The allocation to this series will be decided through use of three complexity factors, the total of which point to either Transportation Maintenance Coordinator 1 or 2. The duties listed below are not inclusive but characteristic of the type and level of work associated with this class series. Train employees to handle equipment and material safely and to conduct maintenance activities consistent with safety practices. Assist maintenance manager with operational supervision over a single crew. Assist maintenance manager through contact with crews, suppliers, contractors, other public agencies, and the driving public to coordinate all maintenance activities.
Employees are subject to high public exposure.
They are occasionally first on the scene of accidents and emergencies. They frequently coordinate traffic and first aid efforts. Employees have frequent contact, in person or by radio, with other maintenance units in the district, region, and other government jurisdictions to coordinate projects, materials, and equipment. Employees occasionally contact material suppliers and equipment repair shops to exchange information, pick up supplies, and schedule equipment maintenance. Employees in this series work with autonomy in the field.