Skill in use of two-way radios, telephones and computer terminals to receive and transmit data and maintain communications. The supervisor assigns work in terms of the objectives to be achieved and without explicit instruction in work situations which involve concepts and methods typically familiar to the incumbent. Processes and procedures are discussed for new or complex assignments. Incumbent draws upon previous experience and training to independently resolve problems of the type previously encountered, making it unnecessary for constant technical supervision. The supervisor provides technical assistance on new, unusual or controversial problems, and approves technical deviations from established practices.
Incumbent is responsible for completion of all work assignments.
Completed work is reviewed for methods applied and technical adequacy. Factor 3, Guidelines Guidelines consist of numerous technical guidelines, handbooks, work plans, prescriptions, and oral and written instruction. Incumbent is expected to use judgment in selecting the proper guideline adapting procedures to meet field conditions. Unusual conditions or circumstances are referred to supervisor for instructions. Most duties are regulated by precedents and established procedural guidelines, but the incumbent must use judgment in identifying situations where field conditions differ from the norm or conflicts exist between resources.