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*FLEET SERVICES DIRECTOR
Salary Range GC26
INTRODUCTION
This classification serves as department head for the fleet services department and performs administrative and management duties in the planning, organizing, directing, and evaluating department programs involving acquisition, utilization, repair and replacement of County automotive and heavy equipment fleets; includes support areas of automated record keeping systems, procurement, inventory, preventative maintenance, equipment purchase and central fuel station.
EXAMPLES OF PRINCIPAL DUTIES
(Duties assigned to this classification include, but are not limited to, the following examples.)
1. Develop,
implement and
evaluate
programs and
services for
department
operations
involving
effective and
efficient
acquisition,
timely repair
and
replacement of
all County
vehicular
equipment
which
encompasses
both
automotive and
heavy
equipment
fleets;
includes
support areas
of
procurement,
inventory,
preventative
maintenance,
equipment
purchase and
central
fueling
station.
Establish,
maintain and
interpret
policy and
procedures.
Prioritize
vehicular
needs with
department.
2. Establish
procedure,
schedule and
methods for
efficient
preventative
maintenance,
repair and
disposition of
equipment and
vehicles.
Assess
equipment
condition and
determine
replacement or
repair.
Coordinate
maintenance
activities
with project
planning to
assure
readiness of
equipment.
3. Receive
input from
County
departments to
prepare
specifications
and make
recommendation
on the
acquisition of
new equipment
and vehicles;
coordinate the
disposal of
used equipment
and vehicles.
Maintain
liaison with
factory
representatives,
vendors and
operators
regarding
equipment
procurement
and
maintenance;
direct and
conduct
research as to
new materials
and products
appropriate to
department
operations.
4. Supervise
technical
support staff
through
maintenance
supervisor as
well as
administrative
support staff;
offer
assistance as
needed and
determine best
solution when
problems
arise. Train
staff and
ensure
compliance
with
standards.
Final approval
of all
selection,
promotion and
termination of
employees.
Assume
responsibility
for work
performed
within
complex.
Ensure quality
of work.
Establish and
interpret
policy and
procedure.
5. Prepare
department
budget
preparation;
present to
budget
committee;
monitor fiscal
expenditures.
Review and
analyze
budgetary
control
information.
Determine user
rates to
recover costs.
6. Implement and maintain automated information systems in order to prepare a variety of utilization records, statistical and costing reports in program areas of procurement, inventory, preventative maintenance, equipment purchase and central fuel station.
KNOWLEDGE, SKILL AND ABILITY REQUIRED BY THIS POSITION
Knowledge of: Thorough knowledge of principles and practices of fleet management, preventative maintenance, inventory controls, procurement and fuel operations; thorough knowledge of the principles, methods and techniques of effective administration including public relations, personnel management and fiscal management to development, implement and evaluate programs; thorough knowledge of automated information systems to support department programs; considerable knowledge of regulatory controls on public contracting and procurement; considerable knowledge of fueling systems as well as regulatory controls; considerable knowledge of gasoline and diesel mechanical repair methods. Ability to: Communicate effectively in both oral and written forms; plan, direct, organize and coordinate the work activities of a variety of automotive and heavy equipment fleet maintenance facilities; establish and maintain records and reports and prepare bid specifications; lead and supervise support staff; analyze financial and operating records for planning and program management purposes; establish and maintain maintenance and work standards for equipment and vehicle repair program; make decisions independently in accordance with established policies and procedures, establish new policies when applicable and use initiative and judgment in completing tasks and responsibilities; remain calm and use good judgment during confrontational or high pressure situations; courteously meet and deal effectively with employees, Board of Commissioners, department heads, regulatory agencies, suppliers, vendors, contractors, factory representatives, salespeople, repair businesses and the public.
Education, experience and training: Eight years of increasingly responsible fleet management experience which includes budget preparation, experience with contracts and fuel systems and also includes two years supervisory/administrative experience OR a satisfactory equivalent combination of experience and training. At time of appointment, must possess a valid Oregon driver's license.
SUPERVISORY CONTROLS OF THIS POSITION
This classification is appointed by and serves at the pleasure of the Board of Commissioners.
This classification supervises technical support staff through maintenance supervisor as well as administrative support staff and has final responsibility for work performed within the department.
GUIDELINES
Work is performed within established department policy and procedures; state and county statutes, rules, regulations, orders, resolutions and ordinances; management, personnel and financial theories, principles and practices, union contract, personnel rules, OSHA regulations and accepted fleet services procedures within the profession. Incumbent remains current on guidelines and utilizes seasoned independent judgment in interpreting and usage of appropriate guidelines. As department head, can implement or revise department policies.
PHYSICAL DEMANDS AND WORK ENVIRONMENT
Regular and consistent attendance is required. Work is performed in fleet service areas and an office environment; may involve hearing voice conversation, keyboarding, lifting up to 25 pounds, reaching, sitting, standing and walking. Field inspections are conducted to view historical sites and involve walking natural terrain. A reasonable amount of driving is required.
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