Equipment Maintenance Technician Supervisor D Shift (Wednesday-Friday, every other Saturday 6pm-6am)

Bosch Group•Roseville, CA

5d•$85,000 - $95,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Equipment Maintenance Technician Supervisor supervises and technically directs employees performing line maintenance in wafer fabrication areas. This is a working-supervisor role that also involves equipment repair and upkeep in an assigned area, including scheduled and unscheduled downtime. The supervisor documents equipment maintenance, establishes and monitors preventive maintenance schedules, audits equipment repair specifications, and interfaces with other departments and outside vendors. The role is onsite in Roseville, California, and works D shift: Wednesday through Friday and every other Saturday, from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. The shift is eligible for a 15% shift premium. The position requires individuals authorized to work in the United States; future work-authorization sponsorship is unavailable.

Requirements

Associate degree or certificate in Electronics.
Five years of direct industrial manufacturing experience.
Ability to work effectively with teams across departments.
Strong attention to detail in data entry and tracking, including identifying and addressing data discrepancies.
Ability to lead challenging cross-functional conversations, facilitate discussions, provide insights, influence decisions, and foster alignment and collaboration in diverse groups.
Ability to train and guide team members with varying skill levels using clear communication and adaptable teaching methods.
Ability to develop training materials, deliver presentations, and ensure understanding and retention of key concepts.
Ability to quickly learn and navigate new software programs and technology, with a proactive approach to troubleshooting and finding resources.
Must be authorized to work in the United States; future sponsorship for work authorization is unavailable.

Nice To Haves

Semiconductor experience.

Responsibilities

Provide timely technical assistance for equipment failures and downtime problems.
Arrange equipment installation, adjustments, repairs, and preventive maintenance; establish maintenance and repair programs and procedures.
Develop new or improved equipment or manufacturing processes and evaluate plant compliance and safety standards.
Hold regularly scheduled staff meetings, maintain time records, balance department schedules with production schedules, and administer technical training programs.
Screen and hire employees, conduct performance appraisals and disciplinary actions, and allocate personnel to achieve daily production goals.
Inspect work for quality and effective task completion, ensuring quality specifications are followed.
Perform equipment repair and upkeep in the assigned area, document maintenance, establish and monitor preventive maintenance schedules, audit repair specifications, and coordinate with departments and outside vendors.