Position:

Electrical & Instrumentation Supervisor Location:

Lovell, WY Salary:

$100,000 - $120,000 Position Overview The Western Sugar Cooperative has a challenging opportunity for an Electrical & Instrumentation (E&I) Supervisor. This position will oversee the electrical and instrumentation operations across our facility, ensuring reliable and efficient performance of all electrical systems, instrumentation, and control systems. This role requires a highly skilled and motivated individual with a strong foundation in electrical and instrumentation systems, the ability to troubleshoot complex issues, and the leadership to guide and develop a team of E&I technicians. The ideal candidate will have a thorough understanding of industrial electrical systems from 480V motor control through 4160V power distribution, PLC/DCS/SCADA controls, VFDs, and process instrumentation, along with a commitment to safety and preventative maintenance practices. Essential Functions The ideal candidate will embody the Western Sugar Cooperative's core values: Safety Leadership, Integrity, Openness & Trust, Teamwork, Entrepreneurship, and Social Responsibility. Reports to the Maintenance Manager to execute operational strategies/plans to maximize electrical and instrumentation safety and reliability. Provides direction and follow-up to manage the people and process of the electrical and instrumentation department Evaluates Key Performance Indicators (KPI's) and focuses resources to capture opportunity and optimize throughput and recovery throughout the process Lead, develop, and participate in root cause and corrective actions to process chokepoints. Responsible for electrician & instrumentation department coaching, training, development, hiring, and discipline Responsible for continuous improvement, including the utilization of the tools for Lean Manufacturing Seek to expand the use of technology to effectively control the process. Be familiar with Wonderware or similar industrial human machine interface and automation software. Manage and direct resources to successfully maintain and improve process reliability of the electrical & instrumentation of the facility Participates in developing and is responsible for effectively managing a budget in designated area(s). Maintain and manage 4160V switchgear and power distribution. Troubleshoots and directs repair of 480V three-phase power distribution, motor control centers (MCCs), motor starters, VFDs, soft starters, and AC induction motors. Oversees installation, calibration, and troubleshooting of process instrumentation, including 4-20 mA loops, I/P converters, transmitters (temperature, pressure, level, pH), flow measurement, and automatic control valves. Supports PLC, DCS, HMI, and VFD troubleshooting, programming, and configuration changes, and ensures changes are documented and backed up. Must be able to read and interpret one-line, three-line, control schematic, loop, and P&ID drawings, as well as schedules, policy, specifications, and other technical prints. Ensures drawings and as-builts are updated after modifications. Creates, prioritizes, and closes work orders in SAP PM, ensuring accurate labor confirmations, failure coding, and equipment work history. Identifies, reserves, and checks out parts and materials for E&I work. Maintains critical spares and recommends stocking levels for E&I components. Partners with Maintenance Planning & Scheduling to develop job plans, estimate labor, manage backlog, and execute the weekly schedule. Accountable for E&I PM and schedule compliance. Plans and executes intercampaign E&I overhauls, outages, and capital project work, and provides on-call and after-hours response during campaign. Owns the facility electrical safety program, including

NFPA 70E

compliance, lockout/tagout, energized work permits, qualified-person training, and keeping arc flash labels and studies current after changes. Ensures electrical installations in combustible dust and other hazardous (classified) locations meet NEC requirements. Develops and manages an electrical predictive and preventive maintenance program in line with NFPA 70B, including infrared thermography, insulation resistance testing, and motor circuit analysis. Manages and oversees electrical contractors and service vendors working on site. Learns all process areas (beet end, sugar end, dryer, sugar warehouse, boiler house, PKF, and fire systems) and their electrical and instrumentation dependencies. Administers the E&I Technician Progression program, including conducting progression reviews and building individual development plans. Responsible for steam turbine power generation Skill & Experience Requirements Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or other electrical field preferred; Journeyman or Master Electrician license with equivalent industrial experience will be considered Requires broad technical and administrative experience in a manufacturing environment, preferably in the Food Industry Experienced in PLC, DCS, VFD, and other control systems, including troubleshooting logic and changing drive parameters Experienced in Industrial Human Machine Interface and other automation software Experienced in low voltage (480V three-phase), medium voltage, and high voltage industrial power distribution, including MCCs, transformers, and breakers Working knowledge of motor starter control circuits and AC motor maintenance and testing (megger, insulation resistance, motor circuit analysis) Working knowledge of process instrumentation, including 4-20 mA loops, I/P converters and 3-15 psi signals, transmitters, control valves, and flow measuring instruments Prefer 5 years experienced in the technical electrical field Demonstrated experience with improvements in safety, productivity, GMP, and quality Excellent verbal, written, group facilitation, and presentation skills Knowledge of Root Cause Failure Analysis Familiarity with predictive maintenance technologies such as infrared thermography, vibration analysis, and precision alignment Working knowledge of the National Electrical Code (NEC), including hazardous (classified) location requirements Training in reliability concepts and approaches Knowledge of

NFPA 70E

arc flash requirements, lockout/tagout, and all OSHA electrical compliance standards. OSHA 10 or OSHA 30 preferred. Ability to think and develop both tactical and strategic plans Excellent computer competence (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, safety process software); experience with SAP PM or a similar CMMS Must be able to handle several priorities at one time Strong customer focus mind-set, Solid leadership and influencing skills, Friendly, results oriented, and collaborative

Working Relationship:

Reports to the

Maintenance Manager Employment Requirements:

Must be available for on-call and after-hours response, with extended hours and weekend coverage during campaign Ability to work in an industrial environment with heat, cold, dust, and noise; climb ladders and work at heights; and wear required PPE, including arc-rated clothing

Benefits:

Medical, Vision, Dental, STD, LTD, 401K, Vacation, and Holidays Travel Requirements, if any (please indicate percentage): Up to 10%

Pay:

$100,000.00 - $120,000.00 per year

Benefits:

401(k) 401(k) matching Dental insurance Flexible spending account Health insurance Life insurance Paid time off Relocation assistance Vision insurance

Work Location:

In person