Combustion Supervisor

Combustion Supervisor Position Overview Strong electrical background. Provide day-to-day supervision of combustion personnel. Develop maintenance and repair plans based on their knowledge of the furnaces to comply with NADCAP certification. Use professional knowledge to review work orders to create reports and develop furnace upgrades to deal with repetitive issues and needed improvements to minimize safety risks and downtime.

Essential Job FunctionsProvide work assignments for preventive maintenance of equipment and/or repair of equipment when necessaryPlace orders for necessary repair material, spare parts and TCs.

Analyze furnace equipment failure to prevent future problems.

Assist in Capital Expenditure planning by providing input regarding furnace failure history and recommending furnace upgrades.

Read and interpret blueprints and technical specifications.

Instruct and ensure that employees are practicing safe work habits.

Plan PMs, CMs, Predictive, & Furnaces Upgrades ensuring proper personnel, equipment, parts, supporting contractors, drawings, and coordination with operations for planned machine outage.

Conduct detailed walk through with personnel affecting repairs on parts, having them organized by job, and an on-the-job face to face review, and supervise where necessary. Completion of any needed job permits, and safety reviewsCo-ordinate with contractors, engineering firms, and vendors to make sure the prescribed scope of work is clearly identified and executed on timeWrite and follow purchase requisitions to ensure they are correct in scope and being processed in a timely manner to meet the required deadlines.

Maintain a TUS/SAT Schedule by furnace, planned outages, and parts status for upcoming jobs.

Work with maintenance manager and CMM Person to monitor Critical Spares List to ensure timely planned receipt of spares, and follow CAPEX submissions from start to receipt of parts / serviceOther tasks and duties as assigned. Essential Non-Job FunctionsCommunicate with all levels of employeesAbility to multi-taskRequirementsStrong electrical experience in an industrial or steel- related environment5 years Maintenance Experience in Heavy Industry Experience with NADCAP preferred Training in all areas of electrical/mechanical testing and repairsHigh School diploma or degree in maintenance required.

Previous maintenance supervisory experience preferredMust be organized, have excellent communication skills, and possess an understanding of preventive maintenance techniques. Other Skills/AbilitiesStrong computer skillsAnalytical and problem-solving skills