Kevin Eagle
Woodland
Summary
Motivated employee with a strong work ethic and exceptional interpersonal skills. Demonstrated adaptability and ability to quickly master new skills. Seeking new challenges.
Overview
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Certification
Work History
Utility Maintenace Worker-Lead
City of Woodland
Woodland, CA
07.2024 - Current
- Lead and Supervise Crew: Oversee a team of utility maintenance workers, ensuring that all tasks are completed efficiently, safely, and in compliance with applicable regulations.
- Assign Tasks: Prioritize and delegate daily maintenance and repair duties based on urgency, crew skills, and available resources.
- Training & Mentorship: Train new and less experienced workers in proper maintenance procedures, safety standards, and equipment operation. Provide ongoing mentorship and performance evaluations.
- Monitor Worker Performance: Ensure that team members follow work orders, safety protocols, and maintenance procedures. Provide corrective feedback, as necessary, to improve team performance.
- Utility System Inspections: Lead routine inspections of stormwater, wastewater, and other utility systems to identify issues such as blockages, leaks, or damage.
- Preventive Maintenance: Oversee scheduled preventive maintenance tasks, such as cleaning storm drains, maintaining sewer lines, and inspecting pumping stations, to avoid system failures.
- Troubleshooting and Repairs: Diagnose and oversee repairs of malfunctioning utility systems, including identifying the cause of issues and determining appropriate solutions (e.g., clearing blockages, repairing pipes, etc.).
- Emergency Response: Manage and participate in emergency response efforts during system failures, floods, or other urgent incidents. Direct the crew to perform necessary repairs and mitigate damage to the utility infrastructure.
- High-pressure Cleaning & Jetting: Operate and supervise the use of high-pressure water jetting systems to clear clogs and debris from stormwater and wastewater lines.
- Operate Heavy Equipment: Oversee or personally operate heavy equipment, such as backhoes, excavators, CCTV trucks, vacuum trucks, and jetting equipment, used for system maintenance and repairs.
- Equipment Maintenance: Ensure that all tools and equipment are properly maintained, inspected, and in good working condition. Report or resolve any issues with machinery.
- Safety Equipment Compliance: Ensure that all team members are using appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and following safety procedures when operating equipment.
- Schedule and Plan Projects: Assist in planning and scheduling larger maintenance projects, including sewer line replacements, stormwater system upgrades, and other utility infrastructure improvements.
- Coordinate with Contractors: Collaborate with external contractors and vendors on specific projects, ensuring that contracted work is aligned with departmental standards and timelines.
- Resource Management: Ensure that the necessary materials, tools, and supplies are available for scheduled tasks and keep inventory records up to date.
- Work Orders & Recordkeeping: Maintain accurate records of maintenance activities, inspections, repairs, and equipment usage. Complete and submit work orders and daily logs.
- Report to Supervisors: Provide regular status reports to supervisors or management, detailing progress on assigned tasks, maintenance schedules, and any significant issues or concerns encountered by the team.
- Compliance Reporting: Ensure that all maintenance activities are compliant with local, state, and federal regulations, such as environmental standards and safety codes.
- Safety Protocols: Ensure all safety regulations are followed, including OSHA guidelines and safety practices related to confined space entry, excavation, traffic control, and hazardous materials handling.
- Emergency Preparedness: Be prepared to lead the team during emergency situations, such as flooding or system failures, ensuring the safe and efficient restoration of services.
- Hazardous Materials Management: Ensure proper handling and disposal of hazardous materials and waste, such as sewage or stormwater runoff, that may contain pollutants.
- Public Relations: Act as a point of contact for residents or businesses who may have questions or concerns about utility maintenance activities. Address complaints or issues related to stormwater, wastewater, or waste management systems.
- Collaboration with Other Departments: Work closely with other city or public works departments (e.g., road maintenance, engineering, HOST) to coordinate activities, minimize disruptions, and ensure efficient service delivery.
Education
High School Diploma -
Woodland High
Woodland06-2005
Skills
- Strong leadership and team management abilities
- Expertise in utility system maintenance and repair
- Ability to operate and maintain heavy equipment
- Problem-solving and troubleshooting skills
- Knowledge of safety regulations and procedures (eg, OSHA, confined space, traffic control)
- Effective communication skills with team members, management, and the public
- Strong organizational and time management skills
- Proficiency in using CCMS (City Works)
- Customer Relations
Certification
- NASCO-PACP
- APWA
- C
- D1
References
References available upon request.
Timeline
Utility Maintenace Worker-Lead
City of Woodland
07.2024 - Current
High School Diploma -
Woodland High
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