Maintenance Supervisor at San Bernardino County — Applications Closed

Job Description

San Bernardino County is recruiting a Maintenance Supervisor to lead teams responsible for the ongoing maintenance, preventive maintenance, repair, and operation of County facilities throughout the county.

This role is ideal for experienced supervisors who can plan, assign, organize, and examine the perform of maintenance workforce, contractors, and vendors to ensure County buildings and infrastructure remain protected, efficient, and cost-effective.

As a Maintenance Supervisor, you’ll inspect facilities to spot maintenance wants, assess and prioritize operate orders and service requests, and arrange maintenance and repair activities with contractors, vendors, and County departments.

You’ll also ensure exact recordkeeping through computerized maintenance management systems and may interpret blueprints, blueprints, and specifications to assist repairs, renovations, and facility modifications.

Depending on your assignment, you may supervise grounds maintenance operations, such as landscape maintenance, irrigation systems, tree care, and contracted grounds offerings. Some assignments may also cover coordinating fire and life safety systems, ensuring compliance with codes and regulations.

Qualification

You must have two years of journey-level know-how in one or more of the building or mechanical trades, including one year of lead or supervisory background. Additional qualifying expertise may substitute for education on a year-for-year basis.

• Two years of journey-level know-how in one or more building or mechanical trades (e.g., electrical, plumbing, HVAC, carpentry, painting).

• One year of lead or supervisory background over maintenance team or contractors.

• Possession of a sound California Class C driver license at time of appointment.

• Capacity to interpret blueprints, plans, and specifications.

• Experience with computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS) preferred.

• Understanding of safety regulations and building codes.

• High school diploma or GED equivalent (additional expertise may substitute).

• Certification in a trade (e.g., HVAC, electrical) is desirable but not called for.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Strategy, assign, organize, and evaluate the function of maintenance workforce, contractors, and vendors.

• Inspect County facilities to pinpoint maintenance requires and ensure compliance with safety standards.

• Examine and prioritize perform orders and solution requests from County departments.

• Arrange maintenance and repair activities with contractors, vendors, and internal departments.

• Uphold correct records through computerized maintenance management systems.

• Interpret blueprints, schemes, and specifications for repairs, renovations, and modifications.

• Oversee grounds maintenance covering landscape, irrigation, tree care, and contracted solutions.

• Organize fire and life safety system inspections and maintenance as assigned.

Conditions & Requirements

• Must have a legitimate California Class C driver license at time of appointment.

• May demand to operate evenings, weekends, or holidays for emergency maintenance.

• Must pass a background check and physical examination if needed.

• Some assignments may demand climbing ladders, lifting hefty objects, or operating in confined spaces.

• Must be open for on-call task as needed.

Benefits

• Competitive pay span of $73,112 - $100,568 per year.

• Complete health, dental, and vision insurance.

• CalPERS retirement upsides.

• Paid vacation, sick leave, and holidays.

• Chances for skilled development and training.

How You Will Be Evaluated

• Application assess and screening for minimum qualifications.

• Supplemental questionnaire evaluation (if relevant).

• Oral meeting or hands-on examination.

• Reference and background review.

• Conditional position present pending medical examination and drug screening.

Required Documents

• Online employment submission.

• Supplemental questionnaire (if called for).

• Proof of education (diploma, transcripts) if using education to qualify.

• Sound California Class C driver license (copy).

• Resume (optional but recommended).

How to Apply

• Stop by the San Bernardino County professions portal on governmentjobs.com.

• Generate or to your applicant account.

• Finalize the online submission and any supplemental questions.

• Evaluate your submission for accuracy and hand in before the July 24, 2026 due date.

• Monitor your email and account for updates on the selection workflow.

Additional Information

• This recruitment may be applied to load multiple vacancies across various County departments.

• Veterans and people with disabilities are encouraged to register.

• The County offers sensible accommodations for candidates with disabilities.

• You must be legally cleared to work in the United States.

• The role is full-time and situated throughout San Bernardino County.

• For questions, contact the San Bernardino County Human Tools Department.

• The cutoff is July 24, 2026; overdue submissions won’t be accepted.

About Company

San Bernardino County is the largest county in the contiguous United States, serving over 2 million residents across diverse communities. The County government runs numerous facilities such as administrative offices, parks, libraries, and public safety buildings.

This Maintenance Supervisor role is critical to ensuring these facilities remain secure, functional, and well-maintained for the public and County employees. The role offers the shot to function across multiple sites and collaborate with various departments.

San Bernardino County values its workforce and offers competitive compensation, benefits, and profession growth prospects.

FAQs

Q: What know-how is required for the Maintenance Supervisor post? A: Applicants need two years of journey-level background in a building or mechanical trade, plus one year of lead or supervisory expertise. Additional know-how may substitute for education. Q: Is a driver license needed for this post? A: Yes, a legitimate California Class C driver license is called for at the time of appointment, as the perform covers travel to various County facilities. Q: What are the standard operate hours for this role? A: This is a full-time role, but may need evenings, weekends, or on-call responsibility for emergency maintenance. Particular schedules vary by assignment. Q: Can background substitute for education? A: Yes, additional qualifying expertise may substitute for the needed education on a year-for-year basis. Inspect the job announcement for particulars. Q: What gains are offered with this role? A: Advantages contain health, dental, and vision insurance, CalPERS retirement, paid exit, and expert development openings. Q: How lengthy does the hiring procedure usually obtain? A: The routine involves submission review, supplemental questionnaire evaluation, interview, background verify, and medical exam. It may take several weeks to months. Q: Is this role remote or onsite? A: This is an onsite post located throughout San Bernardino County. You’ll work at various County facilities as assigned. Q: What documents are needed to put in? A: You need to submit an online submission and supplemental questionnaire. Proof of education and a copy of your driver license may be called for later.