Maintenance Supervisor - Light Rail

• Monitors and evaluates work assignments by communicating with staff, providing deadlines, ensuring work methodologies are appropriate, ensuring subordinates receive training to complete assigned tasks in accordance with specifications and regulations, monitoring work progress and assigning additional resources as needed, inspecting completed tasks, maintaining equipment maintenance records, supervising personnel, and monitoring equipment performance for reliability.
• Maintains assignment records and coordinates reports by evaluating completed repair orders, assigning repair codes, developing and maintaining records of repair history and effectiveness, evaluating data to determine trends in equipment failures and repairs, preparing a variety of reports such as road calls, equipment performance indicators, project status, accident investigation, vandalism, and technical analysis of mechanical, electronic, electrical, and software issues, generating work plans, collecting and reporting project data, developing plans for equipment and personnel allocation, reviewing contracts, technical documents, and specifications, overseeing projects for quality and compliance to specifications, and coordinating with vendors and contractors on assigned projects.
• Participates in the technical analysis of new equipment and repair techniques by evaluating needs and requirements, investigating and evaluating alternative solutions for effectiveness and cost reduction, and making recommendations to management.
• Assists in solving complex repairs by providing assistance based on technical knowledge and experience, providing resources such as schematics, technical manuals, special tools, and equipment, evaluating repair efforts and providing feedback, alternatives, and/or solutions, contacting other regional transit departments for additional technical information or assistance as needed, and contacting outside vendors and contractors for additional technical information or assistance.
• Supervises the investigation of accidents by reviewing incidents involving personnel, shop equipment, non-revenue vehicles, light rail vehicles, and/or equipment, evaluating damage to equipment, determining repair techniques, parts, and time required, preparing equipment damage reports, investigating the cause of the accident, making recommendations to prevent similar accidents in the future, and participating in accident investigation committees as required, preparing accident, first aid, safety and/or worker's compensation reports as required.

A combination of education and/or experience that provides the required knowledge, skills and abilities to perform the essential functions of the position. SacRT reserves the right to determine the equivalences of education and experience.

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