Maintenance Supervisor - 2nd shift

at  Michigan Milk Producers Assoc

Job Summary:
The Maintenance Supervisor is responsible to direct the on-shift maintenance team to maximize plant operations. This includes on-shift maintenance accountability for automation controls, receiving, processing, load outs, evaporation, drying, butter production, facilities, and HVAC systems. This position focuses on managing the day-to-day activities of the on-shift maintenance team. This position will report directly to the Maintenance Manager.

MAINTENANCE SUPERVISOR’S REQUIREMENTS:

• High school diploma or equivalent qualification.
• Bachelor’s degree in a mechanical or electrical discipline (preferred)
• Lead from the Front Mentality-Shop Floor management is a requirement
• Must be competent with CAD systems, Supervisory control systems, Controls Logic, and other programs that are specific to the work environment
• Strong aptitude for automation, automation controls, and controls logic
• A minimum of 5 years experience in maintenance.
• Good understanding of the technical features of plumbing, electrical systems, mechanical systems, vacuum, and pressure systems
• Technical experience with industrial refrigeration and boilers systems is recommended.
• Excellent organizational and leadership abilities.
• Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

• Supervising and leading all maintenance processes and operations on a shift
• Work closely with Plant Engineering and Maintenance Manager to troubleshoot, improve and maintain the current operating facility.
• Lead on-shift maintenance team through difficult downtime events including prioritizing critical downtime activities and managing all work orders through the shift.
• Inspect all machinery to ensure it’s of a working standard.
• Assist in creating and implementing maintenance procedures.
• Conducting regular inspections of the facilities to detect and resolve problems.
• Assist with implementing and maintaining training for the maintenance team to continue to grow. Training activities to include electrical and mechanical systems training and growth in control systems troubleshooting.
• Planning and managing all repair and installation activities.
• Ensuring all department workers adhere to the safety policies and procedures.
• Manage and validate the performance of a rigorous preventative maintenance program.
• Preparing daily progress reports and maintenance logs.
• Overseeing equipment stock and placing orders for new supplies when necessary.
• Responsible for maintaining spare parts usage and inventory for all on-shift activities.
• Ability to manage contractors working in the facility.