Street Maintenance Worker- Asphalt Maintenance

Summary

Under general supervision, is responsible for codes enforcement training work of average difficulty; and performs related work as required.

This is the lead or minor supervisory level class in the Codes Enforcement Instructor sub-series. An employee in this class has responsibility for promoting and instructing Codes Enforcement training programs to various codes enforcement related personnel within an assigned geographical region for the Fire Service and Codes Enforcement Academy. This class differs from Codes Enforcement Instructor 1 in that an incumbent of the latter has responsibility for instructing Codes Enforcement training classes on-campus at the Academy.

This class differs from Codes Enforcement Instructor Supervisor in that the incumbent of the latter is responsible for the supervision of the codes enforcement training program.

• Coordinates specific program area in codes enforcement on-campus, or promotes and explains codes enforcement training programs to codes enforcement personnel within an assigned geographic region; identifies topics for training based upon codes enforcement and industry requirements, available resources, requests for assistance, and mandates; identifies all material necessary for conducting class to meet specific training goals; schedules specific time and place of class using Academy format.
• Develops plan to achieve performance requirements necessary for students to successfully perform their jobs or meet certification requirements; writes lesson plans for codes related courses and determines level of proficiency necessary for students to achieve learning objectives; develops instructional tools if packaged materials or textbooks are unavailable; develops and administers oral, written, and performance tests to determine students' achievement of learning objectives;
  
  secures tests and grades; assists other instructors with classes.
• Conducts training programs and activities on or off campus; instructs students on technical codes enforcement regulations and procedures; lectures in a classroom setting and conducts hands-on lab demonstrations; explains proper procedures for and provides examples of inspection of equipment installation and maintenance compliance and service, such as how to inspect a hood and duct extinguishing system; leads students through scenarios to provide examples of errors in building construction and identify fire or building code violations;
  
  describes the physical characteristics of properly installed components used in the construction of a building or building system.
• Processes Academy reports and records; completes all course-related forms and paperwork including safety reports, student registration or attendance forms, scheduling forms, and requests for equipment; tabulates course data such as student surveys, test results, grades, and progress reports; documents students' records to show all Academy, accreditation, and legal requirements have been met.
• Coordinates activities of contract instructors who are assisting with team training; determines if contract instructors are needed to meet scheduling demands of classes; assigns instructors specific duties and explains their roles in the training procedure; schedules and informs other instructors of the specific time and place of class using Academy scheduling format; identifies and obtains all materials necessary for conducting a class;
  
  enforces all Academy safety standards and policies.
• Performs necessary duties to setup and return to service all equipment and technical training devices used for class; inspects protective safety equipment, such as hard hats or respirator masks, for defects or damage; pre-tests equipment and specialized props, including power tools and sprinkler systems for serviceability and safety; ensures equipment is cleaned and prepared for next users.
• Participates in continuing education and in-service activities as required; may relay information and share materials from seminars regarding codes enforcement requirements and industry technical advances to Academy staff and administration.
• Promotes Academy training programs; recruits students from codes enforcement personnel, inspectors, and constituents in the field, such as members of local chapters of home builders associations, code official or trade associations, and general contractors; identifies training needs and concerns that codes and other related construction professionals are having; answers technical questions and assists with codes interpretations and possible codes changes; explains how the Academy can accommodate and resolve various training needs;
  
  schedules and coordinates training.
• May supervise staff in absence of Codes Enforcement Instructor Supervisor; ensures decisions and recommendations regarding staff employment, promotion, demotion, transfer, retention and other personnel issues are fair and appropriate.

Education and Experience:

Education equivalent to…