Street Maintenance Coordinator

Requirements

• MOS Code: 21N (Army)
• Education:
  
  High School Diploma or GED or higher
• Experience:
  
  Six (6) years of street maintenance, public works maintenance, and/or field operations experience, including three (3) years of lead or supervisory experience in construction, street maintenance, or public works operations.
• Licenses:
  Valid Texas Class “C” Driver’s License or equivalent from another state by the date of appointment.

Under general direction, supervise, coordinate, and manage personnel, equipment, and construction activities including maintenance, rehabilitation, and inspection of streets, bridges, overpasses, and related public works projects. Ensure compliance with safety regulations, operational standards, engineering specifications, and departmental objectives.

• Oversee construction, maintenance, and field operations; plan, assign, supervise, and evaluate work activities involving street maintenance, erosion control, concrete work, grading, excavating, demolition, and public infrastructure rehabilitation projects.
• Coordinate daily operational schedules, manpower allocation, materials, and equipment utilization; monitor project progress and operational performance to ensure compliance with project specifications, timelines, and budgets.
• Assist in planning, developing, implementing, and monitoring public works construction and maintenance projects; review engineering plans, specifications, drainage studies, and erosion control plans; coordinate inspections and construction activities with contractors, consultants, utilities, regulatory agencies, and other departments; participate in project meetings and provide technical field recommendations.
• Inspect work sites, equipment, and operations to ensure compliance with federal, state, and local safety regulations, construction standards, environmental requirements, and departmental policies; implement and monitor safety programs; conduct safety meetings, inspections, and training; investigate accidents, hazards, and incidents and recommend corrective actions.
• Read and interpret engineering drawings, construction plans, specifications, maps, and technical reports; prepare cost estimates, operational reports, project documentation, and maintenance records; conduct preconstruction and final project inspections; identify field issues and recommend design modifications or operational improvements.
• Serve as liaison between field personnel, administration, contractors, utilities, regulatory agencies, city departments, and the public; respond to citizen complaints and operational concerns; coordinate emergency road closures, repairs, and field operations support with police, fire, and emergency management personnel.
• Supervise assigned staff; schedule, assign, monitor, and evaluate employee performance; provide leadership, coaching, training, and staff development; enforce personnel policies, safety standards, and operational procedures; participate in hiring, disciplinary actions, transfers, promotions, and terminations; maintain employee morale and promote teamwork and productivity.

Applicants are encouraged to apply immediately; the position will close when a preset number of qualified applications have been received.

Note:

Supplemental questions and answers are part of the examination component and will generate a score.