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Supervisors convert backup excavator role into full-time Operator 3 position effective Aug. 16
Summary
The board approved changing the existing backup excavator classification to a full-time Operator 3 (excavator operator) to align staffing with equipment; the change is expected to take effect at the start of the next payroll (anticipated Aug. 16).
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County staff explained that with three excavators now in the fleet the backup position has been used as much as a full Operator 3 and recommended converting the backup to a full-time Operator 3 in each district to improve consistency and equipment use.
A supervisor moved to approve the change and set the effective date at the start of the next payroll: “So effective, August 16,” staff said during the discussion. The board voted in favor of eliminating the backup designation and maintaining three full-time Operator 3 positions, with the payroll-effective date to be confirmed with human resources.
The change will adjust pay codes when the employee performs operator-3 duties (Operator 3 pay cited at $24.07 per hour for work coded as operator-3 time). Human resources will confirm the payroll timing and notify the affected employee and department.
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