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HomeMy WebLinkAbout5.150 ENGINEERING AID I 19770726Y DEPARTMENT OF PERSONNEL SERVICES COUNTY OF i<AUA I ENGINEERING AID 1 5.150 Duties Summary: Does routine and elementary work in engineering field surveying and inspection; learns the operation of surveying instruments; acts as rodman and rear chainman of a survey party as a training assignment; and .performs other related duties as required. Distinguishing Characteristics: This is the entry level class in the Engineering Aid series. This class differs from that of Engineering Aid II in that the Engi- nee.ring raid I performs manual work involved in field surveying such as clearing lines, marking and driving stakes and learns the operation of surveying instruments; serves as a rodman or rear chainman as a trai.ning assignment; whereas, the Engineering Aid II performs work as a rodman or rear chainman. Classes in this series differ from classes in the Engineering Drafting Technician series in that the Engineering .Aid is primarily concerned with field surveying or engineering construction stork although incidental drafting or office work may be assigned; whereas, t:hL Engineering Drafti,n .Technician is concerned primarily with drafting general engineering plans, maps or construction details. Classes in this series differ from classes in the construction inspecting series in that the Engineering ;lid does routine work in connection with field surveying and inspection; whereas, the Construction Inspector is primarily concerned with the inspection of construction work on a full -time basis. Classes in this series differ from classes in the Civil Engineering series in that the Engineering Aid performs subprofessional work in field surveying and inspection which is incidental, subordinate and preparatory to professional engineering work; whereas, the Civil Engineer does creative work in the design, construction and maintenance of engineering projects requiring a comprehensive knowledge and appli- cation of the theory and sciences fundamental to civil engineering. Examples of Duties: Cuts and clears growth and other obstacles from transit lines; marks and drives stakes; sets up and mainta:ins survey equipment; makes simple computations and helps check computations; performs routine inspections of construction, such as the number of truck loads or the yardage of materials used; collects samples;.cleans and oils engineering equipment and tools; may perform clerical work as an incidental assignment; learns the operation of survey instruments; serves as rodman or rear chainman as a training assignment. ENGINEERING AID 1 -2- fPii,nimum Qualification Requirements for the Class: Training and Experience: A combination of education and experience substantially equivalent to a high school education with co•u.rses in mathematics. Knowledge of: the standard terminology, techniques, practices and equipment used in engineering surveying; mathematics. Ability to: learn the use of surveying instruments and equipment; make computations; keep records; perform manual tasks; understand and follow oral and written instructions; get along well with others. Health and Physical Condition: Persons seeking appointment to positions in this class must meet the health and physical condition standards deemed necessary and proper for performance of the duties. This is an amendment to the specification for the class, ENGINEERING AID .1, which was approved on March 19, 1958, and is to be substituted for that specification. APfIR0 V D (Da e) HERBERT T. D01 Director of Personnel Services