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Highway Equipment Superintendent II (HES II) <br />Under the general direction of the Supervising Highway Equipment Superintendent, assumes <br />responsibility for all Shop, Office and Parts activities of a grade II shop. Acts as a Field Agent <br />for the Division of Equipment; responsible for acquisition, repair, improvement and disposal of <br />all fleet equipment used by the District; supports the Division's Safety program; oversees the <br />Shop parts activity for proper procurement practices, uses and storage. <br />Highway Mechanic Supervisor Shop/Field (HMS) <br />Takes direction from a Highway Equipment Superintendent I, II or III; Supervises a force of <br />mechanics, helpers and apprentices engaged in constructing, servicing and repairing automotive, <br />construction and highway maintenance equipment. Keeps records, establishes training <br />programs, implements departmental policies, and prepares tool and equipment budgets, makes <br />estimates for equipment repair, improvements and disposal; maintains a safe work place. <br />Heavy Equipment Mechanic Lead worker Shop/Field (HEML) <br />Under the direction of a CT Highway Mechanic Supervisor acting in a lead capacity to a group <br />of CT HEM's, Automobile Mechanics, Helpers and Apprentices, makes accident damage <br />estimates and job orders on incoming jobs, assigns jobs, checks work, gives instructions, aids <br />with difficult mechanical problems, and performs hands-on work in the construction, inspection, <br />diagnosis, repairing and servicing of State vehicles and Highway equipment. <br />Heavy Equipment Mechanic Shop/Field (HEM) <br />Under the supervision of a HMS and/or direction of a HEML the incumbent will be working in a <br />shop/field environment. Duties consist of inspection and diagnosing repairs that have to be made <br />to State vehicles and Highway equipment. Completes various repair records and reports, and <br />then enters such data in the computer system. Incumbents will assume responsibility for <br />reasonable safeguards, proper use and handling of materials, equipment and facilities. <br />Heavy Equipment Mechanic Apprentice (HEMA) <br />Under close supervision from a HMS as an indentured apprentice, employee learns and performs <br />progressively skilled work in the repair and maintenance of heavy Highway equipment and <br />vehicle equipment. <br />Equipment Materiel Manager H (EMM II) <br />Under the direction of a HES II, III or Equipment Materiel Manager III supervises a staff <br />engaged in Equipment Materiel Operations work, concerning purchasing, inventory, <br />disbursement, shipping and receiving of equipment parts, materiel, related equipment and <br />services for the fabrication, maintenance, repair and disposal of mobile equipment. <br />Senior Equipment Materiel Specialist (SEMS) <br />Designated as a working lead person the SEMS oversees and directs the parts dept staff engaged <br />in Equipment Materiel Operations work concerning the purchasing, inventory, disbursement, <br />shipping and receiving, repair and disposal of mobile equipment. <br />