Kennedy Valve-1st Shift Finishing Maintenance Supervisor

SUMMARY
Under the supervision of the Maintenance and Facilities Director, assist with maintenance planning, training, safety, special projects, and scheduling work. This position requires supervising and coordinating work of employees within the maintenance department that repair, maintain the building/facility, and production machinery/equipment in the facility.
JOB DUTIES
Work directly with the Maintenance and Facilities Director.
Make appropriate recommendations for corrective actions based on hazards, procedural discrepancies, deterioration of equipment, schedule maintenance activities, update PM’s for efficiency and improvements.
Consult with Production Operations to determine production needs and maintenance support.
Plan daily and weekly activities of maintenance department.
Coordinate emergency repairs and monitor maintenance parts, and materials as needed for emergency repairs.
Develop long range preventative, routine maintenance, and training plans for employees.
Perform the following audit types: Parts Audits, PM Audits
Job Planning includes cost summaries, parts requisitions, equipment modification, and outside contractor support as needed.
Monitor and enforce safety and housekeeping practices including hazardous waste disposal.
Directly involved in new hire processes for department, coaching employees, and progressive discipline.
EXPERIENCE AND EDUCATIONAL QUALIFICATIONS
Five to seven years of supervisory experience, or at least five years of maintenance experience working with PLCs, robots, CNC machines and heavy electrical background in a machine shop environment.
Certification or a technical degree in a related field is preferred.
REQUIRED TRAITS
Attention to detail through ambitious goal setting and productive project management.
Firm foundation of trust through excellent verbal and written communication
Projects a consistent, reliable presence that inspires calm and confidence in our team members.
Sound technical, leadership and problem-solving skills.
PHYSICAL REQUIREMENTS
Standing for extended periods of time, walking throughout the facility, ability to lift 50lbs as required.
Work Environment
Exposed to elements, such as cold, heat, noise, dust, odors, fumes, etc.
Work time is spent on the manufacturing floor and in a managerial office.
Potential for alternating rotation of 1st and 2nd shifts.

Employment type
Full-time

Work arrangement
No