Facility Maintenance Supervisor

McKesson•Jeffersonville, IN

2d•$63,500 - $105,800

About The Position

McKesson is seeking an IT Maintenance Supervisor to support an Automated Prescription Refill Center (ARC) for major retailers. The role oversees maintenance activities involving mechanical systems, such as refrigeration and conveyors, as well as IT systems, including computers, networks, and peripheral devices. The Maintenance Supervisor plans and oversees work, reviews reports and records, coordinates with managers and supervisors, and helps ensure timely completion of maintenance activities. The role also manages inventory control, vendor relationships, preventative maintenance planning, site safety and security programs, and maintenance procedures. The supervisor is responsible for hiring, training, and developing maintenance team personnel. The position is scheduled for a day shift, Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with flexibility to work evening shifts as needed. The posted base pay range is $63,500–$105,800. McKesson notes that an annual bonus or long-term incentive opportunities may also be offered. A four-year degree in a related field or equivalent experience is required, along with the ability to lift and carry 20–100 pounds.

Requirements

At least 2 years of facilities engineering experience and demonstrated leadership skills.
Ability to analyze problems and move from symptoms to root causes.
Familiarity with networking, routers, switches, and equipment integration.
Mechanical and electrical aptitude, including conveyors, PLCs, and air pneumatics.
Computer proficiency with Microsoft Office, including Access, SQL Servers, and Windows XP, Windows 7, and Windows 10.
Professional verbal and written communication skills.
Strong customer orientation.
Proven success managing a team.
Ability to work with Windows XP, Windows 7, Server 2008, and SQL Server.
Ability to configure and troubleshoot IBM-compatible computers.
Ability to download and upload PLC programs and troubleshoot PLC functions.
A four-year degree in a related field or equivalent experience.
Ability to lift and carry 20–100 pounds.
Flexibility to work evening shifts as needed.

Responsibilities

Oversee maintenance activities for an Automated Refill Center, including mechanical systems such as refrigeration and conveyors and IT systems such as computers, networks, and peripheral devices.
Review and analyze reports, records, and directives; confer with managers and supervisors to gather information for planning activities and address work status or problems.
Maintain security and accountability of materials and goods through inventory control.
Evaluate existing procedures and practices and develop and implement improvements as needed.
Provide work direction, resolve problems, and set deadlines to ensure timely completion of work.
Work with vendors to operate, maintain, and support proprietary and shelf system software.
Install, configure, troubleshoot, and maintain computer networks, hardware, and software.
Maintain site safety and security programs, including LOTO, the Hazardous Waste Program, and security inspections.
Maintain site preventative maintenance planning, including the computerized PM management system and program accountability.
Maintain the site spare-parts inventory and usage program to ensure equipment has adequate spare parts.
Hire, train, and develop maintenance team personnel.
Create and maintain preventative maintenance procedures and document repair procedures for future use and training.
Analyze computer cards and chips and replace them when necessary.
Troubleshoot Ethernet network systems, cabling, and I/O devices.
Set up and analyze RS232/RS422 communications between computers or between computers and peripheral devices.
Develop an overall maintenance schedule based on the requirements of each device.
Direct and guide diverse teams in daily maintenance activities and develop training plans for junior personnel.
Maintain and troubleshoot conveyors, refrigeration units, printers, and other equipment.
Work with pneumatic circuits involving cylinders and solenoid valves.
Download and upload PLC programs and troubleshoot PLC functions.
Work with control circuits using devices such as photo eyes, solenoid valves, limit switches, indicating lights, and safety switches.