Job Description
Job description
Under direction, the Electrical Transit Mechanic Supervisor I, supervises on an assigned shift, through subordinate supervisors, a crew of service and craft personnel, responsible for the maintenance, repair and service of trolley coaches, street cars, light rail vehicles (LRVs) or cable cars.
Essential duties include:
According to Civil Service Commission Rule 409, the duties specified below are representative of the range of duties assigned to this job code and are not intended to be an inclusive list.
• Supervises a shift of supervisory, maintenance and service personnel, responsible for electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and electronic services and repair of trolley coaches, street cars, light rail vehicles (LRV) or cable cars; directly supervises class 7380 Electrical Transit Mechanic Assistant Supervisor and others, as necessary
• Evaluates the maintenance needs of transit vehicles, electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electronic equipment; and develops and reviews preventive maintenance plans and procedures
• Establishes goals and objectives for the shop/shift; plans and implements budgets.
• Monitors the development and advancement of subordinates
• Oversees the maintenance of records and documents related to employees, and other documents related to the service, repair, and maintenance of transit vehicles
• Uses a computer and programs such as, Microsoft Outlook, PowerPoint, Excel, EAMS, SHOPS, PeopleSoft, and other related programs
• Oversees and conducts safety meetings and training to ensure compliance with state and federal safety regulations (includes hazardous materials), MUNI wide objectives, etc.
• Coordinates responses to derailments and accidents by visiting and inspecting sites.
• Communicates effectively in writing and orally with other personnel representatives of other departments or division managers, subordinates, local unions, and the public
• Coordinates with outside vendors and interdepartmental support shops to ensure the availability of equipment and supplies
• Inspects shop equipment, machinery, and tools; provides direction to subordinate supervisors in the cleaning and day-to-day maintenance of all non-revenue vehicles, shops, and yards
• Represents the division on committees and interview panels
• May be required to move, maneuver and park transit vehicles as needed
• May fill in for class 7216 Electrical Transit Mechanic Shop Supervisor I
• Performs other related duties as required
Nature of Work: May be required to work any shift including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Promotive Lines:
To: 7316 Electrical Transit Shop Supervisor
Under direction, the Electrical Transit Mechanic Supervisor I, supervises on an assigned shift, through subordinate supervisors, a crew of service and craft personnel, responsible for the maintenance, repair and service of trolley coaches, street cars, light rail vehicles (LRVs) or cable cars.
Essential duties include:
According to Civil Service Commission Rule 409, the duties specified below are representative of the range of duties assigned to this job code and are not intended to be an inclusive list.
• Supervises a shift of supervisory, maintenance and service personnel, responsible for electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and electronic services and repair of trolley coaches, street cars, light rail vehicles (LRV) or cable cars; directly supervises class 7380 Electrical Transit Mechanic Assistant Supervisor and others, as necessary
• Evaluates the maintenance needs of transit vehicles, electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic and electronic equipment; and develops and reviews preventive maintenance plans and procedures
• Establishes goals and objectives for the shop/shift; plans and implements budgets.
• Monitors the development and advancement of subordinates
• Oversees the maintenance of records and documents related to employees, and other documents related to the service, repair, and maintenance of transit vehicles
• Uses a computer and programs such as, Microsoft Outlook, PowerPoint, Excel, EAMS, SHOPS, PeopleSoft, and other related programs
• Oversees and conducts safety meetings and training to ensure compliance with state and federal safety regulations (includes hazardous materials), MUNI wide objectives, etc.
• Coordinates responses to derailments and accidents by visiting and inspecting sites.
• Communicates effectively in writing and orally with other personnel representatives of other departments or division managers, subordinates, local unions, and the public
• Coordinates with outside vendors and interdepartmental support shops to ensure the availability of equipment and supplies
• Inspects shop equipment, machinery, and tools; provides direction to subordinate supervisors in the cleaning and day-to-day maintenance of all non-revenue vehicles, shops, and yards
• Represents the division on committees and interview panels
• May be required to move, maneuver and park transit vehicles as needed
• May fill in for class 7216 Electrical Transit Mechanic Shop Supervisor I
• Performs other related duties as required
Nature of Work: May be required to work any shift including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Promotive Lines:
To: 7316 Electrical Transit Shop Supervisor
💡 Quick Summary
Seeking a career-building opportunity? The Electrical Transit Mechanic Supervisor I – SF Municipal Transportation Agency – (7253) – T00034 position is now open for candidates interested in the Mechanic Jobs sector. This role in San Francisco offers a professional environment and growth potential.
Requirement Snapshot: Candidates should possess basic communication skills, a proactive attitude, and the ability to work in a team. Experience in Mechanic Jobs is a plus.
