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SHOP FOREMAN

AUTAUGA COUNTY COMMISSION
PRATTVILLE AL 36067, AL Full Time
POSTED ON 2/1/2024
Under the direction of the County Engineer, the Shop Foreman directs and participates in the daily operations of the County shop and oversees all vehicle and road equipment maintenance and repair.  The employee schedules equipment service times; troubleshoots mechanical problems and repairs equipment; keeps accurate records of maintenance and repairs; locates and orders replacement parts; and transports heavy equipment to the appropriate location.  The employee also performs necessary welding, goes on service calls, and assigns duties to mechanics.
 ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:  The following list was developed through a job analysis; however, it is not exhaustive and other duties may be required and assigned.  A person with a disability which is covered by the ADA must be able to perform the essential functions of the job unaided or with the assistance of a reasonable accommodation.
 
ESSENTIAL FUNCTION:  Supervision and Training.  Plans, sets priorities, organizes, and directs the activities of staff personnel engaged in County Shop operations.
 
  1. Supervises the daily operations of the County Shop.
  2. Oversees the work of the Shop Leadman and mechanics.
  3. Plans, assigns, and reviews work of the shop staff.
  4. Assists workers with problems in the performance of their duties.
  5. Maintains work schedules, time sheets and annual leave.
  6. Approves and signs leave slips and time sheets.
  7. Approves compensatory time.
  8. Conducts/schedules training to ensure employees are properly trained and use safe work habits.
  9. Prepares performance appraisals on supervised staff.
  10. Ensures all safety standards are met in the shop areas.
 
ESSENTIAL FUNCTION:  Heavy Equipment Maintenance and Repair.  Oversees and performs general service and/or preventive maintenance on various makes and models of heavy equipment following departmental policies, manufacturer's specifications, manuals and safety guidelines to ensure equipment is in good working condition, is safe to operate, and to prevent mechanical breakdowns of equipment.
 
  1. Discusses equipment/vehicle malfunctions with operator/driver.
  2. Analyzes, diagnoses and tunes diesel engines including testing, repair and replacement of defective parts or entire assemblies on heavy equipment and other diesels.
  3. Uses a variety of hand and power tools to perform various repair procedures.
  4. Removes, disassembles and rebuilds major units such as engines, transmissions, and differentials; inspects parts for wear.
  5. Repairs or replaces parts such as pistons, rods, gears and bearings.
  6. Overhauls or replaces carburetors, generators, radiators, alternators, starters, distributors and pumps.
  7. Rewires ignition systems, lights and instrument panels.
  8. Turns brake drums, realigns and adjusts brakes, aligns front ends, repairs or replaces shock absorbers.
  9. Repairs and replaces hydraulic lines.
  10. Disassembles, repairs and replaces hydraulic pumps.
  11. Disassembles, replaces and repairs hydraulic cylinders, controls, and valves.
  12. Replaces switchers, lights, brakes, starters, generators, water pumps and other equipment components.
  13. Replaces and adjusts headlights and installs or repairs accessories such as air conditioners, heaters, mirrors and wipers.
  14. Replaces or repairs major components, attachments or implements such as blades, tracks, compressors booms, etc.
  15. Tests overhauled equipment to ensure operation efficiency.
  16. Drives service truck to job site for service calls to diagnose equipment problems.
  17. Maintains equipment maintenance and repair records.
  18. Performs thorough safety inspection of equipment and repair site to ensure all repairs can be conducted safely.
  19. Performs diesel/heavy equipment repairs on job sites as required.
  20. Performs routine safety and maintenance checks before and after using service vehicle.
  21. Performs additional repairs and maintenance as needed.
 
ESSENTIAL FUNCTION:  Vehicle Maintenance and Repair.  Oversees and performs general service and/or preventive maintenance on various makes and models of County vehicles following departmental policies, manufacturer's specifications, manuals and safety guidelines to ensure equipment is in good working condition, is safe to operate, and to prevent mechanical breakdowns of equipment.
 
  1. Performs routine maintenance on County vehicles.
  2. Analyzes and repairs vehicle engines.
  3. Installs and maintains heating and cooling units on County vehicles.
  4. Performs repairs on brakes, ignition systems, and transmissions.
  5. Installs and aligns frontends.
  6. Changes, rotates, and balances tires.
  7. Replaces and adjust wind shield wipers and headlights.
  8. Inspects and repairs wheel hubs, rotors and bearings.
  9. Installs radios.
  10. Performs electrical repairs, replaces tail and head light switches, signal lights, bulbs and switches, alternators and switches.
  11. Test, installs and replaces batteries.
 
ESSENTIAL FUNCTION:  General Operations.  Performs general maintenance activities to support County Shop activities and ensure repairs are made in the most efficient and effective manner.
 
  1. Performs maintenance and repair on small engine tools and equipment.
  2. Maintains inventory for shop equipment and spare parts.
  3. Contacts equipment manufacturers to service equipment when repairs cannot be performed in the shop.
  4. Conducts research for troubleshooting maintenance issues and finding replacement parts.
  5. Generates purchase orders for service and repair parts.
  6. Assists in the pickup and delivery of heavy equipment.
  7. Contacts vendors for equipment information.
  8. Keeps records of repair and maintenance costs.
  9. Performs other related duties as required.
Minimum Qualifications
 
 
  1. Ten years of experience in vehicle and heavy equipment maintenance (diesel and gasoline); or any combination of education, training and experience that demonstrates the above listed knowledge, skills and abilities commensurate with the requirements of this job.
  2. Possession of a current and valid Class B CDL required; Class A preferred.
  3. Ability to travel throughout the County.
  4. Ability to work overtime, weekends, or emergencies as needed.
  5. Automotive or diesel mechanic certifications are preferred.
  6. Certifications in engine/transmission, hydraulics, or brakes is preferred.

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