Knowledge and Abilities. possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence and an appropriate Class 3 • some knowledge of the basic servicing of a vehicle • sufficient physical strength to permit the lifting and moving of moderately heavy objects • ability to tarp and tie down loads • knowledge of standard practices related to preventative maintenance and circle checks used in the operation of the equipment • other requirements as per Truck Driver I • considerable experience in the operation of a number of different types of automotive equipment Position Title: Truck Driver III Job Code: 3014 • operate heavy duty automotive vehicles, equipment and materials (type, power and size of the vehicles and equipment will vary but generally are in excess of 13,650 kg or 30,000 lbs gross vehicle weight and will include low or high bed tractor trailer units) used in transportation, road maintenance and construction work • responsible for the safe and efficient handling of expensive mobile equipment • specific assignments are received from a supervisor as required • normally perform work without close immediate supervision • work performance is reviewed and evaluated in terms of the care exercised in driving and operating the unit assigned • capable of loading and unloading heavy duty construction and maintenance equipment of all types • loads, transports and unloads supplies, materials, equipment and machinery at work sites, storage yards and shops • perform miscellaneous duties at the operator level or in the serving of his own and other equipment • maintain records related to the assigned work • supervise and participate in loading and unloading of vehicle • oversee work of other persons as assigned to the specific task being performed • possess an appropriate and valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence Class 1 • exhibit initiative and good judgement in loading, hauling and unloading all types and sizes of materials, supplies, machines and equipment • knowledge of approved methods of transporting, including loading, unloading, towing and winching operations • sufficient physical strength to permit the lifting and moving of moderately heavy objects • ability to tarp and tie down loads • knowledge of standard practices related to preventative maintenance and circle checks used in the operation of the equipment • considerable experience in heavy duty vehicle operation Position Title: Operator I Job Code: 3015 • routine work and specific assignments received from supervisor • generally perform work under supervision but may require periodic assignment without close supervision • work performed will be reviewed and evaluated in terms of care exercised in performing the assigned task and the promptness with which the job(s) are done • performs related work as required • may be required to oversee performance of labour type employees as assigned • maintain simple records of the tasks assigned • possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence • knowledge of the rules of safe operation and precautions to take to avoid accidents with the type of equipment assigned • knowledge of servicing of the equipment assigned • ability to carry out written or oral instructions • exhibit an increasing ability in the operation of the equipment assigned • beginning or entry level of employees being trained or acting as back-up operators on smaller or lighter type industrial equipment used in the maintenance and construction of streets and roads or other related duties Position Title: Operator II Job Code: 3016 • perform routine assignments in the operation of heavy equipment used in road and street maintenance and construction • successfully operate one or more pieces or varieties of heavy duty equipment (type, power and size varies) with considerable care and attention as well as experience i.e. caterpillar tractors, motor graders, multi-use packer graders, snow plows, heavy loaders • perform work assignments received from superiors, normally without close supervision • work is reviewed and evaluated in terms of care exercised in operating and maintaining the machine and the promptness and completeness with which the assigned work is performed • maintain equipment records and work reports as required • will be responsible to oversee the work of other employees in the performance of support or related works • possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence • exhibit initiative and responsibility as well as an understanding of the capabilities of the machine being operated • knowledge, skill and ability to operate equipment safely and be able to avoid accidents • exhibit knowledge and ability in the maintenance and servicing of the equipment at the job site or when the equipment is in the shop for repair, servicing or maintenance • ability to carry out written or oral instructions • exhibit a high level of initiative and responsibility in the operation of equipment and in performance of duties • considerable experience in the operation of heavy duty equipment as assigned . Position Title: Operator III Job Code: 3017 • teach and instruct operators of a lower classification in the use of such equipment • train and instruct other persons in the operation of such equipment • receive work assignments from superiors • normally perform work without close supervision with little review and evaluation • possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence • exhibit ability to completely “finish” assigned work with at least one of the types of equipment capable of operating and used within the County • considerable knowledge of the operations, care and servicing of the assigned equipment • demonstrate a high level of work performance and initiative • possess skills and abilities to assume higher level supervision • high level of knowledge, abilities and skills as outlined for the Operator II level • capable of and may be expected to operate several pieces of heavy duty maintenance and construction equipment as operated by an Operator II Position Title: Sign Person Job Code: 3031 • plan daily traffic sign repair and maintenance activities as directed by the Operations Supervisor • provide on-site assistance, direction and leadership of work crews performing activities as assigned by the Operations Supervisor • ensure completion and conformance to acceptable standards for assigned work activities • investigate and respond, as directed, to sign knowdowns, vandalized sign(s) otherwise in need of immediate attention • ensure material inventories are maintained to provide necessary resources for seasonal signing activities • maintain sign installation and inventory records • provide assistance, as directed by the Operations Supervisor, for other related activities • direct and assist small crews in the completion of work activities related to the maintenance of the vast sign inventory within Strathcona County • must possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence permitting operation of the single axle sign truck • familiarity with acceptable material control procedures including stock control with a further requirement of purchasing and receiving • good understanding of municipal signing standards and their implementation • must possess computer literacy to allow maintenance of the sign recording system (or be willing to enrol in courses to obtain these skills) Position Title: Yard Person Job Code: 3018 • focus on handling, receiving, distribution and control of goods, materials and equipment to meet operational and procedural needs of all users of the yards and related facilities • internal walkways and roadway kept free of snow, ice and other debris and maintained in a safe condition • surface drainage systems maintained in a functional manner • yard appurtenances, including signs, scale, lights, plug rails, fences and gates monitored for proper service and assist in arrangements made for repair or maintenance • ensure goods, material and equipment storage conforms to intended plans as far as storage location and positioning • loading and unloading of distributed or received goods, materials or equipment • assist in monitoring and recording changes to inventoried items through use of manual or computer tracking systems (examples – but not limited to sand, salt, gravel, cold mix, culverts, sandbags) • assist in the operation, maintenance and share responsibility for monitoring of the warehouse and building area devoted to goods, materials and equipment o ensure goods, materials and equipment in the general storage, yard, general services and tool crib areas are stored, distributed, maintained and secured in accordance with intended plans o ensure yard and storage areas are kept clean o issue and record inventory for goods, materials and equipment in the general storage, general services yard and tool crib areas • instruct, advise and direct staff from time to time in the performance of general duties • monitor, control and record movement of non-inventory products and equipment • monitor, control and ensure minimum levels of product and equipment to meet Operational and Emergency Response Policy requirements for SPSY departments • possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence • be able to operate loaders, forklifts and other equipment required to move or load stored goods, materials or equipment • be aware of WHMIS procedures • operation of and familiarity with the scale • experience and ability to complete and maintain necessary administrative records by manual or computer techniques • monitor, control and ensure minimum levels of product and equipment to meet Operational and Emergency Response Policy requirements for SPSY departments • must be aware of WHIMIS procedures The person assigned must possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s Licence. Must also be able to operate loaders, forklifts and other equipment required to move or load stored goods, materials or equipment. Experience and ability to complete and maintain necessary administrative records by manual or computer techniques is required. Position Title: Public Works Leadhand Job Code: 3036 • assist ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ in the supervision of the work of the crew or may assist by supervising a portion of the crew or a very small crew performing their assigned duties • work periodically evaluated through discussion and direct observation by senior supervisory personnel • perform work with limited responsibility and independence • contact higher authority whenever matters of a difficult or unusual nature arise • must possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence • beginning level of supervisory work in any of the crews or sops covered by this Agreement Note: The persons appointed to Leadhand positions continue to be eligible for membership in the Union.
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Knowledge and Abilities. possess the ability to communicate with a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence and an appropriate Class 3 large user client group; • some the ability to communicate hourly with the supervisor; • the ability to work with minimum supervision; • the ability to determine which parts may be obtained from jobbers or O.E.M. dealers; • the ability to relate detailed parts descriptions / specifications by telephone or fax; • the ability to deal with the public; • a working knowledge of the basic servicing of a vehicle • sufficient physical strength to permit the lifting and moving of moderately heavy objects • ability to tarp and tie down loads • knowledge of standard practices related to preventative maintenance and circle checks used in the operation of the equipment • other requirements as per Truck Driver I • considerable experience in the operation of a number of different types of automotive equipment Position Title: Truck Driver III Job Code: 3014 • operate automotive, truck, heavy duty automotive vehicles, equipment and materials (type, power and size of the vehicles and equipment will vary but generally are in excess of 13,650 kg or 30,000 lbs gross vehicle weight and will include low or high bed tractor trailer units) used in transportation, road maintenance and construction work • responsible for the safe and efficient handling of expensive mobile equipment • specific assignments are received from a supervisor as required • normally perform work without close immediate supervision • work performance is reviewed and evaluated in terms of the care exercised in driving and operating the unit assigned • capable of loading and unloading heavy duty construction and maintenance equipment of all types • loads, transports and unloads supplies, materials, equipment and machinery at work sites, storage yards and shops • perform miscellaneous duties at the operator level or in the serving of his own and other equipment • maintain records related to the assigned work • supervise and participate in loading and unloading of vehicle • oversee work of other persons as assigned to the specific task being performed • possess an appropriate and valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence Class 1 • exhibit initiative and good judgement in loading, hauling and unloading all types and sizes of materials, supplies, machines and equipment • knowledge of approved methods of transporting, including loading, unloading, towing and winching operations • sufficient physical strength to permit the lifting and moving of moderately heavy objects • ability to tarp and tie down loads • knowledge of standard practices related to preventative maintenance and circle checks used in the operation of the equipment • considerable experience in heavy duty vehicle operation Position Title: Operator I Job Code: 3015 • routine work and specific assignments received from supervisor • generally perform work under supervision but may require periodic assignment without close supervision • work performed will be reviewed and evaluated in terms of care exercised in performing the assigned task and the promptness with which the job(s) are done • performs related work as required • may be required to oversee performance of labour type employees as assigned • maintain simple records of the tasks assigned • possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence • knowledge of the rules of safe operation and precautions to take to avoid accidents with the type of equipment assigned • knowledge of servicing of the equipment assigned • ability to carry out written or oral instructions • exhibit an increasing ability in the operation of the equipment assigned • beginning or entry level of employees being trained or acting as back-up operators on smaller or lighter type industrial equipment used in the maintenance and construction of streets and roads or other related duties Position Title: Operator II Job Code: 3016 • perform routine assignments in the operation of heavy equipment used in road and street maintenance and construction • successfully operate one or more pieces or varieties of heavy duty equipment (type, power and size varies) with considerable care and attention as well as experience i.e. caterpillar tractors, motor graders, multi-use packer graders, snow plows, heavy loaders • perform work assignments received from superiors, normally without close supervision • work is reviewed and evaluated in terms of care exercised in operating and maintaining the machine and the promptness and completeness with which the assigned work is performed • maintain equipment records and work reports as required • will be responsible to oversee the work of other employees in the performance of support or related works • possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence • exhibit initiative and responsibility as well as an understanding of the capabilities of the machine being operated • knowledge, skill and ability to operate equipment safely and be able to avoid accidents • exhibit knowledge and ability in the maintenance and servicing of the equipment at the job site or when the equipment is in the shop for repair, servicing or maintenance • ability to carry out written or oral instructions • exhibit a high level of initiative and responsibility in the operation of equipment and in performance of duties • considerable experience in the operation of heavy duty equipment as assigned . Position Title: Operator III Job Code: 3017 • teach and instruct operators of a lower classification in the use of such equipment • train and instruct other persons in the operation of such equipment • receive work assignments from superiors • normally perform work without close supervision with little review and evaluation • possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence • exhibit ability to completely “finish” assigned work with at least one of the types of equipment capable of operating and used within the County • considerable knowledge of the operations, care and servicing of the assigned equipment • demonstrate a high level of work performance and initiative • possess skills and abilities to assume higher level supervision • high level of knowledge, abilities and skills as outlined for the Operator II level • capable of and may be expected to operate several pieces of heavy duty maintenance and construction equipment as operated by an Operator II Position Title: Sign Person Job Code: 3031 • plan daily traffic sign repair and maintenance activities as directed by the Operations Supervisor • provide on-site assistance, direction and leadership of work crews performing activities as assigned by the Operations Supervisor • ensure completion and conformance to acceptable standards for assigned work activities • investigate and respond, as directed, to sign knowdowns, vandalized sign(s) otherwise in need of immediate attention • ensure material inventories are maintained to provide necessary resources for seasonal signing activities • maintain sign installation and inventory records • provide assistance, as directed by the Operations Supervisor, for other related activities • direct and assist small crews in the completion of work activities related to the maintenance of the vast sign inventory within Strathcona County agricultural equipment; • must possess leadership abilities and be a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence permitting operation of the single axle sign truck • familiarity with acceptable material control procedures including stock control with a further requirement of purchasing and receiving • good understanding of municipal signing standards and their implementation self starter; • must possess computer literacy to allow maintenance of the sign recording system (or be willing to enrol in courses to obtain these skills) Position Title: Yard Person Job Code: 3018 • focus on handling, receiving, distribution and control of goods, materials and equipment to meet operational and procedural needs of all users of the yards and related facilities • internal walkways and roadway kept free of snow, ice and other debris and maintained in a safe condition • surface drainage systems maintained in a functional manner • yard appurtenances, including signs, scale, lights, plug rails, fences and gates monitored for proper service and assist in arrangements made for repair or maintenance • ensure goods, material and equipment storage conforms to intended plans as far as storage location and positioning • loading and unloading of distributed or received goods, materials or equipment • assist in monitoring and recording changes to inventoried items through use of manual or computer tracking systems (examples – but not limited to sand, salt, gravel, cold mix, culverts, sandbags) • assist in the operation, maintenance and share responsibility for monitoring of the warehouse and building area devoted to goods, materials and equipment o ensure goods, materials and equipment in the general storage, yard, general services and tool crib areas are stored, distributed, maintained and secured in accordance with intended plans o ensure yard and storage areas are kept clean o issue and record inventory for goods, materials and equipment in the general storage, general services yard and tool crib areas • instruct, advise and direct staff from time to time in the performance of general duties • monitor, control and record movement of non-inventory products and equipment • monitor, control and ensure minimum levels of product and equipment to meet Operational and Emergency Response Policy requirements for SPSY departments • possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence • be able to operate loaders, forklifts and other equipment required to move or load stored goods, materials or equipment • be aware of WHMIS procedures • operation of and familiarity with the scale • experience and ability to complete and maintain necessary administrative records by manual or computer techniques • monitor, control and ensure minimum levels of product and equipment to meet Operational and Emergency Response Policy requirements for SPSY departments experience; • must be aware of WHIMIS procedures The person assigned WHMIS procedures; • must possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s Licence. Must also • high school graduate; • must possess a Journeyman parts certificate; • must be able to operate loaders, forklifts familiar with computerized fleet maintenance; • training in and other equipment required to move or load stored goods, materials or equipmentexperience with computerized inventory control systems; • must have a minimum of five years fleet maintenance experience. Experience and ability to complete and maintain necessary administrative records by manual or computer techniques is required. Position Title: Public Works Leadhand Job Code: 3036 • assist ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ in the supervision of the work of the crew or may assist by supervising a portion of the crew or a very small crew performing their assigned duties • work periodically evaluated through discussion and direct observation by senior supervisory personnel • perform work with limited responsibility and independence • contact higher authority whenever matters of a difficult or unusual nature arise • must possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s Licence. • high school graduate; • must possess a Journeyman parts certificate; • must be familiar with computerized fleet maintenance; • training in and experience with computerized inventory control systems; • must have a minimum of five years fleet maintenance experience. Position Title: Welder Job Code: 3027 • this is skilled journeyman work performed in the trade of welding • employees in this class apply the standard knowledge, skills and practices of the trade in which they are qualified and employed. They are capable of working from blueprints, sketches, written and oral instructions from supervisors or foremen. May be expected to oversee and direct assistants or Apprentices as assigned. Normally work without immediate close supervision, but work is evaluated and rated on the basis of promptness and quality. Work may be checked during progress and on completion • completion of an approved Apprenticeship in the trade and possession of a second class Journeyman certificate • must possess a valid Alberta Motor vehicle Operator's Licence Position Title: Small Engine Mechanic Job Code: 3028 The small engine mechanic will be responsible to the Fleet Services – Vehicle and Equipment Branch Shop ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. • responsible for the repair, maintenance and storage of all small engine equipment • other duties would include the operation of the Vehicle and Equipment Branch Tool Crib • the individual in this position should be capable of working with a minimum of supervision • must possess a working knowledge of small engines and be familiar with special tools used in the mechanic trade • a small engine course certificate is required • must possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator's Licence Position Title: Vehicle and Equipment Certified Technician Job Code: 3029 • apply the standard knowledge, skills and practices of the trade in which they are qualified and employed • must be able to perform all maintenance, service and repair work on all vehicles and equipment used within Strathcona County • be capable of working independently and with limited immediate supervision; • capability to direct assistants and Apprentices as assigned • submit written detailed documentation when vehicle and equipment repairs are completed • complete all assigned work with the utmost quality and speed • a thorough knowledge of vehicle and heavy equipment repair practices • procedures and preventative maintenance requirements • the knowledge to order replacement parts • the ability to work with limited supervision • the ability to work with a large staff • the ability to train Apprentices • the ability to perform to written or oral instructions • completion of an approved Apprenticeship in the trade and possession of a certificate of licence either as an automotive mechanic or a heavy duty mechanic • possession of a valid Class 2 or 3 Alberta driver's licence • beginning level of supervisory work in any of Q endorsement (air brake) • the crews or sops covered by this Agreement Note: The persons appointed ability to Leadhand positions continue to be eligible for membership in the Union.achieve Provincial CVIP (Commercial Vehicle Inspection Program) status
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Knowledge and Abilities. project management skills including; contract-management, purchasing, supervision costing and scheduling • knowledge and ability to undertake projects within the scope of the working environment covered by Union contracts • ability to recognize unsafe work practices and provide direction on procedures to be employed • looking after SCADA system of a water and wastewater utility (third largest community in Alberta), requires a high level of stress at times (average of two (2) after hours calls per week) • the job requires multi-tasking ability in directing contractors and staff while monitoring the effects of their undertakings • a large part of the job consists of designing, programming, testing and supervising and is not very physically demanding however, mental effort consists of some situations resulting in periods of work without breaks and occasional overtime • master electrician with a strong instrumentation background in Programmable Logic Control programming. • working knowledge of mechanical, structural and HVAC systems. Position Title: Vehicle Serviceman I Job Code: 3023 • routine maintenance and service work performed on the Vehicle & Equipment and Transit fleet in the shop setting • perform tasks of limited complexity under the supervision or subject to review by Supervisors, Leadhands or qualified journeymen. Instructions are received from supervisors who may or may not participate in the work being performed. Although such employees may work with some independence when routines are learned, their work is generally subject to frequent inspection and examination • dispense gas and oil at a garage, shop or service centre; checks radiators and fan belts, batteries, and tires; lubricate and check levels of lubrication; record performed service and maintenance on work orders • perform general clean-up duties related to the work assigned or in the shop or service centre for the various trades • move vehicles as required for maintenance and servicing • must possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence and an appropriate Class 3 's Licence • some will possess a good knowledge of the basic operation and servicing of all types of vehicles and equipment used in the County • will exhibit initiative while servicing such vehicles and equipment and be able to identify prospective defaults or other conditions which may cause vehicle and equipment break- downs • previous experience in basic service work of related nature. May have formal courses at the high school or vocational level related to automotive, etc. Position Title: Vehicle Serviceman II Job Code: 3024 • this classification of serviceman is capable of performing all of the requirements of the lower level of Vehicle Serviceman I, but performs service, minor repair and preventive maintenance tasks of a more complex level under less supervision • such Employees are assigned on a regular basis to perform their duties within the shop or service centre environment and out in the field, and are therefore expected to exhibit a higher level of initiative and skill in the performance of their tasks. These Employees will also be expected to supply required hand tools and an appropriate toolbox • Serviceman II will be required to perform light and heavy equipment repair, service, towing, boosting and refuelling tasks out in the field as well as in the shop or service centre • possess a thorough knowledge of the operation and servicing requirements of all types of vehicles and heavy equipment used in Strathcona County • ability to identify and communicate prospective mechanical defaults and conditions which may cause vehicle and equipment breakdowns • exhibit preventive maintenance initiatives while completing oil change, lubrication and servicing needs with limited supervision • the ability to follow verbal and written instructions, document all repair requirements • communicate, plan and deliver required field refuelling and servicing needs to all user divisions according to crew schedules while maintaining a superior level of customer service • sufficient physical strength and dexterity required to permit the lifting work on various types of vehicles/equipment and moving of lift moderately heavy objects • ability to tarp operate and tie down loads • knowledge maintain a tandem axle field refuelling/service unit, field refuelling trailer and document a daily log of standard practices related to preventative maintenance and circle checks used in the operation of the equipment • other requirements fuel usage as per Truck Driver I legislated requirements • considerable experience meet and operate within Provincial Environmental Standards • ability to operate tow truck and perform 12 & 24 volt boosting and winching requirements • on a required basis, operate tractor/trailer unit to deliver heavy equipment in the operation of a number of different types of automotive equipment Position Title: Truck Driver III Job Code: 3014 • operate heavy duty automotive vehicles, equipment and materials (type, power and size of the vehicles and equipment will vary but generally are in excess of 13,650 kg or 30,000 lbs gross vehicle weight and will include low or high bed tractor trailer units) used in transportation, road maintenance and construction work • responsible for the safe and efficient handling of expensive mobile equipment manner • specific assignments are received from a supervisor extensive experience in such work as required • normally perform work without close immediate supervision • work performance is reviewed and evaluated in terms of the care exercised in driving and operating the unit assigned • capable of loading and unloading heavy duty construction and maintenance equipment of all types • loads, transports and unloads supplies, materials, equipment and machinery at work sites, storage yards and shops • perform miscellaneous duties well as formal courses at the operator level high school, vocational or in the serving technical school or an equivalent combination of his own progressive experience and other equipment education • maintain records related to the assigned work • supervise and participate in loading and unloading of vehicle • oversee work of other persons as assigned to the specific task being performed • must possess an appropriate and a valid Class 1 Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence Class 1 Licence with “Q” air brake endorsement • exhibit initiative must be able to obtain a Transportation of Dangerous Goods and good judgement in loading, hauling and unloading all types and sizes of materials, supplies, machines and equipment • knowledge of approved methods of transporting, including loading, unloading, towing and winching operations • sufficient physical strength to permit the lifting and moving of moderately heavy objects • ability to tarp and tie down loads • knowledge of standard practices related to preventative maintenance and circle checks used in the operation of the equipment • considerable experience in heavy duty vehicle operation Propane Refuelling Certificate. Position Title: Operator Partsman I Job Code: 3015 3025 • routine assist in operation of the Materials Management Central warehouse • purchase of materials, goods and services for County Departments according to County purchasing policies and procedures using the following criteria: quantity, quality, timeliness and cost • order and issue materials and parts to County staff at SPSY and satellite maintenance facilities, i.e. Firehall, RP&C shop and Josephburg shop • responsible for maintaining a safe and clean work area • complete necessary shipping and specific assignments received from supervisor receiving documentation for in coming or out going parts and supplies • generally perform work under supervision but may require periodic assignment without close supervision assist in the mid and end of year inventories • work performed will be reviewed assist in the processing and evaluated inputting of Central Warehouse documents • dispatch courier to pick up all parts and supplies not delivered by vendors • assist in terms manifesting courier Bills of care exercised in performing the assigned task and the promptness with which the job(s) are done Lading to units accordingly • performs complete other related work as required • may be required to oversee performance of labour type employees duties as assigned • maintain simple records of the tasks assigned ability to communicate with large user client groups • the ability to work with minimum supervision • the ability to determine which parts may be obtained from jobbers or O.E.M. dealers • the ability to relate detailed parts descriptions / specifications by telephone or fax • the ability to deal with the public • must possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence • working knowledge of the rules of safe operation auto, truck and precautions to take to avoid accidents heavy duty equipment • familiarity with the type of equipment assigned • knowledge of servicing of the equipment assigned • ability to carry out written or oral instructions • exhibit an increasing ability in the operation of the warehousing and office equipment assigned • beginning or entry level of employees being trained or acting as back-up operators on smaller or lighter type industrial equipment used in the maintenance and construction of streets and roads or other related duties Position Title: Operator II Job Code: 3016 • perform routine assignments in the operation of heavy equipment used in road and street maintenance and construction • successfully operate one or more pieces or varieties of heavy duty equipment (type, power and size varies) with considerable care and attention as well as experience i.e. caterpillar tractors, motor graders, multi-use packer graders, snow plows, heavy loaders • perform work assignments received from superiors, normally without close supervision • work is reviewed and evaluated in terms of care exercised in operating and maintaining the machine and the promptness and completeness with which the assigned work is performed • maintain equipment records and work reports as required • will be responsible to oversee the work of other employees in the performance of support or related works • must possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence • exhibit initiative and responsibility as well as an understanding of the capabilities of the machine being operated • knowledge, skill and ability to operate equipment safely leadership abilities and be able to avoid accidents a self starter • exhibit knowledge and ability in the maintenance and servicing must possess computerized inventory control experience • must be aware of the equipment at the job site or when the equipment is in the shop for repair, servicing or maintenance • ability to carry out written or oral instructions • exhibit a high level of initiative and responsibility in the operation of equipment and in performance of duties • considerable experience in the operation of heavy duty equipment as assigned . Position Title: Operator III Job Code: 3017 • teach and instruct operators of a lower classification in the use of such equipment • train and instruct other persons in the operation of such equipment • receive work assignments from superiors • normally perform work without close supervision with little review and evaluation • possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence • exhibit ability to completely “finish” assigned work with at least one of the types of equipment capable of operating and used within the County • considerable knowledge of the operations, care and servicing of the assigned equipment • demonstrate a high level of work performance and initiative • possess skills and abilities to assume higher level supervision • high level of knowledge, abilities and skills as outlined for the Operator II level • capable of and may be expected to operate several pieces of heavy duty maintenance and construction equipment as operated by an Operator II Position Title: Sign Person Job Code: 3031 • plan daily traffic sign repair and maintenance activities as directed by the Operations Supervisor • provide on-site assistance, direction and leadership of work crews performing activities as assigned by the Operations Supervisor • ensure completion and conformance to acceptable standards for assigned work activities • investigate and respond, as directed, to sign knowdowns, vandalized sign(s) otherwise in need of immediate attention • ensure material inventories are maintained to provide necessary resources for seasonal signing activities • maintain sign installation and inventory records • provide assistance, as directed by the Operations Supervisor, for other related activities • direct and assist small crews in the completion of work activities related to the maintenance of the vast sign inventory within Strathcona County WHMIS procedures • must possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence permitting Licence • minimum high school education or related work experience • possession of an Alberta Journeymen's Certificate an asset but not necessary • training in and experience with computerized inventory control systems an asset Position Title: Partsman II Job Code: 3026 • oversees the operation of the single axle sign truck Materials Management Central Warehouse; • familiarity with acceptable material control purchase materials, goods, and services for County Departments according to County purchasing policies and procedures including stock control with a further requirement using the following criteria: quantity, quality, timeliness and cost; • order and issue materials and parts to County staff at SPSY and satellite maintenance facilities, i.e. Firehall, RP&C shop and Josephburg shop; • maintain adequate inventory levels of purchasing parts, supplies and materials as required by County departments; • physical assessment (measurements) of parts required for inoperational vehicles and equipment; • document all data entry for purchase and issuance of parts and sublets; • insure proper steps are followed to complete accurate month end billing; • complete required processing of documentation resulting from additional seasonal Vehicle and Equipment leases; • conduct mid and end of year inventory; • complete necessary shipping and receiving documentation for incoming and outgoing parts and supplies; • good understanding dispatch courier company for all parts and supplies not delivered by vendors; • manifest courier bills of municipal signing standards and their implementation lading to units accordingly; • must possess computer literacy to allow maintenance of the sign recording system (or be willing to enrol in courses to obtain these skills) Position Title: Yard Person Job Code: 3018 • focus on handling, receiving, distribution and control of goods, materials and equipment to meet operational and procedural needs of all users of the yards and other related facilities • internal walkways and roadway kept free of snow, ice and other debris and maintained in a safe condition • surface drainage systems maintained in a functional manner • yard appurtenances, including signs, scale, lights, plug rails, fences and gates monitored for proper service and assist in arrangements made for repair or maintenance • ensure goods, material and equipment storage conforms to intended plans duties as far as storage location and positioning • loading and unloading of distributed or received goods, materials or equipment • assist in monitoring and recording changes to inventoried items through use of manual or computer tracking systems (examples – but not limited to sand, salt, gravel, cold mix, culverts, sandbags) • assist in the operation, maintenance and share responsibility for monitoring of the warehouse and building area devoted to goods, materials and equipment o ensure goods, materials and equipment in the general storage, yard, general services and tool crib areas are stored, distributed, maintained and secured in accordance with intended plans o ensure yard and storage areas are kept clean o issue and record inventory for goods, materials and equipment in the general storage, general services yard and tool crib areas • instruct, advise and direct staff from time to time in the performance of general duties • monitor, control and record movement of non-inventory products and equipment • monitor, control and ensure minimum levels of product and equipment to meet Operational and Emergency Response Policy requirements for SPSY departments • possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence • be able to operate loaders, forklifts and other equipment required to move or load stored goods, materials or equipment • be aware of WHMIS procedures • operation of and familiarity with the scale • experience and ability to complete and maintain necessary administrative records by manual or computer techniques • monitor, control and ensure minimum levels of product and equipment to meet Operational and Emergency Response Policy requirements for SPSY departments • must be aware of WHIMIS procedures The person assigned must possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s Licence. Must also be able to operate loaders, forklifts and other equipment required to move or load stored goods, materials or equipment. Experience and ability to complete and maintain necessary administrative records by manual or computer techniques is required. Position Title: Public Works Leadhand Job Code: 3036 • assist ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ in the supervision of the work of the crew or may assist by supervising a portion of the crew or a very small crew performing their assigned duties • work periodically evaluated through discussion and direct observation by senior supervisory personnel • perform work with limited responsibility and independence • contact higher authority whenever matters of a difficult or unusual nature arise • must possess a valid Alberta Motor Vehicle Operator’s licence • beginning level of supervisory work in any of the crews or sops covered by this Agreement Note: The persons appointed to Leadhand positions continue to be eligible for membership in the Unionassigned.
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Sources: Collective Agreement