City and County of San Francisco

Under direction, the Sheet Metal Worker Supervisor II supervises, plans, coordinates and assigns the shop and field activities of a large group of up to 25 crafts personnel engaged in the fabrication, installation, modification, repair and replacement of a wide variety of sheet metal fixtures, articles and equipment. Interprets, enforces and coordinates existing methods and procedures relating to sheet metal work installation, maintenance and repair operations. Performs related duties as required.

Class 7247 Sheet Metal Worker Supervisor II is distinguished from the lower level Class 9345 Sheet Metal Supervisor I by the increased responsibility in the management and supervision of the sheet metal shop and multiple crews of sheet metal workers.

The Sheet Metal Worker Supervisor II's supervise, through subordinate supervisors, the shop and field activities of a group of up to 25 crafts personnel.

According to Civil Service Commission Rule 9, the duties specified below are representative of the range of duties assigned to this job code/class and are not intended to be an inclusive list.

1. Plans, assigns and directs the work of sheet metal worker staff engaged in operational activities out in the field and within the sheet metal shop.

2. Estimates the labor and material costs of a variety of jobs requiring sheet metal work.

3. Requisitions necessary tools and materials for various projects and monitors the delivery of supplies.

4. Supervises and oversees the sheet metal shop, ensuring that supplies and equipment are placed, stored and maintained in a clean, safe and secure environment.

5. Inspects work in progress and completed work to assure compliance with instructional guidelines and established practices and procedures.

6. Maintains time records of sheet metal staff employees and generates required reports.

7. Coordinates work schedules, logistics and project planning with other craft supervisors and workers involved at the same work site or on the same project.

8. Utilizes computer hardware and software to interface with sheet metal work in order to increase efficiency and productivity in the workplace.

9. Participates in the development and advancement of subordinates through training sessions and regular safety meetings.

10. Promotes safety in the workplace and at the work site through regular training and safety meetings.

11. Actively supports and promotes the Department's Affirmative Action Policy.

12. Drives a vehicle to construction areas to estimate and inspect all phases of construction work. This includes driving to emergency situations.

13. Performs related duties and responsibilities as assigned.

Knowledge of: the methods, materials, tools and equipment used in sheet metal work; techniques of sheet metal layout and development, including cost estimation; applicable safety practices and procedures, including all OSHA regulations.

Ability and Skill to: budget, plan, direct, and inspect the work of subordinate and supervisory personnel engaged in sheet metal work; communicate clearly and effectively with subordinates, departmental and other City departmental personnel and the general public; compose and/or review clear, concise and accurate operating records; and reports; interact effectively and courteously with subordinates, contractors, other departmental personnel and the general public; read and understand construction drawings; utilize computer software and hardware; and drive a vehicle up to 150 miles roundtrip to and from job sites.

Two (2) years of experience planning, organizing, directing and controlling the work of a crew of subordinate workers engaged in sheet metal fabrication, modification, repair, and/or installation equivalent to the scope and level of a Class 9345 Sheet Metal Supervisor I; AND Ten (10) years experience as a journey-level sheet metal worker, or a combination of training and experience in the trade totaling ten (10) years. Five (5) of the ten years must be experience gained at journey-level; AND

Possession of a valid Class C or III driver's license.

All City and County of San Francisco employees are designated Disaster Service Workers through state and local law (California Government Code Section 3100-3109). Employment with the City requires the affirmation of a loyalty oath to this effect. Employees are required to complete all Disaster Service Worker-related training as assigned, and to return to work as ordered in the event of an emergency.