City of Clearwater, FL
Streets & Sidewalks Supervisor
City of Clearwater, FL, Clearwater, Florida, United States, 34623
ENTRY SALARY: $56,345.31
RECRUITMENT OPEN UNTIL FILLED
Under limited direction, the Streets & Sidewalks Supervisor performs skilled technical and supervisory work in the installation, modification, maintenance, and repair of streets, sidewalks, right of ways, and structures and facilities in a manner consistent with the rules and regulations of the City.
Essential Functions
Coordinates, supervises, and assigns the skilled labor work in many of the phases of installation, maintenance, and repair activities related to right of ways, streets, sidewalks, retaining walls, and headwalls; places jobs on calendar to ensure appropriate staffing and supervision; reviews work orders, and addresses issues or concerns.
Leads, oversees, and instructs workers; demonstrates proper work methods; ensures needed materials, supplies, and equipment are available, and checks work in progress and upon completion; provides performance feedback, disciplinary actions, and promotes goal achievement.
Supervises and manages employee selection, hiring, and training; oversees performance evaluations; initiates and documents disciplinary actions; provides counseling and personnel development and training.
Monitors safety protocols and evaluates staff adherence to all safety and hazard regulations; ensures proper uniforms are worn, spills reported, and materials are accurately tracked.
Ensures the safety and functionality of City streets and sidewalks; excavate failing streets and right of ways to determine why area is failing; identify utility asset causing failure and repair or turn over to appropriate Division.
Communicates with city departments, contractors and other utility companies regarding various work performed in right of ways; participates in meetings and maintains strong communication regarding activities and progress of Division and City projects. Confers with the public regarding inquiries and complaints; maintains records, produces drawings, and prepares requisitions needed to order supplies.
Performs general administrative duties including preparing reports relating to divisional, departmental, and city-wide policies; inspects work and provides technical and skilled reporting.
Performs standby duty for after‑hour responses; assists department in the event of an emergency and may be required to work odd or altered hours.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Licenses, Certifications, and Equipment A valid State driver’s license is required.
Obtain and maintain Florida Department of Transportation Temporary Traffic Control (FDOT TTC) within six (6) months of hire date.
Type: Obtain and maintain Restricted Class A (No Tractor/Trailer) CDL permit within three (3) months of hire date & obtain and maintain Restricted Class A (No Tractor) CDL with necessary endorsements based on area of assignment within nine (9) months of hire date.
This position is required to operate the below equipment, machines, tools, and other work aides:
Air hammers
Tape measure
Wrenches
Shovel
Rake
Pruners
Transit and levels
Johnson bar
Screwdrivers
Concrete tools
Chop saws
Chain saws
Weed eaters
Drills
Circular saw
Cut saw
Skill saw
Concrete mixers
Compactors
Pumps
Generators
Light and heavy trucks
Van
Vac trucks
Forklift
Front‑end loader
Backhoes
Mini excavators
Skid steer/track loaders
10 yard truck
Dump truck
Bobcats
Copier
Phone
Fax machine
Radio
Computer
Other equipment as assigned
Technology and Digital Equipment
iPads or similar mobile tablets for field data entry, digital inspections, and asset‑management workflows
GIS applications for reviewing maps, locating utilities, and retrieving infrastructure data
Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) software for managing work orders and updating asset records
Digital communication tools, department applications, and mapping platforms used in daily field and administrative operations
Education and Experience High School Diploma, High School Equivalency Diploma or G.E.D. Certificate PLUS five (5) years skilled experience in varied construction/installation and maintenance activities in the field appropriate for the position, including at least two (2) years supervisory experience.; OR an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience may be considered.
Knowledge of
Street and sidewalks maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting
Methods, tools, and practices of construction
Civil engineering as it relates to line construction
Occupational hazards and necessary precautions
First aid and safety training
FEMA Rules
Municipal codes
Methods, materials, equipment, and principles in the operation of potable water and treatment facilities
Personnel oversight and direction
Hand and power tools and equipment
Advanced irrigation systems
Department policies and protocols
Equipment maintenance practices and methods
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) platforms, asset‑management systems, and related field‑data collection technologies
Basic IT concepts, including file management, digital documentation, and troubleshooting common device/software issues
Skill in
Operate and use hand and power tools, small trucks and other equipment
Interpreting and applying civil engineering principles, blueprint standards, and specifications
Training, leading, and overseeing other laborers; assigning, delegating, and supervising work
Establishing and maintaining good relationships
Dealing tactfully with customers
Using tact and independent judgment within established guidelines
Operating a computer with general proficiency
Navigating and querying GIS applications to locate assets, review maps, and extract necessary project information
Using an iPad or similar mobile device for field operations, including asset management, work‑order processing, digital inspections, and real‑time data entry
Adapting to new software platforms, updates, and digital workflows used within the department
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RECRUITMENT OPEN UNTIL FILLED
Under limited direction, the Streets & Sidewalks Supervisor performs skilled technical and supervisory work in the installation, modification, maintenance, and repair of streets, sidewalks, right of ways, and structures and facilities in a manner consistent with the rules and regulations of the City.
Essential Functions
Coordinates, supervises, and assigns the skilled labor work in many of the phases of installation, maintenance, and repair activities related to right of ways, streets, sidewalks, retaining walls, and headwalls; places jobs on calendar to ensure appropriate staffing and supervision; reviews work orders, and addresses issues or concerns.
Leads, oversees, and instructs workers; demonstrates proper work methods; ensures needed materials, supplies, and equipment are available, and checks work in progress and upon completion; provides performance feedback, disciplinary actions, and promotes goal achievement.
Supervises and manages employee selection, hiring, and training; oversees performance evaluations; initiates and documents disciplinary actions; provides counseling and personnel development and training.
Monitors safety protocols and evaluates staff adherence to all safety and hazard regulations; ensures proper uniforms are worn, spills reported, and materials are accurately tracked.
Ensures the safety and functionality of City streets and sidewalks; excavate failing streets and right of ways to determine why area is failing; identify utility asset causing failure and repair or turn over to appropriate Division.
Communicates with city departments, contractors and other utility companies regarding various work performed in right of ways; participates in meetings and maintains strong communication regarding activities and progress of Division and City projects. Confers with the public regarding inquiries and complaints; maintains records, produces drawings, and prepares requisitions needed to order supplies.
Performs general administrative duties including preparing reports relating to divisional, departmental, and city-wide policies; inspects work and provides technical and skilled reporting.
Performs standby duty for after‑hour responses; assists department in the event of an emergency and may be required to work odd or altered hours.
Performs other duties as assigned.
Licenses, Certifications, and Equipment A valid State driver’s license is required.
Obtain and maintain Florida Department of Transportation Temporary Traffic Control (FDOT TTC) within six (6) months of hire date.
Type: Obtain and maintain Restricted Class A (No Tractor/Trailer) CDL permit within three (3) months of hire date & obtain and maintain Restricted Class A (No Tractor) CDL with necessary endorsements based on area of assignment within nine (9) months of hire date.
This position is required to operate the below equipment, machines, tools, and other work aides:
Air hammers
Tape measure
Wrenches
Shovel
Rake
Pruners
Transit and levels
Johnson bar
Screwdrivers
Concrete tools
Chop saws
Chain saws
Weed eaters
Drills
Circular saw
Cut saw
Skill saw
Concrete mixers
Compactors
Pumps
Generators
Light and heavy trucks
Van
Vac trucks
Forklift
Front‑end loader
Backhoes
Mini excavators
Skid steer/track loaders
10 yard truck
Dump truck
Bobcats
Copier
Phone
Fax machine
Radio
Computer
Other equipment as assigned
Technology and Digital Equipment
iPads or similar mobile tablets for field data entry, digital inspections, and asset‑management workflows
GIS applications for reviewing maps, locating utilities, and retrieving infrastructure data
Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS) software for managing work orders and updating asset records
Digital communication tools, department applications, and mapping platforms used in daily field and administrative operations
Education and Experience High School Diploma, High School Equivalency Diploma or G.E.D. Certificate PLUS five (5) years skilled experience in varied construction/installation and maintenance activities in the field appropriate for the position, including at least two (2) years supervisory experience.; OR an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience may be considered.
Knowledge of
Street and sidewalks maintenance, repair, and troubleshooting
Methods, tools, and practices of construction
Civil engineering as it relates to line construction
Occupational hazards and necessary precautions
First aid and safety training
FEMA Rules
Municipal codes
Methods, materials, equipment, and principles in the operation of potable water and treatment facilities
Personnel oversight and direction
Hand and power tools and equipment
Advanced irrigation systems
Department policies and protocols
Equipment maintenance practices and methods
Geographic Information Systems (GIS) platforms, asset‑management systems, and related field‑data collection technologies
Basic IT concepts, including file management, digital documentation, and troubleshooting common device/software issues
Skill in
Operate and use hand and power tools, small trucks and other equipment
Interpreting and applying civil engineering principles, blueprint standards, and specifications
Training, leading, and overseeing other laborers; assigning, delegating, and supervising work
Establishing and maintaining good relationships
Dealing tactfully with customers
Using tact and independent judgment within established guidelines
Operating a computer with general proficiency
Navigating and querying GIS applications to locate assets, review maps, and extract necessary project information
Using an iPad or similar mobile device for field operations, including asset management, work‑order processing, digital inspections, and real‑time data entry
Adapting to new software platforms, updates, and digital workflows used within the department
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