City and County of San Francisco

Under general direction, oversees the Parking Meter and Machine Shop Division and is responsible for the maintenance and installation of parking meters, repair of fire alarm instruments and equipment, traffic signal equipment, police communication equipment, and facility maintenance, and performs related duties as required.  Essential functions include:  supervising, assigning, and training the supervisors and staff; overseeing daily operations; establishing maintenance procedures and schedules; overseeing and approving the purchase of major equipment and materials; developing, administering, monitoring, and coordinating the annual budget; writing reports and correspondence; and representing and making oral presentations in behalf of the department.

According to Civil Service Commission Rule 109, the duties specified below are representative of the range of duties assigned to the 7123 Parking Meter and Machine Shop Manager and are not intended to be an inclusive list.

1. Supervises the work of the first level supervisors and staff; plans, develops, assigns, monitors, and reviews work of subordinates.

2. Oversees daily operations of the Parking Meter and Machine Shop Division involving the maintenance and installation of parking meters, repair of fire alarm and police communication equipment, traffic signal equipment, and facility maintenance.

3. Oversees and approves the purchase of major equipment and materials; confers and corresponds with suppliers.

4. Develops, administers, monitors, and coordinates the annual budget for the Parking Meter Division used for installation, repairs, and a wide variety of other maintenance operations.

5. Writes reports and correspondence to respond to citizen complaints and questions, to provide information to Department of Parking and Traffic management, other City departments, and the commission, and to resolve employee grievances, personnel and disciplinary issues, material purchases, and pricing.

6. Represents and makes oral presentations in behalf of the Department before the Parking and Traffic Commission, various City departments, Board of Supervisors, and community groups.

7. Establishes maintenance procedures and schedules for vehicles, building, and equipment and responds to defective equipment and/or unsafe conditions; prioritizes incoming work requests and monitor timelines; and plans, schedules, and implements the preventive maintenance program.

Knowledge of: machine shop tools, equipment and materials, including maintenance knowledge of parking meters, fire alarm systems, mechanical police and fire alarm boxes, and the emergency generator system; safety methods and procedures including all applicable OSHA regulations.

Ability to: prioritize, plan, assign, coordinate, train, and evaluate the work of subordinate personnel; speak in a clear, understandable, organized, and effective manner; communicate clearly and effectively in writing; promote, establish and maintain effective working relationships; use a computer and related software applications.