Supervisor Maintenance

The Maintenance Supervisor oversees all aspects of maintenance activities, ensuring they are carried out efficiently, effectively, and safely. This role involves managing a team, ensuring high productivity, training, development, and maintaining positive employee relations.

- Manage all aspects of the maintenance team, focusing on safety, productivity, training, development, and employee relations.

- Motivate the team through proper delegation, participation, recognition, and follow-up on suggestions and ideas.

- Ensure all maintenance activities are carried out in the most effective, efficient, and timely manner.

- Provide constructive feedback and coaching to maintain a high degree of professionalism within the team.

- Utilize and understand the computerized maintenance management system, including work order tracking, spare parts catalog, requisitioning, and inventory systems.

- Collaborate closely with the Maintenance Planner, Maintenance Inspectors, Electrical Supervisor, Instrumentation Engineer, and Production Supervisors.

- Assist the Maintenance Planner in developing schedules (manpower assignments).

- Execute the planned work schedule with assigned resources, including Maintenance I & II employees, Mechanical Contractors, and Electrical Contractors.

- Coordinate Area Down Days (PM's, Inspections, Checklists).

- Spend at least 70% of time in the field, coaching the workforce.

- Drive workforce performance by ensuring jobs are done safely, efficiently, and that employees are prepared for assigned jobs ahead of time.

- Enforce plant-specific policies (No Smoking areas, lockout, PPE, etc.).

- Maintain documentation such as work order history, work orders, and recommend job plan changes to Maintenance Planners.

- Assist in spare parts inventory control and maintain accurate records of maintenance callout activity.

- Record and communicate the Contractor Safety Orientation Program.

- Ensure all work is carried out safely and in compliance with environmental requirements.

- Verify that outside contractors have supplied required insurance certification before work begins.

- Minimum of five (5) years of related experience in maintenance and/or an industrial environment with demonstrated progression of increased responsibility.

- Strong troubleshooting, problem-solving, analytical, and organizational skills.

- Proficient in computer skills (Excel, Word, Outlook, etc.).

- Hands-on experience with mechanical equipment installation, repair, maintenance, and troubleshooting.

- Medical, Dental, and Vision Insurance options. (Benefits effective day one.)