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The Staff Manager position at the New Mexico Department of Transportation (NMDOT) is a critical role responsible for overseeing and directing the maintenance crews within the Hondo, Mayhill, and Tularosa Maintenance patrols. This position plays a vital part in ensuring the safety and efficiency of the transportation system for the traveling public. The Staff Manager will manage various aspects of highway road maintenance and construction activities, including budget management, equipment operations, manpower allocation, and material procurement. The role may also involve operating medium to heavy-duty equipment as necessary to maintain interstate roads and highways, ensuring that they are safe for public use. In this position, the Staff Manager will ensure compliance with NMDOT Administrative Directives and district procedures, which includes budget allocation and spending oversight. Responsibilities will include prioritizing, scheduling, and assigning work to maintenance crews, conducting roadway quantity calculations, assessing road conditions, and investigating accidents. The Staff Manager will also be responsible for ensuring that proper tools and equipment are available for work, addressing equipment issues, and managing employee safety and injury prevention measures. The ideal candidate for this position will have a strong background in supervising and managing highway maintenance crews, with at least three years of relevant experience. They will be expected to perform various clerical and administrative duties, including preparing maintenance reports, managing equipment usage reports, and maintaining operations records. The Staff Manager will also be responsible for conducting employee performance evaluations and providing feedback in accordance with applicable rules and policies. Overall, this position is essential for maintaining a high-quality transportation system that prioritizes the safety of the traveling public while promoting economic development and environmental preservation in New Mexico.
