Summary: The Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for Planning, prioritizing, assigning, supervising, reviewing and participating in all tasks related to facility maintenance. This includes but is not limited to the organization and oversight of the routine and daily maintenance at a specified group of Burbank Housing apartment complexes, including the day to day scheduling and supervision of maintenance staff Maintenance Supervisors report directly to the Facilities Manager and are expected to interact frequently with the Site Management staff to help identify the needs of the properties. They are expected to work proactively, following and enforcing Burbank Housing standards and procedures. Maintenance Supervisors are expected to develop a strong working knowledge of all physical aspects of the properties within their assigned portfolio. The position requires good organizational and supervisory skills as well as the ability to prioritize and identify work according to the needs of the properties. In this leadership role, Maintenance Supervisors may be called upon to respond to and/or manage off-hour emergencies.
Specific Duties and Responsibilities:
The following reflects Burbank Housing's definition of essential functions for this job but does not restrict the tasks that may be assigned.
1. Frequent travel between sites.
2. Daily supervision, organization and scheduling of Maintenance Technicians and Maintenance Trainees within the area assigned to them according to the workload generated by the properties. This includes communicating with Site Management staff on a daily basis to monitor work orders, scheduled unit turns and any other maintenance related issues.
3. Tracking of Maintenance Staff time and review and approval of time sheets for staff members assigned to their portfolio, including addressing vacation requests and absences and making time sheet and punch corrections.
4. Approval of mileage expenses for employees under their supervision.
5. Generate written personnel schedules, including the status of any ongoing unit turns, work orders, etc.
6. Attend meetings with the Director of Maintenance Operations and or Facilities Manager other Maintenance Supervisors, and Property Management Staff.
7. Conduct and document monthly "tailgate" safety meetings with their staff.
8. Train, direct and, if necessary, assist Maintenance Staff to follow established Burbank Housing procedures including, but not limited to: