Facility Supervisor

Emerald Transformer•Los Angeles, CA

2h•$34 - $40•Onsite

About The Position

The Facility Supervisor leads and coordinates daily activities on assigned shifts to ensure decommissioning, material recovery, production, and shipment work is completed safely, efficiently, and in accordance with company procedures. The position assigns and verifies work, trains and supports facility technicians, and is accountable for shift performance, equipment, tools, housekeeping, and work quality. The supervisor also participates directly in transformer and power distribution unit decommissioning, oil removal, material separation, equipment operation, and loading. Success requires visible safety leadership, sound judgment, clear communication, and the ability to respond to changing operational needs.

Requirements

High school diploma or equivalent.
At least one year of supervisory, lead, or shift-coordination experience in an industrial, recycling, manufacturing, warehouse, maintenance, or similar hands-on work environment.
Working knowledge of industrial safety practices, hazard recognition, spill prevention, personal protective equipment, and safe material-handling practices.
Basic understanding of energy-control and electrical-hazard awareness when working around decommissioned electrical equipment.
Knowledge of safe practices for handling, transferring, containing, labeling, and staging oil, solvents, chemicals, and other liquid materials.
Ability to lead by example and consistently reinforce company safety, environmental, quality, and operating requirements.
Ability to establish clear expectations, assign work effectively, and hold employees accountable respectfully and professionally.
Demonstrated independent decision-making and problem-solving ability in a fast-moving, physically demanding operation.
Ability to perform heavy work, including exerting up to 100 pounds of force occasionally and more than 50 pounds of force frequently, with or without reasonable accommodation.

Nice To Haves

Valid driver’s license.
Experience using hand, power, or pneumatic tools and working around industrial equipment.
Experience operating forklifts, overhead cranes, hoists, balers, or similar material-handling equipment.
Experience with transformers, electrical equipment, metal recycling, oil handling, material recovery, or field decommissioning.
Experience training employees, assigning work, and monitoring the completion and quality of assigned tasks.

Responsibilities

Plan, assign, communicate, and monitor shift work to ensure production, decommissioning, material recovery, housekeeping, and shipment activities are completed safely and on schedule.
Direct assigned personnel and take ownership of shift performance, work quality, productivity, and task completion.
Communicate shift priorities, safety expectations, production goals, and changes in work assignments to employees.
Train, coach, and assist facility technicians in safe work practices, standard operating procedures, equipment use, material identification, and efficient task execution.
Monitor employee work and provide timely instruction or correction when work does not meet safety, quality, productivity, or operating expectations.
Ensure employees comply with company safety, environmental, quality, and operational policies and procedures.
Enforce requirements for personal protective equipment, respirator use, oil and chemical handling, equipment operation, housekeeping, and hazard reporting.
Conduct or support pre-shift planning, job hazard reviews, equipment inspections, and other required safety or operational activities.
Stop or escalate work when conditions are unsafe, required safeguards are unavailable, or work is outside established procedures or employee qualifications.
Promptly communicate safety, staffing, equipment, quality, environmental, or production concerns to the Plant Operations Manager.
Disassemble decommissioned transformers, power distribution units, and related electrical equipment using appropriate hand, power, and pneumatic tools.
Pump, transfer, contain, label, and stage oil and other liquids in accordance with company procedures, spill-prevention practices, and environmental requirements.
Ensure oils, solvents, chemicals, and other liquid materials are properly handled, stored, and prepared for reuse or disposal.

Benefits

Choice of three medical insurance programs.
Life insurance.
Vision insurance.
Dental insurance.
Tuition reimbursement.
Competitive 401(k) match incentive and vesting timeline.
Telemedicine.
Long-term and short-term disability coverage.
Legal services.
Employee discount program for purchases including vacations, restaurants, auto insurance, and gym memberships.
Annual vacation and sick pay.
Career pathing and promotion from within.