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Home My WebLink AboutRES 529 Draft 01 1976-1980County of Hawaii --State of Hawaii Resolution WHEREAS, pursuant to County Charter Section 3-14 interim amendments to the Salary Ordinance may be by resolution; NOW, THEREFORE,iBE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF HAWAII that the Salary Ordinance is hereby amended for the following department: SECTION 8.08 (c). BUREAU OF PLANS AND SURVEYS. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 1. Reallocate one position of Civil Engineer III SR -21 to Civil Engineer IV SR -24. 2. Reallocate one position of Civil Engineer II SR -19 to Civil Engineer IV SR -24 - BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be transmitted to the departments of Public Works, Finance, Personnel Services and Corporation Counsel for their information. Dated this 4th day of December. __1979. INTRODUCED BY: COUNTY COUNCIL County of Hawaii Hilo, Hawaii I hereby certify that the foregoing RESOLUTION woe by the vote indicated to the right hereof adopted by the COUNCIL of the County of Hawaii on December 4, 1979 ATTEST: g'/ FL8. LEOABN COUNTY nee MIRO ganabding O![iur ROLL CALL VOTE K Kawshm I X Lei x gamwhints x I Chr. Yamarhhe 1 X1 I 1 ...C.-13.$0/FC.-..261........... M.B. No. RESOLUTION NO . ......... 529 •gno.pagoezguoo oq gouueo'pup TanaT aA?gezgs?u?uupV „tii„ ;LIL;III:{ r aqq 30 ST quaquunou? arlq Iq pauuzo3zad oq oq xzom 30 TanaT zaL1b?q Orly •quewgzpdac aqq, bu?quasazdaz sbutgaau[ dg?unuiu-,00 pup uo?ss?unuoo puiagqu 'sbu?paeoozd TpbaT qP ssaug?M TPuo?ssagozd P sp Iqunoo aulq quasazdaz oq pazznbaz aq TT?M guaqu[nou? aclg 'uo?q?sod TanaT zaL1b?L1 aqq L1q?M pagsanbaa bu?aq s? 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Distinguishing Characteristics: This class differs from that of Civil Engineer II in that the Civil Engineer III exercises a substantial degfee of engineering judgment, and may assume responsibility for projects of well—defined,,routine or uncomplicated nature in testing, designing, computation, or construction, or assists the Civil Engineer IV on the more complex projects; whereas the Civil Engineer II assumes only limited responsibilities but exercises some degree of judgment based on experience. This class differs.from that of Civil Engineer IV in that the Civil Engineer III may be responsible for projects of well—defined, routine or uncomplicated nature; whereas the Civil Engineer IV is responsible for the development, analyses or construction of a complex or major project or several less complex projects where responsibility for supervision or coordination is pronounced. Illustrative Examples of Work: Makes office and field studies of proposed projects and superviscs preliminary and final surveys; establishes bench marks; take cross—sections, profiles and contours; makes survey computations and prepares preliminary drawings; designs and assists in the design of reservoirs, retaining walls, bridges, culverts, tunnels, pipelines, sewers, sidewalks, highways and other concrete, steel and timber structures by computing grades and alignments, loadings and stresses, determining the size, proportion and dimensions of structures, and supervising the preparation of construction plans and drawings; assists in the preparation of specifications and contract documents; prepares cost and quantity estimates; checks shop drawings; supervises construction and inspection activities; interprets plans and specifications; changes and corrects plans; keeps records of work done, materials used, and prepares monthly and final payment estimates; makes hydrologic and land development studies; checks plans and specifications of buildings and structures for compliance with the building code; reviews test reports and soil analysis reports. Piinimum Qualification Requirements: Training and Experience: A combination of education and experience substantially equivalent to graduation from an accredited college or university with major work in civil engineering and two years of professional civil engineering experience. C LV1 L E'NC1NEER 111 —2— 11 Knowledge of: civil and hydraulic engineering principles and practices; engineering mathematics, engineering mechanics and mechanics of materials; struc— tural, mechanical, electrical and sanitary engineering principles. Ability to: do civil engineering design work or supervise construction and inspection activities; analyze stresses and determine the required foundations and structural features; supervise a small group of subordinate professional employees; prepare engineering and inspection reports. Health and Physical Condition: Persons seeking appointment to positions in this class must moot the health and physical condition standards deemed necessary and proper for perfor— mance of the duties. This is an amendment to the specification for the class CIVIL ENGINEER III which was approved on September 1, 1961.4 APPROVED: WL RCH 25, 1963 Z—,- '' Personnel Director DEPi.RTMENT OF CIVIL SERVICE COUNTY OF 1Q11'.II ' CIVIL ENGINEER IV Duties Summary: ("tj 7.00.3 Does difficult professional .engineering work in the design, construction, maintenance and operation of civil engineering projects; prepares designs, plans, specifications, estimates and reports; and performs other duties as required. Distinguishing Characteristics: This class differs from that of Civil Engineer III in that the Civil Engineer IV is responsible.for the development, analyses and construction of a complex and major project or several less complex projects where responsibility for supervision or coordination is pradounced; whereas the Civil Engineer III is responsible for well-defined, routine or uncomplicated projects or acts as an assistant to the Civil Engineer IV on major projects. This class differs from that of Civil Engineer V in that the Civil Engineer IV has responsibility for a complex and major project or several less complex projects; whereas the Civil Engineer V has responsibility for a number of complex and major engineering projects operating simultaneously where the problems of supervision and coordina- tion are pronounced. Illustrative Examples of Work: Pukes office and field studies of proposed projects and supervises preliminary and final surveys; 'establishes bench marks; takes cross-sections, profiles and contours; makes survey computations and prepares preliminary drawings; designs and assists in the design of reservoirs, retaining walls, bridges, culverts, tunnels, pipelines, sewers, sidewalks, highways and other concrete, steel and timber structures by computing grades and alignments, loading and stresses, determining the size, proportion and dimensions of struc- tures, and supervising the preparation of construction plans and drawings; assists in the preparation of specifications and contract documents; prepares cost and quantity estimates; checks shop drawings; supervises construction and inspection activities; interprets plans and specifications; changes and corrects plans; keeps records of work done, materials used, and prepares monthly and final payment estimates; makes hydrologic and land development studies; checks plans and specifications of buildings and structures for compliance with the building code; reviews test reports and soil analysis reports. Minimum Qualification Requirements: Training and Experience: A combination of education and experience substantially equivalent to graduation from an accredited college or university with major work in civil engineering and three years of professional civil engineering experience. License Required: Possession of a certificate of registration as a professional engineer in the State of Hawaii. CIVIL ENGINEER IV -2- Knowledge of: civil and hydraulic engineering principles and practices; engineering mathematics, engineering mechanics and the mechanics of materials; structural, mechanical, electrical and sanitary engineering principles. Ability to: do civil engineering design work or supervise construction and inspection activities; analyze stresses and determine the required founda- tions and structural features; supervise a small group of subordinate professional or subprofessional employees; prepare engineering and inspection reports. Health and Phvsical Condition: Persons seeking appointment to positions in this class must meet the health and physical condition standards deemed necessary and proper for perfor- mance of the duties. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - �1'-------------- - - - - - - - This is an amendment to the specification for the class CIVIL ENGINEER IV which was approved on august 29, 1957. iSPROVED: Af.LZCH 25, 1963 ersonne ircctor "U., 1Is3THM 1� :(•OTgtssod 0zao1M sOuoujaznseauc 2gTAT4OnpOJd asn) •o10 'S-}oe-JOuOo u:za} .,_cools se dons sleM 101140 uz poTpueq zo TanaT JOUBIq Oe sassrTo oO poutirssr oq louueo pue papaau aze TaAaT j0gfDTol -1.e sat Inp Mace Colts suoseaz aATq £ •Iaags pa7ADU41P aag :('oga '%0£ s=}un000e 03TJJo sdooy •Z t%OV uoz}e40tp saxry T : aTdwexg) sat�rcp niau hTuo }s cT 'uo «eooTTeaz gI Z 'speOTslzoM poseazouT .zog sTspq 'sumabozd pozTaoggne ATMOR 'saoueuzpzp 'p040eua saqnqugs) asoze S@T np Mau sloq suoseaz OATO 0 puna Om/79T Oul/L6Z`T 7Z 756i Al zaauT�?ug TTAT TezauaO puna T Tazaua0 'oLU/££T`T 6T V96T II zaauTSug TTATO Idea uz aOznoS ��TG �zeTeS 2IS ON Dfi OTI.Ty sseTO *sOa 90 # pung qSOD u OTq TSOd MON 6L t £ T � area uoTYeOT�TSSeTOa2I T so Ma X uOTgP3OTTeaa :gsonbau sxxoM Z)TTgnd :guaut'4zedaQ quo c N0JJzJJJ0JtgJ rols•isoa IoNnoo Enfloo Ilvt4vii so PT V, sao nags TsuuOsJaO ;o ao}oeaTQ AgndaQ •s;oaCoad xaTdwoo ssOT Teaanas so 108Coad aoCew pue xaTdwoo e so; AITTTgTsuodsea sawnsse pue xaaul6ua goaCoad se sanaas •4uawu6Tsse ;o ease TeuoTloun; ag} uT (pesuaoTT) gsTTeToads 6uT;eaedo 6TTn; a sl }uagwnouT uOMsod :aION saOTnaas,Tauuosaad uoigeDTJToods ss2TO MaM •p uoTgeoT3zoods sspTo pTo •o olgtstn ITaPOTO sabuego ggTM uozgpzzupbzo go aTgp,T, mam 'q uoxgpzzuebzo go olgpy pTo •p :gopggv •9 'aouuwio3zad Kgnp ag1 uo suoTlos.sTq zo3 aTgTsuodsaz CTazTlua aq o1 zaauiSug aq1 axTnbaz uoTgTsod paluooTTsaz a741 3o saTlnp aq1 `osTV . 'TTEMEH 30 a1u1$ aq1 Aq pasuaoiT SuTaq pus snluls TuuOlssa3oad suznaigoe sluagwnouT ag1 3o sTsuq ;3q1 uo pazapTsuoo aq pTnogs 1nq `uoTsusdxa uo passq aq jou pTnogs uOTluoOTTuaz aqy :pgpp pup squauiaqugs quouigzad zo.aTeuoz4PJ zaggo 4STq s .pajoTpoad aq 1Ou pTnoo asuaoTT pus uoTquuTwuxa s,zaauT2ug TuuoTssa3oza aq1 uTulgo pus ssed o1 A1TTTqu s,luagmnouT aq1 3o aousznssu 1ug1 uosuaz aq1 zo3 pala8pnq lou suM.uOT1sJOTTEaz agy Zssaoozd Azegabpnq gbnoagg pauupTd gou.spaau aaModupu: a.zaM IgM 'qou 3T pue pogabpnq uoz4eoT3zsseToaz zo uOTgeOOTTea.z spM •4 n DEP:.RMENT Or CIVIL SERVICE COUNTY Or W.WJI CIVIL ENGINEER II Duties Summary: 7.00.2 Does routine professional engineering work in the design, construction, maintenance and operation of civil engineering projects; assists in preparing designs, plans, specifications, estimates and reports; and performs other related duties as required. Disting ish ng haracteristics: This class differs from that of Civil Engineer I in that the Civil Engineer IT assumes only limited respons.ibi.l.i.ti.cs but exercises some degree of ;judgment based on experience; whereas the Civil Engineer I receives specific instructions and follows well-established engineering practices. This class differs from that of Civil Engineer III in that the Civil Engineer II assumes only limited responsibilities but exercises some degree of engineering judgment based on experience; whereas the Civil Engineer III may assume responsibility for engineering projects of well-defined routine or uncomplicated nature in testing, design, computation or construction, or acts as an assistant to the Civil Engineer IV on complex projects. Examples of Duties: Assists in making preliminary and final surveys; reduces and plots survey notes; computes vertical and horizontal curves and earthwork quantities; prepares mass diagrams; assists in the design of reservoirs, retaining walls, bridges, culverts, tunnels, pipelines, sewers, sidewalks, highways, wharves, and other concrete, steel and timber structures by developing details, checking computations and preparing final working drawings, reinforcing steel details and material schedules; assists in the preparation of specifications and cost esti- mates; makes field engineering inspections, interprets plans and specifications; tests construction materials; computes lot closures and areas; makes land use studies; computes extensions and adjustments to a triangulation system; compiles data and prepares maps; checks plans; serves as chief -of -party or design squad leader, supervising men in sub -professional level work. Minimum (qualification Requirements: Training and ILxpericnce: A combination of education and experience substantially equivalent to graduation from an accredited college or university with major work in civil engineering and one year of professional civil engineer- ing experience. Knowledge of: the principles and practices of general civil engineering; engineering mathematics; engineering mechanics and the mechanics of materials; the principles and practices of topographic surveying; structural, mcchAnical., electrical, hydraulic and sanitary engineering principles to the extent that these apply to general engineering principles common to all recognized fields. k `u CIVIL ENGINEER II -2- Ability to: do,cnginccring drafting and design work; interpret plans, specifications and land descriptions; plot.survey notes; prepare maps, plans, profiles and cross-sections. Health and Physical Condition: Persons seeking appointment to positions in this class must meet the health and physical condition standards deemed necessary and proper for performance of the duties. 1. This specification is for a new class established in addition to existing classes. �J :PPROVLD: SRPTU4BER 12 1961 Personnel Director