The Maintenance Supervisor supervises mechanics and utility workers in the maintenance and repairs of the buses and facilities. Position requires the diagnosis of vehicle failures and the training of newly promoted mechanics in proper repair procedures.
ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES include the following:
Schedules and assigns vehicle repair work, record keeping and makes reports
Maintains vehicle repair records and prepares maintenance related reports
Supervises work quality and productivity of mechanics and utility workers
Diagnoses vehicle defects and/or equipment problems
Interprets and administers provisions of the Labor Agreement pertaining to the Maintenance Department
Uses effective employee communication, training, counseling and appraisal techniques
Assists in disciplinary hearings
Assists in recruitment and upgrades
Special projects management, form budgeting (time, parts, labor), scheduling and tracking projects to completion
Performs trend analysis using computer programs
Takes action to correct and/or report unsafe conditions or actions to the Safety Officer; insures that personal protective equipment is worn when necessary; investigates and reports all accidents and incidents, and issues warnings per disciplinary procedures for violations of company safety and health procedures.
Other duties may be assigned.
Qualifications
QUALIFICATIONS:
Upon Request, a Driving Record printout will be required.:
An Equal Opportunity Employer:
Work for Warriors is a no-cost employment program of the California Military Department for Service Members, Veterans, and military family members. The Veteran Staffing Consultant for Long Beach Transit is Martin Rivera.
LBT provides public transportation to more than 17 million annual boarding customers in southeastern Los Angeles County and northwestern Orange County. With a service area covering over 100 square miles across 14 cities, LBT annually runs more than 6.9 million service miles over 700,000 service hours, using 250 fixed-route buses. LBT also operates water taxi and demand-responsive paratransit services.
FY 2022 Customer Boardings: 17.3 million
FY 2022 Vehicle Miles Traveled: 5.6 million
Number of Routes: 38
Fleet: 250 vehicles
FY 2024 Proposed Operating Budget: $125.8 million
FY 2024 Capital Budget: $37.9 million
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As of 2023 LBT has 44 BEB buses in service, with the goal of a zero-emission fleet by 2030.
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