MOT Supervisor

COMPENSATION: $80,475 - $111,781

Employment contingent upon background check and Post-Offer Pre-Employment Physical (POPP)

Position Description
Under the supervision of the Director of Facilities/Transportation and/or Designee, the MOT Supervisor
performs maintenance and repair work across school facilities; assists with planning and coordinating
maintenance activities; reviews work orders and related documentation for accuracy; maintains records to
ensure compliance with safety and regulatory standards; compiles reports; and performs other related
duties as assigned. Assist with evaluation of MOT personnel. This is a working supervisor position that
requires being on "Call Back" for emergencies and may include weekend work.

Qualifications
- Maintain a valid California Driver's License.
- Maintain a safe driving record in accordance with California Department of Motor
Vehicles requirements.
- Possess or obtain a valid OSHA 10 Certification or other equivalent safety certification
- Must successfully pass the District's pre-employment Department of Justice and FBI Live
Scan fingerprinting requirements.
- Must successfully pass the District's pre-employment tuberculosis testing.
- Demonstrated leadership, organizational, and management abilities.

Education/Experience
High school diploma or equivalent combination of training and experience, with at least four years of
experience in general maintenance; must have thorough knowledge of tools, equipment, and applicable
building codes, as well as local, state, and federal regulations related to school districts.

Skills/Abilities
- Perform maintenance and repairs using various power tools and equipment related to
plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and general building maintenance.
- Conduct safety audits, inspections, and investigations; identify hazards; and
recommend corrective actions
- Interpret and apply OSHA, CAL/OSHA, building, fire, electrical, and environmental safety
codes and regulations
- Assist with planning and coordinating maintenance activities and schedules in alignment with
site and department needs
- Maintain accurate records, SDS compliance, and documentation related to hazardous
materials, safety inspections, and certifications
- Understand and follow verbal and written directions in English, communicate effectively,
and maintain cooperative working relationships

Knowledge
- Methods, materials, and supplies used in the maintenance of heating, plumbing, electrical,
and HVAC systems, as well as general maintenance repairs and upkeep
- Preventative maintenance practices and safe operation of tools, equipment, and related
materials
- Applicable building, fire, electrical, environmental, OSHA, and CAL/OSHA codes and safety
regulations
- Work order systems, SDS compliance, hazardous materials handling, and sanitation
procedures

Examples of Duties & Responsibilities
- Perform maintenance and repairs in plumbing, electrical, HVAC, painting, and
general maintenance.
- Work safely on ladders and scaffolding to complete elevated repairs and maintenance
- Prepare, review, and maintain work orders, inspection logs, and compliance documentation
- Assist in planning and coordinating maintenance schedules and activities across sites
- Maintain accurate records of inspections, repairs, filter replacements, and equipment servicing
for reporting and audit readiness
- Maintain cooperative working relationships with staff, vendors, and site administrators to
ensure safe and effective facility operations
- Support hazardous materials handling, SDS compliance, and communication with
regulatory agencies as needed
- Perform a wide range of administrative support related to transportation record keeping
and reporting.
- Performs other related duties as assigned

Physical Demands
(Note: Terms used in this section are defined as follows: Rarely – 1 to 10%; occasionally – 11 to 33%;
Frequently – 34 to 66%; and Continuously – 67 to 100% of the work day)
Sitting: Rarely
Standing/Walking: Continuously
Waist bending: Frequently
Neck bending: Continuously
Squatting: Occasionally
Climbing: Occasionally to Frequently
Kneeling: Occasionally
Crawling: Rarely
Neck Twisting: Occasionally to Frequently
Waist Twisting: Occasionally to Frequently
Pushing/Pulling: Frequently; up to 500 lbs. at a time to move large pieces of equipment or machinery on a
dolly
Reaching above shoulder: Occasionally to Frequently
Reaching below shoulder: Continuously
Lifting/Carrying: 0-10 lbs.: Frequently
11-25 lbs.: Frequently
25-50lbs.: Occasionally to Frequently
Hand Activities: Repetitive hand use; simple grasping; power grasping; fine manipulation; hand
and arm twisting/turning; computer operation/writing

Supervised by: Director of MOT
Evaluated by: Director of MOT