Facilities Supervisor

T1 Energy•Dallas, TX

7d•Onsite

About The Position

T1 Energy is looking to hire a Facilities Supervisor whose overall responsibility is performing duties and assisting management within the engineering operation of a manufacturing and distribution environment, or other facilities as directed by management. Individuals are expected to understand all aspects of the operation, adhere to safety standards and meet production guidelines.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent
Associate’s degree in a technical field or equivalent technical Military education and related experience
At least four years of military or industrial experience in one or more of the following areas: plumbing, electrical, refrigeration, HVAC, or electrical controls
10+ years working in maintenance in a leadership role
Intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook) as well as the ability to record and log work in a CMMS software platform
Ability to understand, follow, and execute written and/or oral instructions
Strong electrical knowledge. Must have the ability to troubleshoot motor control panels and related components. High and Low voltage (>480) and train as needed
Superior verbal and written communication skills. Ability to communicate appropriately within the department at a site level
Ability to analyze, problem solve, and make decisions independently
Ability to work under pressure while meeting immediate goals, deadlines, standards and expectations
Proficient in safe operation of articulating aerial lifts
Experience conducting and managing teams to perform PMs and repairs on building systems and forklifts
Must have advanced preventive maintenance, troubleshooting skills and repair methods
Strong mechanical knowledge. Ability to lead the team to change parts and do minor rebuilding of components
Experience working with CMMS(Hexagon EAM)
Ability to lift a maximum of 50lbs based on needs of the role
Perform repetitive movements (e.g. climbing ladders), reaching, bending, push/pull bins, repetitive wrist movement, be stationary, mobile or physically active for entirety of the shift
Frequent use of sight to detect images on computer, testing equipment, office documents, and office objects near and far
Ability to work quickly, accurately, and safely while using machinery

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s Degree in an engineering discipline

Responsibilities

Lead two shifts including leading and developing facilities specialists, directing technician work, planning work, coordinating work with production, approving technician time and managing technician vacation approvals.
Be the facilities POC for the plant leadership team during shift.
Deliver training to technicians and create training materials.
"Safety Ambassador" for the facilities team. Ensuring maintenance activities are being conducted safely and within company’s safety policies and performs safety audits on facilities related work
Train on the safe usage and operation of metal and wood fabrication tools
Plans and coordinates necessary Facilities Equipment downtime repairs and makes recommendations to facilities leadership
Lead facilities specialists and technicians in the creation, execution, and training of predictive/preventive maintenance activities as needed
Ensure the facilities shifts are completing assignments in a safe manner and have a firm understanding of safety policies and procedures affiliated with facilities related work
Oversee contractor work to ensure safe work practices and scope of work is being adhered to
Effectively train/mentor technicians and specialists on predictive/preventative maintenance of equipment and systems and delegates
Efficiently create basic equipment daily inspection standards, repairs/replaces Facilities Equipment that fails
Write reviews and provide real-time performance feedback to technicians and specialists.
Manipulates and troubleshoots the Controls System Overview System to find and clear faults
Navigates the Controls System to find Facilities Equipment System efficiently and find equipment data
Oversee regulatory testing on fire pump and sprinkler visual PMs
Lead systematic power recovery of the building
Lead operation, maintenance, tests, and repairs of mechanical, electrical and controls equipment, systems, and components
Applies knowledge of electrical/electronic and mechanical principles in determining equipment malfunctions and mechanical support
Applies skills in restoring equipment to operational status including but not limited to Electrical distribution, Air Compressors, Chillers, Vacuum pumps, Regenerative Thermal Oxidizer and HVAC
Monitors Control System Overview to identify system problems such as jams, faults, etc.
Assists with preventive/predictive maintenance of equipment and systems
Responsible for maintaining safety guidelines, cleanliness and security standards
Identify and surface issues to leadership in a timely fashion
Comply and meet standard operating procedures
Perform other duties and special project(s), as assigned by management