This position is the second class in the River Ferry Operations Management series for positions which oversee a state inland waterway toll river ferry system. This class is distinguished from the River Ferry Shift Supervisor by the latter's responsibility for supervising dock activities during an assigned shift. Performs work of unusual difficulty as the chief administrator in the overall management of the ferry systems operations. Receives direction from the Transportation Assistant Resident Engineer or Transportation Resident Engineer. Positions in this class manage a complete state inland waterway toll river ferry system and related operations.
Decisions influence the ability of subordinates to effectively and efficiently perform their jobs.
Work has considerable impact on ferry operations because of the necessity to meet schedules and to assure the equipment is running and that the operations are safe. Delays and operational problems cause hardship to commuter traffic which depends on the ferry system daily. Errors may jeopardize the safety of vessel crews and passengers, as well as the entire river ferry program. None identified for this class. An equivalent combination of training and experience indicating possession of the preceding knowledge and abilities may substitute for this education and experience.