Knowledge of: and skill in techniques and methods of maintenance and repair of roadways/bridges, drainage systems, medians and rights-of-way; traffic control signs and markings, maintenance needs analysis, planning and prioritization, including labor needs, supplies and equipment needs identification; maintenance equipment functions and capabilities; roadway design, construction and maintenance management; and skill in techniques of cost estimation, geotechnical engineering theory and practice as it relates to reaction of roadway materials to applied roads, effective management and supervisory principles and techniques developing and implementing cost effective work procedures, reading and interpreting blueprints, plans, maintenance manuals and labor agreements, resolving the full range of procedural, personnel and property owner problems, computer skills in conjunction with basic reports and records preparation. Ability to: Manage operations and designated staff through the leadership of crew chiefs operating at remote locations, develop and maintain effective working relationships with community representatives, employees, managers, and officials from county and other governmental agencies, and the general public; operate a variety of maintenance related equipment including but not limited to light trucks, sedans, vans, etc.