Patty Turbyfill

Background

About Patty Turbyfill

Plan, organize and manage the activities of one or more of the Maintenance Branch shops and trades including special projects and programs; drive a District vehicle to visit sites to inspect work; assure compliance with applicable local, federal, State and District codes, laws, rules and regulations. E • Evaluate the performance of assigned staff; interview and select employees and recommend transfers, reassignment, termination and disciplinary action. • Develop work schedules; review maintenance reports and work orders to determine materials, labor and time requirements; prioritize and coordinate assignments to assure effective work flow and facility operations. E • Communicate with site and District personnel and a variety of outside agencies to exchange information, schedule and coordinate activities and resolve issues and concerns. • Maintain a variety of records and prepare reports related to maintenance projects, site inspections, Master Safety Data Sheets, hazardous material handling, asbestos abatement, personnel, vendors, inventory, work orders and material and labor costs. E • Prepare cost estimates and requisitions and monitor ongoing job expenses. • Develop assigned shop budgets for inclusion in departmental budget; monitor project expenditures and recommend modifications to cover expenses. • Establish labor performance standards; set goals and objectives to improve overall shop performance and efficiency; implement maintenance management and customer service principles; track staff productivity and workload trends. E • Participate in the development of plans for proposed alterations and new construction. • Assure compliance with required safety regulations; coordinate and provide safety training programs for assigned staff. • Develop preventive maintenance programs; conduct periodic inspections of schools and facilities for needed repairs and safety hazards. • Respond to emergency calls as necessary.