Electrical Supervisor

Quikrete Heavy Construction Materials•Martinsburg, WV

2d•Onsite

About The Position

We are looking for an Electrical Supervisor to join our team in Martinsburg, WV. As an Electrical Supervisor with Quikrete Heavy Construction Materials your primary responsibility is to supervise the hourly electrical maintenance employees to ensure that the plant is well-maintained. The Electrical Supervisor is also responsible for ensuring that all work is completed in a safe, efficient, and timely manner and in compliance with environmental requirements while keeping budgetary considerations in mind. Additionally, they will assist plant teams in ensuring operability, maintainability, and commissioning of new electrical and instrumentation.

Requirements

Minimum of 5 years of experience in a continuous manufacturing process or related heavy industry, specifically focused on maintenance of all facets of electrical and instrument systems.
History of success staying updated on new technologies and techniques related to the industrial electrical /mechanical trends.
Proficient in SAP, Word, Excel, and other relevant programs.
Proficient in troubleshooting all electrical systems, including VFD drives, power distribution equipment, control circuits, instrumentation, and PLCs.
High School Diploma

Nice To Haves

Certification in Electrical/Instrumentation related field preferred.

Responsibilities

Assign tasks and jobs, ensuring that tools, parts, supplies, and equipment are available.
Clearly define the scope of work, tools, and materials required for efficient and safe completion of each job.
Provide field supervision to ensure the efficiency and effectiveness of direct reports.
Offer technical expertise to both mechanical and electrical resources as needed.
Ensure that electrical and instrument work is carried out in compliance with plant safety procedures and policies.
Coordinate departmental resources to effectively resolve emergent issues in a timely manner.
Execute the electrical and instrument backlog in CMMS, prioritize work orders, and plan activities to achieve optimal plant results.
Proactively manage quarterly audit information and maintain history files of instruments and electrical apparatus relevant to plant operations (e.g., continuous emission monitoring equipment, environmental equipment, NEC code regulations, MSHA, maintenance, and repair history).
Continuously assess spare parts availability and recommend stocking levels.
In conjunction with the planner, establish and maintain a system for proper storage of pre-works and parts for pending work.
Develop and implement electrical/instrumentation improvements and modifications based on corrective actions or requests from other departments.
Control the use and coordinate the work of outside electrical contractors, ensuring compliance with all health and safety rules and regulations.
Supervise the hourly electrical technicians; schedule their work, and time off and manage their timecards on a weekly basis.
Meet appropriate deadlines with timekeeping and other projects as required.
Assist in the annual budgeting process and monthly forecasting.