Planning and Public Works Maintenance Supervisor

Pierce County; Washington (District of Columbia); On-site; USD 70,000 - 90,000; Full time

Job summary

Pierce County is seeking a Planning and Public Works Maintenance Supervisor to lead a team in maintaining essential infrastructure. The role involves overseeing road repairs, drainage maintenance, and ensuring safety compliance, while fostering team development and collaboration across departments. Ideal candidates will have supervisory experience in infrastructure maintenance and strong communication skills.

Benefits

Professional growth through leadership programs

Online learning opportunities

Promotional opportunities

Qualifications

• Four years of progressive infrastructure maintenance experience, including supervisory roles.
• Valid Washington State Driver’s license required; CDL desirable.
• Related vocational training may substitute for up to one year of experience.

Responsibilities

• Manage team to maintain county roads, river levees, and stormwater assets.
• Schedule crews and equipment for maintenance tasks.
• Investigate grievances and conduct employee evaluations.

Skills

Communication

Project Management

Team Development

Safety Compliance

Education

Vocational training in infrastructure maintenance

Tools

ArcGIS

Workday

See Click Fix

WEBEOC

Job description

Planning and Public Works Maintenance Supervisor

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Position Summary

In this role within the Maintenance and Operations division of Planning and Public Works, you will manage your team to maintain county roads, river levees, and stormwater assets, ensuring smooth community operations. Responsibilities include road repair, drainage maintenance, vegetation management, scheduling crews and equipment, and team development through training and feedback. Your interactions with the public, municipalities, and other county divisions will ensure timely and accurate completion of maintenance work.

Why It's a Great Department

PPW is a diverse, fast-moving department with motivated professionals dedicated to building, operating, and maintaining infrastructure that supports livable communities. Responsibilities include roads, levees, sewer systems, airports, ferries, permits, environmental review, sustainability, and more, offering numerous opportunities for collaboration and innovation.

Success Factors

Success in this role depends on overseeing multiple projects, providing guidance to field supervisors through excellent communication, and utilizing knowledge of ArcGIS, Workday, See Click Fix, and WEBEOC.

Career Development

Pierce County provides professional growth through leadership programs, online learning, and promotional opportunities, supporting a rewarding career trajectory.

Core Daily Responsibilities

• Assign, review, and approve work; prioritize activities; develop work schedules and methods.
• Investigate grievances, recommend HR actions, conduct employee evaluations, and address misconduct.
• Schedule maintenance and repairs for equipment and vehicles.
• Maintain records of work, equipment, and materials; monitor project resources.
• Ensure safety compliance, review injury reports, conduct safety meetings, and inspect work zones.
• Assist in developing and monitoring department functions for efficiency and quality.

Qualifications

Minimum Requirements:

• Four years of progressive infrastructure maintenance experience, including supervisory roles.
• Related vocational training or education may substitute for up to one year of experience.
• Valid Washington State Driver’s license required; CDL desirable.

Applicants must authorize a background check. Additional details and application instructions are provided in the original description.