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Job Description
Job Description
Under general supervision, the Public Transportation Supervisor supervises field staff as part of the City’s Island Transit operations. Plans, prioritizes, and assigns tasks and projects, monitors work, develops staff skills and evaluates performance, provides technical guidance, assistance and training, meets regularly with staff to discuss and resolve workload and technical issues, and reviews and verifies the accuracy and efficiency of work. Responds to and resolves customer complaints and/or concerns and prepares proper documentation. Fills in for absent staff as necessary. Knowledge of principles and practices of fleet management, system safety, and security operations, TCEQ procedures, and principles and practices of effective employee supervision is required. A High School Diploma or equivalent AND three years’ experience in mass transit operations; or a combination of education and experience; two years of supervisory experience is required. Must possess a valid Texas Class B Commercial Driver’s License with Passenger Endorsement.
Closing Date/Time: November 22, 2024 at 11:59 PM CST -
ABOUT THE COMPANY
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City of Galveston
Show moreImagine yourself as an Islander living in an elegant Victorian home or on a shady, oak-lined street on the Island’s east end, or in a home overlooking the sparkling Gulf of Mexico on the west end. There is a variety of rental property to choose from throughout the Island, from Galveston has the amenities of a larger city, but with tight-knit small town friendliness.
Its ethnically diverse citizens have worked together to make their city better since the early days of its founding in 1836. When faced with adversity, Galvestonians unite to solve whatever obstacles may arise. Non-profit organizations and community groups offer a variety of volunteer opportunities regardless of your interests or desired area of service.
The Island has a multifaceted economic base with expanding job markets in tourism, the medical field, marine-related fields, as well as other areas. Education, banking, insurance and marine industries also are job fields that contribute to the strong, diverse economy. Island life is enhanced by the absence of drive-time traffic reports on the radio and heavy traffic delays. The major thoroughfares are rarely heavily congested, even during peak times. And it takes no more than 15-20 minutes to get anywhere you want to go on the Island.
All this time saved driving to work and running errands can be spent enjoying Island life.
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