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Element 2 – Organization City of Pleasanton Sewer System Management Plan, July 2025 10 Chief Utilities System Operator – Water System Under the general direction of the Utilities Division Manager, oversees the O&M activities of the water system. This includes planning, organizing and directing all operations and maintenance functions required; supervising assigned crews that perform technically complex duties in the operations and maintenance of the water system; responding to citizens’ needs and inquiries; providing reasonable and technical assistance to staff. The classification is regarded as the Chief System Operator in relation to State regulations for operation of the City’s drinking water system. Utilities Maintenance Supervisor – Sewer & Storm Systems Under the general direction of the Utilities Division Manager, plans, organizes, directs, and oversees a comprehensive maintenance and repair program for sewer and storm drain systems. This includes prioritizing and scheduling maintenance and repair of wastewater collection and stormwater systems and lift stations, utilizing the computerized maintenance management program (CMMS); implementing special projects or programs such as the Sewer System Management Plan (SSMP); developing Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs); providing technical direction and quality assurance; assisting in budget and contract preparation and administration; perform duties of a California Integrated Water Quality System (CIWQS) Data Submitter and assisting the Legally Responsible Official (LRO) with preparing monthly and daily reports, while supervising assigned staff. Lead Utility Systems Operator Under limited supervision from the Chief Utilities System Operator and Utilities Systems Maintenance Supervisor, directs and supervises the work of maintenance and operations crews in charge of the water, sewer and storm drain systems. Performs difficult tasks associated with the repair, maintenance and operations of these systems. In addition, is responsible for specific administrative functions and performs related work as required. This position is considered to be the shift supervisor. Utility System Operator I/II Operator I is an entry-level operator classification and Operator II is a journey-level operator classification. Under supervision and through training and experience employees in these classifications are assigned increasingly more responsible duties in the operation and maintenance of the City's water, sewer and storm drain systems. Operators I and II are assigned on a rotating basis to crews responsible for either water, sewer, or storm drain systems. Operator II rotates through a 24-hr standby duty, responding to emergencies that deal with the water, sewer and storm drain systems. Utilities Maintenance Worker Under supervision performs a variety of duties associated with the City's operation and maintenance within the Utilities Division of the Public Works Department. Utilities work is