Film Maintenance Supervisor

Toray Plastics (America), Inc.•North Kingstown, RI

43d•Onsite

About The Position

The Film Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for maintaining daily maintenance activities by managing the maintenance group personnel and plant equipment with the utmost safety and efficiency 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. This role involves work planning, performance management, shutdown scheduling, and cost control.

Requirements

High school diploma required.
Experience and technical background on the mechanical and/or electrical operations of manufacturing equipment.
Prior supervisory experience preferred.
Prior experience in a chemical manufacturing environment preferred.

Nice To Haves

Mechanical or Electrical Engineering degree, technical degree, or business degree.

Responsibilities

Responsible for daily day and night maintenance personnel work planning, including tools, materials, and safety aspects. Provide instructions to maintenance staff and follow up on planned work.
Utilize INFOR (computer maintenance management system) for generating work orders, preventive maintenance tasks, and closing work orders. Ensure correct data entry for work orders.
Responsible for the performance of maintenance personnel, including technician safety, work ethics, and attendance records. Take corrective action as needed and conduct yearly performance reviews.
Plan maintenance shutdown schedules for minor and major shutdowns and forward them to the Maintenance Manager/Director.
Utilize Microsoft Office Tools such as Word, Excel, Power Point, and Project.
Maintain the appropriate level of spare parts and create requisitions.
Discuss with vendors or contractors regarding parts issues or work to be performed, including scheduling and planning.
Daily contact with Production, Technical, and Engineering groups regarding daily work planning and problem troubleshooting.
Be on call 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and answer calls after work hours from production and night maintenance.
Reduce costs by controlling overtime, outside labor, equipment performance, work efficiency, and spare parts usage.
Be CPR and Incident Command trained to take control of situations involving energy sources and hazardous materials.
Responsible for the safety of personnel. Write safety, work, and preventive maintenance procedures, and energy control procedures.
Supervise staff and participate in safety programs such as STOP, DESC, Safety Hazard Photo Awareness activities, 5S, and See Something Say Something.