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HomeMy WebLinkAboutRES 039 Draft 01 1980-1984County 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, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE COUNTY OF HAWAII that the Salary Ordinance is hereby amended for the following departments: SECTION 8.08 (d). DIVISION OF AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT MOTOR POOL. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. 1. Reallocate one position of Lead Construction Equipment Mechanic WF -11 to Construction Equipment Repair Supervisor FII -11. SECTION 8.14 (d). OPERATIONS DIVISION. DEPARTMENT OF WATER SUPPLY. 1. Reallocate one position of Water Pumping Plants and Maintenance Unit Supervisor FIII--10 to Water Plant Electrician -Mechanic Supervisor FII -11. BE IT:"FURTHER RESOLVED that a copy of this resolution be transmitted to the departments of Public Works, Water Supply, Finance and Civil Service for their information. Dated this 18th day of COUNTY COUNCIL County of Hawaii Hilo, Hawaii February, INTRODUCED BY: Councilman, County of Hawa I. hereby certify that the foregoing RESOLUTION was by the vote indicated to the right hereof adopted by the COUNCIL of the County of Hawaii on February18 , 1981 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----- ATTEST: r COUNTY CLE { AIR AN & SIDING OFFICER 1981. ROLL CALL VOTE [AYES1 NOES I A/E De Luz, III X Domingo X Fujii X Hale X Kawahara X Lai X Schutte Chr. Yamashiro X Reference: TWIlord RESOLUTION NO. 39 81 9.066 DEPARMNT OF PERSONNEL SERVICES COUNTY OF HAWAII WATER PMHPING PLANTS AVID MAINTENANCE UNIT SUPERVISOR Duties Summary: Plans, directs and coordinates the activities connected with the operations, maintenance, repair and installation of equipment at the pumping systems, building and structures; directs the operation and maintenance of various types of chlorinators which include V -botch, Vacuum types, Hypo types and Advance (Capital) types; plans and supervises all major electrical and mechanical work in the pumping plants; and performs other related duties as required. DisinguishiE Characteristics: This class differs from that of Water Service Foreman in that the Water Pumping Plants and Maintenance Unit Supervisor is responsible for all electrical and mechanical work of the pumping systems; whereas the Water Service Foreman is responsible for the installation, maintenance and repair of water services and mains. Illustrative Examples of Work: Directs the operation, maintenance and repair of electrically -driven water pumping units and appurtenant equipment; directs the operation and maintenance of various types of chlorinators which include V-igotch, Vacuum types, Hypo types and Advance (Capital) types; reviews operational and work reports and determines priority of work to be perfomed; inspects work in progress and upon completion for compliance Frith plans and specifications and departmental standards and prac- tices; inspects pumping equipment in operation for irregularities and for improving operational procedures and practices; directs investigations and prepares reports on complaints; makes cost estimates of work projects; plans, lays out and assigns work to subordinates engaged in the operation and maintenance of pumping plants and in all major electrical and mechanical work; supervises and directs all electrical and mechanical work in the erection and alignment, overhaul and repair of equipment; inspects electrical work and installation of mechanical equipment performed by contractors for compliance with plans and specifications; inspects the installation of chlorinators and other mechanical equipment performed by contractors; advises contractors on proper procedures and methods to use in the installation of electrical and mechanical equipment; supervises the testing and calibration of mechanically operated air and liquid flog measuring instruments, liquid level gauges, pressure recording instrument and chlorinating equipment; reviews, analyzes and directs the application of chlorine into the system; reviews all plans and specifications and shop drawings and recommends changes; makes drawings and/or sketches of work to be done; contacts engineers, manufacturers, suppliers and contractors for the purpose of imparting practical knowledge and 0 WATER PUMPING PLAidTS ALM MAINTENANCE UNIT SUPERVISOR _2_ for the purpose of resolving problems concerning the electrical and mechanical equipment; participates in efficiency and acceptance tests of electrical and mechanical equipment; supervises and participates in field and routine laboratory tests to determine water quality; assists in conducting in-service training and safety classes; participates at staff meetings and makes recommendations for improving operational procedures, etc.; reports on work activities; reviews requisitions for tools, materials and equipment; assists in preparing budget requirements for operation of the section; recommends personnel actions to be taken concerning subordinates, Minimum Qualification Requirements: Training and Experiences A combination of education and experience substantially equivalent to graduation from high school and 6 years of ,journeyman experience in the operation and repair of equipment in a pumping plant, power plant, marine engine room or related experience in electrical and mechanical repairs, including or supplemented by 3 years of experience in a water distribu- tion system, two of which shall have been in a responsible supervisory capacity. License Requirement: ` Possession of a valid supervising electriciants license* `.. Knowled a of: principles and practices used in the operation, main- tenance and repair of pumping plant equipment; basic principles of electricity; basic principles of hydraulics; hazards and safety practices of the trade; supervision; electrical codes and ordinances; various uses of trade tools and equipment; departmentalpolicios and procedures. Ability to:' plan, lay out, assign and direct work; read and'under- stand plans and specifications; review work designs and make recommendations for changes to meet operational needs; prepare, review and analyze reports; test and calibrate electrical and mechanical equipment and instruments; inspect work of contractors for compliance with plans and specifications; locate troubles and make repairs; make estimates of cast, man-hour and materials for projects; read and understand technical publications; assist in the conduct of efficiency testas; issue clear and concise oral and written instructions; make sound decisions, Health and Physical Condition: Peroons 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. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - This is the first specification approved for the new class WATER PUMPING PLANTS AND MAINTENAiM UNIT SUPERVISOR, APPROVED: September 21, 1970,• -':tib rector or vers F Attachment to HAWAII COUNTY COUNCIL POSITION INFORMATION FORM 1. We are requesting that the vacant position of Water Pumping Plant & Maintenance Unit Supervisor's position, F -III -10, HC 1428, created on September 21, 1970, be reallocated downward to Water Plant Electrician - Mechanic Supervisor II, F -II -11. The electrician series, WB -10, in the Department of Water Supply was reclassified to Water Plant Electrician - Mechanic's series, WB -11 in November 27, 1974. Presently, we do not have a water plant supervisor (blue collar Unit II Supervisor or "F" salary schedule) in the entire water supply plant operations who is responsible technically for the subordinate positions with the trade series, such as Lead Water Plant Electrician -Mechanic, WF -11, Water Plant Electrician - Mechanic, and WB -11, Water Plant Electrician -Mechanic Helper, WB -5. Also, the number of plant facilities, such as pumps, automatic electrical and mechanical controls, and automatic treatment stations have increased tremendously since 1970. 2. The proposed Water Plant Electrician -Mechanic Supervisor II, F -II -11, is responsible for the operations, installation, repair and maintenance for all electrical and mechanical equipment controls, instruments and tele - metering, including all water treatment operations for District I (Hilo, Puna and Ka'u) and assists other Districts (Hamakua, North and South Kohala, and North and South Kona) by providing technical advice and help when needed. 3. The proposed Position is needed for the efficient, progressive and effec- tive levels of supervision in the trade's series of positions (licensed supervisory .journeyman electrician) for the technical duality of work required. r - - t f f ? HAWAIT COUNTY COUNCIL POSITION 114FOP111ATION FM JUL 31 Department: DEPARTMENT OF WATER SUPPLY pate: July 169 1980 Request: Reallocation X Reclassification New Position Old Class Title Water Pumping.Plant & Maintenance Unit HC No. 1428 SR F -III- Salary $1,443/mo. Cost Diff. Fund , Source # of Pos. in Dept. 1 Pos . Supervisor 10 New Water Plant Elec.- lec.- Pos. pos. Mech. Supervisor 'I 1428 F -II -11 $1,409/mo. -$34/mo. 1 0 1. Give reasons how new.d.uties arose (statutes enacted, Ordinances, Newly authorized programs, basis for increased workloads, etc.): See attached sheet. 2. If reallocation,, list only new duties. (Example: 1. Takes dictation 40€; 2. Keeps oftic� accounts 300, etc.): See attached sheet. 3. Give reasons why new duties at h_gher level are needed and cannot be assigned to. classes at higher level or handled in other ways such as short term contracts, etc. (Use productivity measurements where possible.): See attached sheet. 4'.. Was reallocation or reclassification budgeted and if not, why were manpower needs not planned through budgetary process? Reallocation was budgeted for 1980-1981 fiscal year. Reallocation is a downward level from F -III -1.0 to F -II -11 and.a $34 less per month in the pay scale. 0 5. List other rationale or pertinent statements and data: The Department of Personnel Services advised that because we do not have subordi- nate blue collar supervisor in the plant section, such as "F-1-11'or F -II -11" positions, it is very difficult to justify a water plant supervisor in the "F -III -11" position. 6. Attach; h. New Table of Organization with changes clearly visible c . r QAAXXtxxxMxxaaxfxxxx)ctcjx0 Civil Service Notes 0 The reallocation of subject position is justified due to the assignment of duties and responsibilities. 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V] Ra 4-) -P41 > m m I Ol I sl rJ co H N (G V O N -4 •H U N H rV D Q) rl X. 0 x O I-- �'o I C M N N v a o ri r -i r-4 U I. 8.326 DEPARTMENT OF PERSOWEL SERVICES COUNTY OF HAWAII .:GONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT MECHANIC W Duties Summary: Supervises and participates in the repair and overhaul of a variety of medium and. -heavy construction equipment; and perforins other related duties as required. Distinguishing Characteristics: This -claos..differs from that of-'Construction'-Equipm6iit Medmnic class in that the Construction Equipment Mechanic Working Foreman supervises and participates in the repair and overhaul of a variety of medium and heavy con- struction equipment; whereas the Construction Equipment Mechanic performs skilled work in the repair and overhaul of medium and heavy construction equipment. Illustrative Examples of Work: Supervises and participates in the repair and overhaul of gasoline and diesel driven medium and heavy construction equipment, such as bulldozers, tractors, loaders, cranes, rollers and street sweepers; supervises and parti- pates in diagnosing of engine and other mechanical failures, testing and inspection of equipment, and welding work on equipment bodies, incinerators, road bridge and other structures; inspects work in progress and upon completion; assists in supervising the maintenance of shop tools and equipment; submits requisitions for parts and materials; prepares and submits reports as requested; maintains work records; enforces safety regulations. Minimum Qualification Requirements: Training and Experience: A combination of education and experience substantially equivalent to completion of the eighth grade and 4 years of experience as a journeyman mechanic, 2 of which shall have been in the repair and overhaul of construction equipment. Knowlegge f: methods, equipment and materials used in the repair, overhaul and testing of construction equipment; the theory and principles of the care and operation of gasoline and diesel engines; the principles of elec- tricity as applied to electrical systems of automotive equipment; basic methods and practices of welding; principles and practices of supervision; hazards and safety practices of the trade. Abilitrto: plan assignments and supervise the work of ethers; locate, diagnose and adjust mechanical defects in diesel and gasoline engines; repair and overhaul a variety of construction equipment; repair and reconstruct heavy equipment bodies and parts; interpret blueprints and make rough sketches of work; make estimates of time and materials necessary to complete a job; maintain records. J Lem CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT MECHANIC -2- ysical Requirement: Persons -,.,s ,,leeking. appoint pt to'- positions'in this glass must meet the health and physical condition standards deemed necessary and proper for perform ante of the duties, - - - - - - - - - - - - - w - - - - - - - - - - - - - - r - - r - This ,is: the. firsts cf�ication °a pproviaa for the new class �= eA CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT MECH,LNIC A i171WAT I COUNTY COUNCIL Department: Public works Request: Reallocation D1d Pos. Flew Pas. T POSITION INrORKATION FORM x Reclassification Date : JUn R 1080 New Position Class 'Title 11C No. SR Salary Cost Diff . rund Source of Pas. in Dept. Lead Construction Equip_ Mechanic 1928 WF -11 1.,498/mo. Motor Pool 1 Fund Construction Equip_ Repair Supvr. 11 1928 F11-1 1,9`45 -/mo. 47.00/mo O 1. Give reasons how net, duties arose (statutes enacted, Ordinances, Newly authorized programs, basis. for increased workloads, etc.): In recent years, the demanding needs and usage of construction equipment signifies growth and development of new programs, such as the sanitary landfill sites, solid waste transfer stations, highways, subdivision.roads, parks facilities, etc. Therefore, responsibilities and activities of the construction equipment maintenance section has significantly -changed, affecting the Lead Construction Equipment Mechanic's position description in a unique mariner, due to the islandwide operation of the maintenance shops, responsibility for communicating with road district overseer; concerning equipment maintenance, repairs, and servicing programs,_ responsibility of the opera- tion of a welding shop, -concerning .required safety features to be fabricated to meet safety regulations, responsibiility for the safety of subordinates and good housekeep}ng, etc. The Lea - Con tru do E ui me M h nip' ition �escr ption ha Dan ed.to.a s ervlsofgjl�dto present comSbi.necd znRQ SuM-PmT�fii aPAeMinasl R<Rviles and worlt assignmgn s , �eginning Nnuary p 2. if reallocation, list on) -y new duties. (Example: 1. Takes dictation 4 0 � ; 2. y eps off ice accounts 3 0 -� , .etc.)':. 60% - Assists the Motor Pool Superintendent in planning and supervising the daily operations relative to construc- tion equipment maintenance, repair and•service, including the welding shop. Plans and schedule a comprehensive preventive maintenance program for construction equipment located islandwide. Reviews and analyzes maintenance records and uses data -in decision making involving major and costly component parts;- diagnoses problems effectively, delegates assingments, reviews work in progress and tests equipment. Responsible for planning,laying out, and inspecting the work performed by the journeyman welder. Plans and makes estimates for job requests; prepares draftE of specifications; reviews and evaluates work orders and prepares comprehensive estimates of materials, equipment, and labor needs; prepares and submits required operating reports. 3. Give reasons why now duties at higher. level are i -cic_d and cannot be assi-gnc-d to cla!3scs at higher level or handled in other way r. such as :short term contracts, etc. (use productivity measuremcnts where pos.sihle. ) : 7,}a31)3IT ")1'' -c r 4. Was reaIlocation o= reclassification budgeted and if- not, why x -sere manpower needs'not planned through budgetary process? The budgeted overtime and temporary -as -needed allodations can be used for the - annual difference of $564.00 needed•for the salary of the Construction Equipment Repair Supervisor II's position. 5. List other rationale or pertinent statements and data: 6. Attach: a. Old Fable of Organization b. New Table of Organization with changes clearly visible c. old class specification d. New class specification Civil Service Note: The reallocation of subject position is justified due. to the assignment of duties and responsibilities from a working -foreman to a full supervisor. eputy Directo of Personnel w DEPARTMENT OF CIVIL SERVICE COUNTY OF HAS"AII CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR SUPERVISOR Duties Summary: Supervises and coordinates, maintenance and repair of a variety of related duties as required. Distinguishing Characteristics: 04, 8.332 through subordinate supervisors, the construction equipment; and performs other This class differs from that of Garage Supervisor in that the Construction Equipment Repair Supervisor primarily supervises and coordinates on a county -wide basis the maintenance and repair of a variety of construction equipment; whereas the Garage Supervisor is concerned with the maintenance and mechanical repair of all types of gasoline and diesel driven automotive equipment in an assigned district. This class differs from that of Lead Construction Equipment Mechanic in that the Construction Equipment Repair Supervisor is responsible for the maintenance and repair of a variety of construction equipment for the entire county; whereas the Lead Construction Equipment Mechanic supervises and participates in the repair and overhaul of a variety of medium and heavy construction equipment. Illustrative Examples of Work: On a county -wide basis, plans, assigns and coordinates the work of several groups of employees engaged in repairing, servicing, overhauling and maintaining a variety of construction equipment, including the overhaul of complex hydraulic and electrical systems; supervises the operation of the welding shop; plans and schedules a comprehensive preventive maintenance program for construction equipment; performs preventive maintenance inspections; reviews and analyzes maintenance records and uses data in decision making involving major and costly component parts; supervises the repair and reconstruction of equipment/parts; inspects and reviews work in progress and upon completion; directs and supervises the testing and inspection of equipment; reviews and evaluates work orders and prepares comprehensive estimates of materials, equipment and labor needs for job requests; instructs operators on the proper operational practices and trains subordinates in maintenance, repairs and servicing methods and practices; requisitions parts, tools and supplies for repair shops throughout the county; responsible for the maintenance and care of tools and equipment; takes inventory of shop equipment, materials and supplies; makes recommendations on shop policies, methods, and procedures relating to maintenance and repair of equipment; initiates and enforces safe operating practices; meets with manufacturers' representatives to discuss maintenance, repair and overhaul specifications; resolves technical problems; maintains shop records; prepares reports; operates a motor vehicle. n CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR SUPERVISOR -2- Minimum 2ualification Requirements: Training and Ex erience: A combination of education and experience substantially equivalent to graduation from high school or vocational school and 4 years of experience as a journeyman mechanic, which must have included one year of experience in the repair and overhaul of medium and heavy construction equipment, and one year of supervisory experience. License Requirement: Possession of a valid Hawaii -State driver's license {Type 3 . Knowledge of: principles and practices of supervision; methods, equipment and materials used in the repair, maintenance and testing of construction equipment; the theory and principles of the care and operation of gasoline and diesel engines; the principles of electricity as applied to electrical systems of automotive equipment; hazards and safety practices of the trade. Ability to: plan, assign, coordinate and review the work of subordinates; locate, diagnose and adjust mechanical defects in diesel and gasoline engines; repair and overhaul a variety of construction equipment; interpret blueprints and make rough sketches of work; estimate time and materials necessary to complete a job; maintain records and prepare reports; supervise and maintain harmony in work relationships among workers. Physical Requirement: 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. Physical_ Effort Groupings Light This is the first specification approved for the new class CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT REPAIR SUPERVISOR. APPROVED: January 15, 1981 eputy Director of Personnel V Duties. 5ur.*snary : PErARTMIN'T OF CIVIL SERVICE COUNTY OF HAWAII . WATER PLANT FLFCTR1CTAN_MFCHA1%'.1.0 SUMMTSOT 507 Plans, directs and coordinates the activities concerned with the installation, maintenance, overhaul and operation of a variety of electrical and mechanical water pumping and treatment equinment and appurtenances for the P epartment of ,Dater Supply; and perf.orras other related duties as required. i'istin,guishinp Characteristics: This class is distinguislied by its resnonsibi.litV fo- elannino, di. ectir: and coordinating the activities concerned with the installation, mai.ntenanc , overhaul and operations of a variety of electrical and mechanical iaatcr p1r.tT in and treatment equipment and appurtenances. Illustrative Fxem-)les of 1-ork: Plans, lays out, assigns and coordinates the wor?•. act-,"ti-e.s in. tl:e construction, operation, installation, maintenance and ren2ir of numni.nr, 'ant=-, treatment plants, filter plants, chlorination stations, and rclated •,!ar.er equipment and controls; supervises and performs, as required, electrical re -air ani' maintenance of plant equipment; reviews operation and 1,,ork-rcnorts and determines wort, to be performed; prepares wort: orders; (!^veto ps schve',jl.es and -)rncedures frr operation and maintenance of Pumping stations and plants; Inspects completed,�:nr'- for compliance with instructions and deadlines and for satisfactory results; determines and sets up time tables for priorities of projects; assists in develoPin.a specifications for equipment, materials and supplies; reads, reviews and internrets plans and specifications; prenares sketches of water plant work and installations as required; prenares and reviews requisitions for tools, materials and supplies for need; recommends to superiors for overall. needs and nrodrams of the plant_ section; investigates and solves complaints; investigates, estimates, and nrena:-es reports on damages; instructs and enforces safety practices; recommends budgetary requirements for plant operation and maintenance;.subject to calls to advise and/or narticioates on actions necessary in cases of emergencies; prepares and submits various operational reports; operates a motor vehicle. Minimum Qualification Requirements: Trainin^ and Fxnerience: A combination of education and experience substantially equivalent to graduation from high school and 5 years of Journeyman experience in the operation, maintenance, repair of equipment in a pumping plant, power plant, machine shop, water plant or related experiences in electrical and mechanical repairs.of which 3 years must have been in a supervisory capacity. WATER PLANT FLF.CTnICTAP...11EC1IANIC SUPFRVI5OR -2- License requirement: Possession of a Supervising Flectriciants license; :.ana valid motor vehicle operator's license (Type 3). r, Knoteie�e,,e of: principles and practices of supervision; the theory of electricity; tools, materials and practices used in.the operation; maintenance and krepair of mechanically and electrically operated pumps and other equipment such as boilers, altitude and hydraulic valves; chlorinators, electric. motors, etc.; ,.;. inst-allation, maintenance and repair of high and lora voltage electrical lines, esu pment'i nd appliances; laws, rules and standards Pertaining to electrical -construction and maintenance; hazards and safety practices involved in i'=or1<ins around electricity and moving machinery. _Abi.lity to: plan, assign and direct the worl: of subordinates; issu^ afld COriCiSe or_l. and written instructions: inst-nct suboreinites; read rnd : T iAtjj:tpret electrical i irina mans and. diagrans; dia5?nosP_ r?..echrniCal. 2rid"(?l(�.Ct ]-cal . dei cts in the operation of. purrpin- plant equipment; rei)air and inaintain electrical puTTin equipment; install, r,:aintain and repair ,lane electrical systems and erptrinment; estimate matcrial requirements; cnco'_,ra-e safcm-y `?racticCS ind CnforcC safety rules; su2ervi5e and maintain harmony in wor?<. relatiOflships ranoP %Crl'f ? 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