Public Works Inspector Sample Clauses
Public Works Inspector. The Public Works Inspector shall work on a flex hours basis Monday to Friday, 52 weeks per year to a maximum of 2080 regular hours annually. Flex hours shall be approved in advance by the Supervisor in consultation with the Inspector. Payment of wages shall be fixed at 80 regular hours bi- weekly, 26 pays per year. Any hours remaining in the flex bank shall be paid as set out in Article 17.01 (g).
Public Works Inspector. As part of the duties of this position, the inspector must perform inspections of subdivisions under construction. Therefore, the inspector’s hours of work shall conform closely to the construction site hours on a controlled flex hour basis.
Public Works Inspector. Electrical Specialty Qualified Public Works Inspectors – Electrical Specialty must have three years verifiable construction inspection and/or construction supervision experience preferably in public water systems, including underground pipeline, pump stations and/or storage reservoir projects and the minimum knowledge, skills and abilities required to perform the work satisfactorily. In addition, Public Works Inspectors – Electrical Specialty may be required to also have the training, experience, and/or license(s) as negotiated by the City and the Contractor to perform specialized inspection duties such as electrical, reinforced concrete or other specialty areas. It is desirable that the Public Works Inspectors have current 40- hour Hazmat training. The Public Works Inspectors shall have the following training prior to working for the Portland Water Bureau: (1) Work Zone Traffic Control; (2) 10-hour OSHA Compliance for Construction Safety (within the past 3 years); (3) Excavation/Trench Hazard Recognition and Evaluation (within the past 3 years); (4) First Aid/CPR (current certification required); (5) Confined Space Entry Hazard Recognition and Evaluation (within the past 3 years); (6)Writing/Communication/Interaction. In addition, this position must meet the requirements identified in Exhibit C detailing the Technical Specifications. $ 104.75 $ 125.70 Under general supervision, performs supportive and technical assignments of standard to moderate difficulty applying scientific and technical knowledge in the areas of engineering, construction and permit processing, including explaining policies and procedures to the public to achieve understanding, cooperation and compliance with codes; performs drafting, computer operation, technical writing, research, map reading, plan review and field inspections; and performs related duties as assigned. Engineering Technician I is the entry-level position in the Engineering Technician series. Temporary personnel perform standard to moderately difficult supportive and technical tasks in engineering, construction and permit processing as assigned. Completed work is reviewed for accuracy and compliance with instructions. Engineering Technician I is distinguished from Engineering Technician II in that the later personnel perform more complex and difficult engineering, construction and permit processing support assignments requiring a more thorough understanding of scientific and technical knowledge. Engineering Technicians...