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' 1Rttoduced by GOVncilox Stacy, April 19r 1975
CITY OF BANGOR
(TITLE.) (DYUYt Ame,M,,1„m the Classification ana _C4!I
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espeatlon.Planof.
By the City Cmn*l of the Cft of Aa%W.'
ORDERED.
THAT the Classification and
Compensation plan
of the
City of Bangor,
as amended, be and is. hereby
further amended
by the inclusion of
the
following Class Title:
Clens Range-
Step Step
Step
Step
Step
Core Class Title No.
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680. Electrical Supervisor 19
199.60 206.76
21BA9
228.06
239.26
IN CITY COUNCIL
Airil 19, 1975
Passed
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1975 &pR -9 M 9: 44
CITY CLERK'S OFFICE
q*Y OF P, eN60R, MAINE.
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Electrical Supervisor -
Definition
This is a supervisory technical position having responsibility
for directing
the efforts of all employees in the Electrical
Division.
An employee of this class is responsiblefor supervising the
work involver) in the installation, operation, and maintenance
of various city electrical systems.
Receives instructions verbally, written, and in the form of
engineering drawings and specifications.
Work is subject to the technical and administrative supervision.
Of the Utilities Director.
Illustrative Examples of Work
Plans, orgganizes, and supervises all phases of the construction
and Snstal lation of new traffic signals at an intersection.
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Organizes line foremen and linemen into crews for street light
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and fire alarm maintenance.
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Inspects buildings for proposed wiring modifications, lists
materials required, and estimates all costs involved.
Checks on the proper progress and quality of work of those
reporting to him. Inspects all joha upon completion,
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Makes verbal and written reporta to the Utilities Director.
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Required %nowledres. Skills. and Abilities'
Ttmough knowledge of the materials, methods, tools, and practices '
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essential to the construction, maintenance, and repair
of
Overhead pole lines and underground electrical duct
lines.
Considerable knowledge of the occupational hazards of the
lineman's trade and ability to apply all necessary and required
safety precautions to protect subordinates.
Working knowledge of the principles of electrical theory as
- applied to power line circuits, fire alarm circuits, building
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wiring, traffic signals, and street lights.
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Working knowledge of the "National Electric Code" as evidenced
by a lq%ster lectrician's" license issued by the State of Maine.
Ability to organize and direct subordinates in working groups to
achieve maximum efficiency under varying conditions.
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Ability to
work from engineering drawings
written specifications
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electrical
wiring diagrams, schematicst and rough sketches.
Abilityto
use and inter Prot the readings
of variety of
electrical
measuring instruments, such as;
voltmeters ammeter,
wa ttmeter,
ohmmeter, meggar� etc.
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