Supervises subordinates engaged in aerial photo specialties such as aerial photo rectification and making glass diapositive plates for photogrammetric mapping work; 

Develops, coordinates and directs a system for scheduling priorities and reporting the status of all photographic projects; 

Develops aerial photo missions with administrative and supervisory personnel to include estimating costs and manpower requirements; 

Provides technical guidance and assistance to districts or other parties regarding aerial photographic matters; 

Assists in preparing plans, specifications and estimates for aircraft rental contracts, film processing and specialized photographic services; 

Assigns, trains and evaluates subordinate personnel; 

Prepares budget for Aerial Photo Section which includes all photography equipment; 

Participates in any or all phases of aerial photo laboratory processing work; 

May perform as photographer using an aerial mapping camera, small format cameras, or metric‑terrestrial equipment on aerial or ground photography projects on an as needed basis; 

Performs other work as required.

Knowledge of:  field of photography with emphasis on advanced aerial photographic techniques, supplies and equipment; reproduction services; basic supervisory principles and procedures; basic aerial photo‑lab techniques; capabilities of photogrammetric instruments. 

Ability to: supervise others; analyze quality of finished products; coordinate schedules; maintain good public relations; prepare accurate, concise reports; issue clear directions, orally and in writing; apply principles of management.

Three years of professional experience processing aerial roll film, including developing and printing.

OR

Three years of experience as an Photographic Technician 2, Aerial; a Photogrammetrist or Photographer, Aerial.

Equivalent education/experience.

 

 

Effective June 30, 1967
Revised March 27, 1975 Title change (Formerly Aerial Photographic Technician 3) Revises definition, minimum qualifications and general revision
Revised November 4, 1977 Revises minimum qualifications
Revised April 14, 1982 General revision
Revised December 9, 1983 Title change (Formerly Aerial Photo Supervisor)
Revised new class code: (formerly 73630) effective July 1, 2007.