General Supervisor - Electrical

Turner Mining Group•Tucson, AZ

46d

About The Position

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS Provide strong safety leadership for the electrical group across all site operations. Understand, apply, and enforce all relevant federal, state, and local health and safety regulations. Support environmental compliance across processing facilities and site infrastructure. Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair all electrical systems on site, including incoming power distribution supporting processing areas and mine-wide operations. Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair electric mining shovels used for production. Oversee powerline construction, upgrades, and maintenance activities. Assist in prioritizing and optimizing electrical, process controls, and communications work across the entire operation. Order and manage parts, materials, and equipment to ensure uninterrupted production. Contribute to meeting and sustaining copper cathode output goals. Support cost-control efforts for both processing and mining departments. Develop, manage, and refine a comprehensive preventive maintenance program. Ensure high-quality workmanship, including customer service, procedures, tooling, and personnel performance. Direct and provide guidance to team members, including process control technicians, the electrical lead, and journeyman/second-class electricians. Mentor, train, and develop employees for long-term advancement. Collaborate closely with processing operations, mining, laboratory, and other departments to improve safety, environmental performance, production efficiency, cost control, and overall quality. Work cooperatively with union personnel to maintain effective plant and field operations. Administer company and departmental policies in a consistent and effective manner. Assist in developing and executing both capital and operational projects aimed at improving plant and site performance. Serve as backup for the Maintenance Supervisor when required.

Requirements

Strong technical foundation in electrical and process control systems, including deep understanding of electrical theory and hands-on experience with AC and DC circuits, motors, and troubleshooting.
Ability to interpret and work from electrical schematics, logic diagrams, and wiring drawings.
Experience with PLC systems, low- and medium-voltage equipment, switchgear, motor controls, and solid-state drive systems.
Demonstrated commitment to world-class safety practices.
Demonstrated commitment to environmental compliance.
Excellent written and verbal communication abilities with staff, peers, and management.
Valid driver’s license required.
Minimum of eight (8) years of electrical experience in a mining environment.
Strong computer skills required.
At least five (5) years of supervisory experience.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline preferred.
Extensive plant and leadership experience (10+ years) may be considered in place of formal education.

Responsibilities

Provide strong safety leadership for the electrical group across all site operations.
Understand, apply, and enforce all relevant federal, state, and local health and safety regulations.
Support environmental compliance across processing facilities and site infrastructure.
Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair all electrical systems on site, including incoming power distribution supporting processing areas and mine-wide operations.
Maintain, troubleshoot, and repair electric mining shovels used for production.
Oversee powerline construction, upgrades, and maintenance activities.
Assist in prioritizing and optimizing electrical, process controls, and communications work across the entire operation.
Order and manage parts, materials, and equipment to ensure uninterrupted production.
Contribute to meeting and sustaining copper cathode output goals.
Support cost-control efforts for both processing and mining departments.
Develop, manage, and refine a comprehensive preventive maintenance program.
Ensure high-quality workmanship, including customer service, procedures, tooling, and personnel performance.
Direct and provide guidance to team members, including process control technicians, the electrical lead, and journeyman/second-class electricians.
Mentor, train, and develop employees for long-term advancement.
Collaborate closely with processing operations, mining, laboratory, and other departments to improve safety, environmental performance, production efficiency, cost control, and overall quality.
Work cooperatively with union personnel to maintain effective plant and field operations.
Administer company and departmental policies in a consistent and effective manner.
Assist in developing and executing both capital and operational projects aimed at improving plant and site performance.
Serve as backup for the Maintenance Supervisor when required.