Assistant Regional Flood Control Maintenance Supervisor

ABOUT THE POSITION

The of Riverside County Flood Control and Water District has an opportunity for an Assistant Regional Flood Control Maintenance Supervisor that will be assigned to the Riverside location but travel County-wide for certain projects.

Under the general direction of the Operations and Maintenance Superintendent, the Regional FC Maintenance Supervisor organizes work activities, provides direction for non-contracted and contracted construction.

This construction is focused on the maintenance and repair of flood control and water conservation projects according to the project plans.

The Supervisor will be assigned facilities and improvements within a designated region of the Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District's boundaries and perform other related duties as required.

This position will have supervisory responsibility for more than 30 subordinate workers, assign work, approve timesheets, solve problems and review completed work.

The Supervisor will change work assignments to fit individual abilities and staff availability.

Methods or work are performed with a devotion to safety standards in consultation with the Operations and Maintenance Superintendent and other District Divisions.

The focus of the position is the direct supervision of an assigned region's activities.

The intent of this class level is to be a working supervisor with emphasis on supervision, performing/directing work and providing technical instruction for the more difficult and complex work activities of the unit.

The most competitive candidates will have previous experience in public works, flood control, and operating heavy equipment.

Candidates with a tanker endorsement on their commercial driver's license are preferred.

Possession of a California Commercial Class A license by the time of hire is required.

Typical Working Conditions: 40-hour workweek Monday through Friday (4/10's Monday through Thursday will most likely be regular schedule).

May be required to work extended shifts or be called back in during emergency situations.

Available for any emergency call-out as required 7 days/week, 24 hours/day.

50% combination outdoors or in vehicle; 50% in office.

Travel by car, truck or heavy equipment.

Continuous contact with public and other staff.

While much of the planning, organizing and paperwork is done in the office, incumbents are often required to be outdoors with some exposure to physically demanding, hazardous conditions, heights and depths, and inclement weather.

Incumbent supervises a substantial geographic area.

This may be County-wide in some assignments.

Meet the Team!

The Riverside County Flood Control and Water Conservation District provides for the control and conservation of flood and storm waters and for the protection of watercourses, watersheds, public highways, life and property from damage within its boundaries.

EXAMPLES OF ESSENTIAL DUTIES

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