision, trainng and public relations . Types of metals , their fabrication and welding techniques. Technical, legal, financial, and public relations problems involved in the conduct of maintenance and repair programs . Hazards and safety precautions , of maintenance and repair work. Accepted safety standards and approved methods of electrical installation, maintenance and repair. ABILITY TO• Plan, organize, coordinate and direct a District-wide program of vehicle and equipment maintenance and repair. Prepare, read and interpret plans , specifications and detailed drawings . Estimate labor and material costs and requirements for major mechanical maintenance, repair, rehab or replacement projects . Establish and direct a comprehensive preventative maintenance program. Effectively supervise and train personnel in all areas of responsibility. Schedule and program work on a long-term basis . Prepare comprehensive reports , plans , specifications and work estimates. Supervise the maintenance of records and prepare time and activities reports . Express ideas on technical subjects clearly and concisely, orally and in writing. Maintain effective working relationships with subordinates and the general public. Plan and develop a budget and work program. Perform ' the most advanced and technical equipment maintenance and repair work. Design and fabricate tools and equipment. Diagnose mechanical problems with skill and accuracy. TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE: Any combination of training and experience which would provide the required knowledge and abilities is qualifying. A typical way to obtain these abilities and knowledge would be : Five years of increasingly responsible journey level experience in the maintenance and repair of emergency, automotive, heavy and light construction equipment, including at least two years in a supervisory or administrative capacity. Experience must include substantial work with diesel engines and fire pumps . Must be willing to continue education in updating on-going changes in the industry. EDUCATION- Equivalent to graduation from high school, preferably supplemented by college level courses in hydraulics, apparatus and equipment, automotive repair and diesel mechanics . RESOLUTION 5-10-86 Page Four ' MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN DEFINITION• Under supervision of the Maintenance Officer the Maintenance Technician will inspect, diagnose and repair Fire District vehicles and equipment. Install and maintain fire station alarm systems , electrical and electronic equipment, District vehicles and facilities. Services and performs preventative maintenance work on Fire District vehicles and related equipment. Plus sharing the duty with the Maintenance Officer. Performs related work as required. EXAMPLES OF DUTIES : Installs , maintains and keeps accurate records of maintenance of two way radio systems , siren systems , electrical and electronic equipment associated with District fire vehicles and facilities . Locate and diagnose mechanical difficulties on District vehicles , emergency equipment and other power operated equipment. Determines and repairs a variety of mechanical equipment including gasoline and diesel engines, transmissions , clutches and differentials . Do engine tune ups , starters , lighting systems . Must be able to do minor welding and painting. Maintains work, ' time and materials records . Makes field and emergency repairs as necessary. Brings need for repairs to the attention of the Maintenance Officer. Picks up and delivers vehicles and parts. Performs custodial duties around the maintenance facility. SPECIAL REQUIREMENT: Must possess a valid California Class II driver license. DESIRABLE QUALIFICATIONS : Knowledge of : Theory of electricity as related to installation and maintenance of electrical equipment, materials , methods , practices and tools used in installation and maintenance of radios , sirens , alternators , starters , generators, motors , and lighting systems, tools , equipment and procedures used in overhaul, repair and adjustment of automotive, emergency and other power driven equipment. The operation and care of internal combustion diesel engines and other components . Uses of equipment shop tools and equipment. Basic methods used in electric - arc and acetylene welding. The servicing and minor maintenance of automotive and other power driven equipment. Oils , greases , lubricating devices and other tools and materials used in servicing equipment . Methods and materials used in cleaning and washing automotive equipment. Safe work practices. Be familiar with dispatch ' procedures ; two way radio use and ability to instruct on the use of two way radios . Be familiar with national electrical code pertaining to 110 volt and 220 volt commercial wiring. RESOLUTION 5-10-86 Page Five ' Ability to repair electronic sub-assemblies and be able to identify transistors , resistors , capacitors and other electrical devices . Be able to solder. Should understand protocol of Fire Service . ABILITY TO: Inspect automotive , emergency and other power driven equipment to locate malfunctions and estimate the time and cost of repairs . Perform minor and major mechanical and electrical repairs on District equipment and facilities. Use a variety of tools with skill and safety. Maintain shop and repair records . Lubricate a wide variety of mechanical equipment. Maintain basic time, mileage and service records . Identify automotive parts and supplies . Understand and carry out oral and written instructions . Operate District equipment. Establish and maintain cooperative working relationships with supervision and other personnel. Read and write at the level required for successful job performance. Share weekend duty assignments with the Maintenance Supervisor. Respond to perform repairs to equipment when necessary. Apply electrical theory to practical applications as encountered in vehicle maintenance. Read blueprints, specifications and wiring diagrams . Work safely on and around high voltage equipment . ' Perform heavy manual labor. TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE: Skills and abilities required for this job are of a level normally required through a high school education, a two year college or technical school and previous job related experience. Graduation from high school or equivalent is required. Must be willing to continue on-going technical education. APPROVED AND ADOPTED THIS 9th DAY OF October , 1986 FOOTHILL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT G "iamAlexAnder, P esident Dennis Mic aX , Secre y ss ' STATE OF CALIFORNIA ) COUNTY OF SAN BERNARDINO ) CITY OF RANCHO CUCAMONGA ) I, L. DENNIS MICHAEL, Secretary in and for the Foothill Fire Protection District, do hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution No. 05-10-86 of said District was introduced at a regular meeting of said District held on the 9th day of October, 1986, and passed thereafter on the 9th day of October, 1986 , by the following vote : AYES : Alexander, Eggleston, Latipow, Lyons , Wheatley NOES : NONE ABSENT NONE ! � nnis Michael Secret