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<br /> DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN RESOURCES LOCATION
<br /> COUNTY OF HAWAII Dept. PUBLIC WORKS
<br /> 1. Position No. New Div. or Bur. Automotive
<br /> POSITION DESCRIPTION FORM Section
<br /> Type: Civil Service ® Exempt ? Geog. LOG Kohala/Kona
<br /> Permanent ® Temporary
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<br /> Full-Time ® Part-Time ?
<br /> 2. FOR HUMAN RESOURCES USE ONLY
<br /> Allocation Class Salary Range Effective Date
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<br /> Approved: Date By:
<br /> Authority Date Director of Human Resources
<br /> 3. DUTIES OF THE POSITION
<br /> List each duty assigned to the position separately. Arrange these dudes in logical order beginning with those performed most frequently and followed by those performed occasionally.
<br /> Be dear, complete, and concise. Stick to statements of fact: avoid the use of vague of general terms. Give an estimate of the average amount of time spent in performing each major
<br /> duty. If a reallocation of the position is requested, show the exact changes in duties, reasons for these changes and the exact date when these changes occurred. t more space is
<br /> needed, use a blank sheet and attach to this forth.
<br /> Duties Summary: Repairs and overhauls all types of gasoline, diesel and liquid petroleum gas driven construction and other Show
<br /> equipment for County agencies and performs other related duties as required. %
<br /> of time
<br /> 1. Diagnoses and repairs engine and other mechanical failures for construction equipment, heavy vehicles, truck tractors, refuse
<br /> trailers, landfill equipment, stationary and mobile compaction refuse units and some automotive equipment. Repairs and
<br /> overhauls small to heavy sized motors, equal or greater sized to International 140 mowers and other construction equipment
<br /> such as 2-3 ton rollers, portable sprayers, 105 to 150 cfm air compressors and air cooled engines, etc. Repairs various
<br /> systems including brake, hydraulic, electrical, charging, starting, ignition, emission and exhaust gas recirculation, electronic
<br /> engine control, etc. Diagnoses motor knocks and noises. Inspects, removes, repairs or overhauls and replaces major units
<br /> including transmissions, steering units, differentials, front and rear axles, hydraulic pumps and cylinders, etc. Removes,
<br /> repairs and replaces various work or damaged parts such as motor mounts, fuel pumps and lines, hydraulic hoses, wheel
<br /> bearings, oil seals, valve tappets and rocker arms, cylinder heads, gaskets, etc. Fabricates and installs required safety
<br /> features or modifies equipment to safety standards as needed. Lubricates and services vehicles and equipment as assigned.
<br /> Inspects replacement parts and submits requests for supplies, parts and materials needed in making repairs. Reviews work
<br /> upon completion. Inspects and makes required adjustments and road tests all equipment. Performs safetyinspections on
<br /> vehicles and light trucks and performs PUC (D.O.T. to Dept. of Transportation) inspections on heavy vehicles, refuse trailers,
<br /> lowbeds, stationary compacting units and other necessary equipment. Performs welding work in connection with repair work.
<br /> Responsible for maintaining records and inventory of materials, tools, supplies and equipment assigned to employee. Uses
<br /> tools and equipment such as head light testers, toe-in-tae-out gauges, scan tool testers, torque wrenches, arc and gas welding 80%
<br /> tools, hydraulic power presses, automotive and heavy equipment repair tools, etc. (1, 2, 3)
<br /> 2. Reviews and signs leave requests, accident claims and other forms as required. Attends training classes and follows all
<br /> applicable safety rules and provisions. May supervise another mechanic or helper. Completes repair work orders and other
<br /> related reports. Furnishes time estimates and parts lists for vehicle and equipment repairs to the respective supervisor and/or
<br /> person responsible for ordering parts and materials. Obtains quotations from vendors for parts and repairs on vehicles and 15%
<br /> equipment, if necessary to expedite repair work. (1, 2, 3)
<br /> 3. Operates various vehicles and equipment in the County fleet, including forklifts, tow trucks, steam cleaners, etc. and any other
<br /> equipment necessary to perform employees work. Performs other related duties as required. 5%
<br /> (1, 2, 3) -
<br /> 100%
<br /> Key: 1) The performance of this function is the reason that the job exists.
<br /> 2) The number of other employees available to perform this function is limited.
<br /> 3) This function is highly specialized, and employee is hired for special expertise or ability to perform this function.
<br /> 4) Other evidence.
<br /> 4. SUPERVISION RECEIVED Give the position no. and title of immediate supervisor of this position.
<br /> Position Number 00-03717 Title Construction Equipment Repair Supervisor 1
<br /> 5• SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE POSITION
<br /> List must coincide with the official organization chart
<br /> Position No. Title Nature of Supervision
<br /> N/A N/A N/A
<br /> DHR CP-001 rev. 11/06
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