Maintenance Supervisor II (All Structures Trades)

Metropolitan Transportation Authority•Brooklyn, NY
•$110,381 - $115,888

About The Position

The Maintenance Supervisor II (Structures) supervises subordinate supervisors performing Infrastructure supervisory work. The incumbent plans and supervises various MOW projects, makes timely and sound decisions, coordinates and delegates work, communicates effectively, and provides field support during emergencies. The role provides guidance to Maintenance Supervisors on written reports, training, discipline, counseling, and enforcement of rules, regulations, policy instructions, and departmental procedures. It also involves conducting investigations and preparing reports using Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) and other information sources, allocating budget resources, procuring materials, and inspecting capital and operating work as needed. This posting is open only to NYC Transit Maintenance Supervisors I and II in Structure Divisions/all trades. The position reports to a Superintendent and has various work locations and hours. The listed salary steps are $110,381 at entrance, $111,951 in the second year, and $115,888 in the third year.

Requirements

  • Five years of full-time satisfactory experience with a major railroad or transit authority.
  • At least one year of the required experience must have been in a supervisory capacity.
  • Applicants must be NYC Transit Maintenance Supervisors I or II in Structure Divisions/all trades.
  • Current MTA employees must complete at least one year of service in their current role before applying.
  • Eligibility to interview is contingent on maintaining a satisfactory job performance, attendance, and disciplinary record.

Responsibilities

  • Plan and supervise various MOW projects.
  • Make timely, sound decisions.
  • Coordinate, delegate, and communicate work effectively.
  • Provide field support during emergencies.
  • Guide Maintenance Supervisors on written reports, training, discipline, counseling, and enforcement of rules, regulations, policy instructions, and departmental procedures.
  • Conduct investigations and prepare reports using Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) and other information sources.
  • Allocate budget resources and procure materials.
  • Inspect capital and operating work as needed.
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