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DeKalb County

Metro Atlanta county government

Crew Leader

General Maintenance & RepairConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeDecatur, GA, USA$21.39 - $34.44 /hrIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A high school diploma or GED is required.
  • Three years of experience in construction, repair, or maintenance of public infrastructure or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education, training, and experience that provides the required knowledge, skills, and abilities.
  • Must possess and maintain a valid Georgia Class B Commercial Driver’s License. Some assignments may require a Georgia Class A Commercial Driver’s License and/or special endorsements.

Responsibilities

  • Coordinate daily work activities, organize and prioritize project tasks, make work assignments, evaluate work, monitor work status, troubleshoot problems, train workers on equipment operation and safety procedures including preventative maintenance, and serve in the supervisor’s absence when needed.
  • Monitor the work environment and use of safety equipment; correct safety deviations; coordinate work-zone setup, traffic control, and protective devices; observe traffic and surrounding conditions; and report incidents, accidents, problems, or unusual situations.
  • Lead and participate in street, roadway, drainage, solid-waste processing and disposal, landfill, animal crematory, and welding projects, including concrete construction and repair, drain and manhole work, pipe installation and repair, ditch maintenance, asphalt work, site grading, sign and street-marker installation, road-surface markings, barricade maintenance, street-signal maintenance, and vehicle-accident debris removal.
  • Lead and participate in grounds and roadside maintenance, including mowing, edging, planting and maintaining vegetation, tree cutting and pruning, debris removal, spreading ground materials, laying sod or seeding, applying fertilizer, pesticides and herbicides, applying salt or sand in icy weather, and digging and shoveling.
  • Lead and participate in building maintenance, including cleaning facilities and floors, troubleshooting plumbing and basic electrical problems, replacing batteries, bulbs and ballasts, painting, roofing repairs, tile installation, concrete and asphalt work, and pressure washing.
  • Lead and participate in sign and road-marking installation and maintenance, including protecting work zones, checking legibility and reflectiveness, cleaning and repairing signs, installing signposts and anchors, laying out markings from blueprints, applying markings, and repainting or reapplying markings as needed.
  • Lead and participate in water utility operations, including establishing new customer service, setting meters and making taps, inspecting meters, installing and repairing water services, raising manhole lids, locating and repairing water and sewer lines, excavating, flushing sewer lines and manholes, recording and testing cross-connection backflow installations, and operating and inspecting sewer pump stations.
  • Lead and perform installation, maintenance, and repair of water and sewer utility systems, including locating and repairing leaks, clearing blocked pipes with sewer-jet and vacuum equipment, installing and cutting pipe, digging, installing services, hydrants and drinking fountains, operating water mains, installing and replacing meters, reading meters, and loading and unloading trucks.
  • Lead and participate in special-event work, including placing seasonal flags, banners and decorations; designing and fabricating custom signs; painting designated parking and recreation areas; determining street closures and traffic-control-device placement; and setting up and maintaining closures and detours.
  • Operate machinery, equipment, and tools associated with department projects, including applicable vehicles, construction and utility equipment, grounds-maintenance equipment, power tools, measuring instruments, and two-way radios.
  • Perform cleaning and maintenance needed to keep equipment and tools operational, including inspections, fluid checks and replacement, refueling, minor repairs, greasing, sharpening, parts replacement, washing and cleaning work areas; monitor equipment for efficient and safe operation; and report faulty equipment.
  • Gather the equipment, tools, parts, and supplies needed for work; ensure adequate materials are available; and request new or replacement materials as needed.
  • Prepare or complete forms, reports, correspondence, checklists, work orders, service tickets, notices, meter readings, and vehicle or equipment maintenance records.

About the Company

DeKalb County

Metro Atlanta county government

DeKalb County is the county government serving DeKalb County, Georgia. It provides public safety, courts, elections, watershed management, sanitation, transportation, planning, parks, libraries, permitting, and human services. Residents, businesses, visitors, and community organizations interact with elected offices and county departments. The workforce includes public-safety personnel, engineers, planners, attorneys, social-service staff, trades, technology teams, and administrators. Services are delivered through public governance, budgets, procurement, and statutory county responsibilities.

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