Maintenance Supervisor

Summary:

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. 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. Strong knowledge of tooling, manufacturing, assembly processes. Have successfully completed behavior-based competency assessments- which measure ability to learn, adaptability, initiative, motivational fit, decision making, results orientation, teamwork, empowerment, organization, and planning competencies (DDI inventories and assessments).

Education/Experience:

Associate degree in Engineering or related technical field preferred. Trained in skilled trades area or equivalent technical training. 8-10 years of experience required.