Maintenance Supervisor

The main function of a maintenance supervisor is to establish, implement, and maintain long-range plans for improvement of maintenance activities and provide technical assistance to the manufacturing departments supported. A typical maintenance supervisor is responsible for the effective use of personnel, materials, and equipment in supporting SPQRC initiatives.

Job Responsibilities:

– Implement and actively support corporate safety policies, initiatives, and plant housekeeping standards.
– Diagnose equipment malfunction, determine root causes, and initiate immediate and long-term corrections.
– Support plant in achieving Safety, People, Quality, Responsiveness and Cost goals.
– Supervise construction and maintenance projects.
– Assist in the implementation of divisional and corporate policies.
– Maintain schedule and quality requirements.
– Implement safety and good housekeeping standards.
– Train, develop, and evaluate employees.
– Comply with terms of Local and National Labor agreements and supports divisional and corporate policies.
– Initiate contact with internal and external teams when required to solve problems.
– Implement planned maintenance activities.
– Complete work assignments required within budget, manpower and timing constraints.
– Support plant in achieving Safety, People, Quality, Responsiveness and Cost goals.
– Supervise construction and maintenance projects.
– Maintain schedule and quality requirements.

Skills:

– Must be willing to work any assigned shift, work daily, weekend, and holiday overtime as required.
– Ability to interpret blueprints and engineering drawings.
– Knowledge of mechanical and electrical concepts.
– Experience in machine, assembly and/or facility areas.
– Knowledge of and ability to insure a safe industrial work environment.
– Knowledge of basic math including trigonometry.
– Knowledge of clerical work, data gathering, machine studies.
– Experience in supervision of multi-trade workforce.
– Strong knowledge of tooling, manufacturing, assembly processes.