Job Summary
The Parks Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for performing park and facility maintenance and repair, assisting with landscape projects on Town properties, and assisting with in-house construction, maintenance and repair of all the Park and Recreation buildings, facilities, and equipment.
Essential Functions and Responsibilities
Oversees & coordinates the day-to-day operations and maintenance of all parks, facilities, and trails, including turf, facility, landscape and winter maintenance
Hires, supervises and assists part-time and seasonal maintenance personnel
Prescribes and follows routine maintenance plans for facilities, amenities, parks and trails
Performs basic custodial functions for facilities, amenities, parks and trails including setup and cleaning for daily activities and events
Inspect parks, playgrounds, and facilities for hazards and unsafe conditions and make necessary repairs or modifications, and document such repairs
Develop and implement maintenance procedures to effectively manage day to day operations
Maintains records relating to repairs, replacements and maintenance activities
Serves as the on-call emergency contact for parks and facility maintenance needs.
Works closely with the Director of Parks and Recreation to develop short- and long-term planning goals and capital improvement recommendations
Coordinate and communicate with third-party stakeholders as needed
Assist with special event setup-up, operation and clean-up as needed
Assists in other facilities in similar roles as available
Participate in Parks and Recreation training, seminars, conferences and other programs
Qualifications
Comprehensive knowledge of park maintenance and landscaping
3 years of related experience in general maintenance
General knowledge and experience in the principles and practice of facility maintenance (carpentry, electrical, HVAC, plumbing, etc.)
Ability to use and learn several types of technology to include irrigation systems and scheduling software for parks and facilities is required
Must be able to work independently within assigned areas of responsibility
Excellent organizational, interpersonal, communication and leadership skills
Ability to read, analyze, interpret and prepare reports, business correspondence, procedures, and standard operating procedures with minimal supervision
Must be able to drive a personal or Town-owned vehicle, possess a valid Indiana operator’s license, and carry insurance or be insurable to the minimum extent required by the Town (and/or recommended by the Town’s insurance carrier(s))
Education and/or Experience
High School Graduate or GED and three or more years' experience in field related to Park and Recreation maintenance
Certified Pool Operators (CPO) Certification must be obtained within 1 year of employment
Certified Playground Safety Inspector (CPSI) Certification preferred to be obtained within 1 year of employment
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