BAND

PRACTITIONER ROLES

CODE

MANAGEMENT ROLES

CODE

3

Repair Technician I

79051

4

Repair Technician II

79052

Repair Manager I

79053

5

Repair Manager II

79054

Code: 79051

Pay Band: 3

SOC: 49-0000*

• Skill in the use of diagnostic equipment and a variety of tools specific to the trade.
• Applies knowledge of the design and function of equipment.
• Performs skilled technician work that involves diagnosis, replacement, repair and rebuilding of a variety of equipment, components and/or systems.
• Ability to interpret and follow technical manuals, blueprints, mechanical drawings, and schematics.
• Follows industry/ government specific guidelines, particularly as they relate to safety, health and environmental practices.
• May apply principles and practices of electrical and electronics theory.
• May require State inspection license and/or Commercial Drivers license.

• Error-free results affect the public safety.
• Ineffective job performance impacts the efficiency of equipment operations.
• Violation of safety practices could endanger lives.
• Accurate and timely repairs represent savings in cost and time to the agency or university.

• Ensures detailed repairs, safety and health procedures and industry/government standards are followed.
• May provide technical work direction.
• Refers complex issues to higher supervision. Seeks approval for repairs exceeding defined costs.

Technician II

Code: 79052

Pay Band: 4

SOC: 49-0000*

Manager I

Code: 79053

Pay Band: 4

SOC: 49-1011*

• Applies mastery of skills in area(s) of specialization.
• Adapts procedures, techniques, tools, materials and/or equipment to meet special needs.
• Extensive experience in the function.
• Special licenses may be required for some positions.

• Serves as a resource to others in the resolution of complex problems and issues.
• Efficient service and repair results in reduction of equipment downtime, cost of operation, and public welfare.
• Violation of safety practices could endanger lives.
• Errors may result in significant agency inconvenience.

• May orient, train, assign and check the work of lower level employees.
• May be designated as lead worker or supervise a small group of technicians.
• Makes decisions’ affecting not only the repair of equipment, but involves scheduling, and the work and safety of others.
• Relies on experience and judgment to plan and accomplish goals.

• Applies knowledge of the function of equipment related to the area of assignment.
• Evaluates the effectiveness of services provided and recommends changes in procedures to meet users’ needs.
• Possesses and applies knowledge of effective management practices and principles.
• Extensive operational experience in the area of assignment.
• Follows industry specific guidelines, particularly as they relate to safety and environmental practices.
• Ability to interpret policies and procedures and provide direction.
• Possesses and applies knowledge of cost management principles.

• Effective job performance ensures safe and continued operation of the equipment and efficiency in equipment operations.
• Violation of safety practices could endanger lives and create an adverse environmental impact.

• Supervises technicians and/or first level supervisors.
• Ensures detailed operational and safety procedures are followed. Ensures compliance with regulatory agencies’ standards.
• Responsible for meeting and maintaining budgetary requirements.
• May coordinate contractor or vendor services.

Manager II

Code: 79050

Pay Band: 5

SOC: 49-1011*

• Applies knowledge of the function of equipment related to highly technical maintenance or specialized equipment.
• Evaluates the effectiveness of services provided and recommends changes in procedures to meet users’ needs.
• Possesses and applies knowledge of effective management practices and principles.
• Extensive operational experience in the area of assignment.
• Follows and monitors industry specific guidelines, particularly as they relate to safety and environmental practices.
• Ability to interpret and follow direction as well as provide direction.
• May require a FAA Airframe and PowerPoint Certificate with Inspection Authorization and/or other relevant certifications.
• Possesses and applies knowledge of cost management procedures and techniques.

• Effective job performance results in workplace efficiencies in equipment operations and enhances the safety of employees and the public.
• Errors may result in significant negative publicity for the agency.

• Supervision of technicians and contractual service providers on and off-site.
• Ensures detailed operational and safety procedures are followed and compliance with strict regulatory standards.
• Responsible for meeting and maintaining budgetary requirements.
• May be accountable for statewide maintenance program, with responsibility for certifying conformance to Federal requirements.

CODE

CLASS TITLE

GRADE

61191

Electronic Equipment Installation and Repair Tech

6

64061

Warehouse Mechanic/ABC

6

61192

Electronic Equipment Installation and Repair Supervisor

7

63181

Equipment Repair Technician

7

61101

Laundry Mechanic

7

61441

Power Plant Mechanic

7

64062

Warehouse Mechanic Lead/ABC

7

63171

Equipment Body Repair Specialist

8

63182

Equipment Repair Technician Senior

8

63021

Machinist

8

CODE

CLASS TITLE

GRADE

61061

Elevator Maintenance Mechanic

9

63183

Equipment Repair Supervisor

9

61531

Watercraft Maintenance Mechanic

9

34091

Piano Tuner

10

61023

Aircraft Maintenance Mechanic

10

71101

Armorer/State Police

10

61532

Elevator Maintenance Supervisor

11

CODE

CLASS TITLE

GRADE

82383

Marine Resources Fleet Supervisor

10

63184

Equipment Repair Manager

10

61532

Watercraft Maintenance Supervisor

10

63185

Equipment Repair Manager Senior

11

CODE

CLASS TITLE

GRADE

61024

Aircraft Maintenance Supervisor

12