Maintenance Supervisor II (Rock Springs, WY)

Simplot•Rock Springs, WY

12h

About The Position

The Maintenance Supervisor II provides leadership and direction for the safe, environmentally sound, and efficient operation and maintenance of equipment and processes in compliance with applicable laws, rules, and regulations. The role supervises, schedules, evaluates, trains, and motivates hourly personnel while maintaining confidentiality and promoting process, organizational, and personnel improvements. The incumbent is expected to build positive working relationships and represent leadership perspectives constructively. This is a proactive maintenance and operations leadership role, identifying process and equipment vulnerabilities and developing plans to address them. The position is based at the ABW Plant in Rock Springs, Wyoming.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
At least 3 years of related experience and/or training.
Progressive experience in an industrial environment.

Nice To Haves

Prior supervisory experience.

Responsibilities

Maintain effective communication among departments, crews, and other supervisors.
Ensure direct reports have the training and tools needed to complete work safely and efficiently.
Improve workplace safety through compliance with rules and regulations, inspections, and training.
Ensure environmental compliance through knowledge and enforcement of procedures and requirements.
Maintain housekeeping standards and expectations.
Participate in and support the CARE about safety program.
Encourage new and innovative ways of thinking.
Set an example, maintain open communications, coach hourly employees, provide training opportunities, set goals, conduct performance evaluations, and resolve employee work issues.
Uphold respectful workplace policies and enforce work rules.
Supervise operating, maintenance, and troubleshooting processes.
Communicate processes and procedures clearly to direct reports.
Attend in-house and external technical and supervisory seminars and training sessions.
Troubleshoot, monitor, and maintain equipment.
Complete required reports and inspections.
Control costs to a budget.
Maintain responsibility for equipment uptime and account for equipment downtime.
Organize outages to minimize equipment downtime by establishing effective cross-departmental partnerships.
Identify process and equipment vulnerabilities and create plans to address findings.