Maintenance Supervisor

McCain Foods•Rice Lake, WI

4d•Onsite

About The Position

In every role, McCainers are ambitious, curious, and interested in helping each other create good work experiences. We think about the customer and make doing business with McCain easy. Our Maintenance Packaging Supervisor will be responsible for troubleshooting and maintaining electrical systems, as well as supervising/managing packaging technicians. A successful candidate will have both electrical/packaging and supervisory experience in an industrial setting. Will support the development of all departments within maintenance to a world-class level, driving change in Preventive, Predictive Maintenance, MRO Inventory Control, and Planning. This role will require a working schedule of Monday - Friday 6am to 4pm.

Requirements

High School or GED diploma
Supervisory/management experience
Knowledge of maintaining and troubleshooting industrial electrical distribution systems.
Must know of using Microsoft Excel, Word, Outlook, and PowerPoint

Nice To Haves

Experience with 3-phase motor controls, 480V AC systems, and low voltage DC systems
Experience with a Computerized Maintenance Management System (CMMS)
Experience maintaining mechanical drive components and mechanical drive systems
Experience referencing and using electrical safety standards – NEC and NFPA 70-E
Experience with industrial electrical systems design, process controls design and implementation

Responsibilities

Lead the crew through a transformation by focusing on organizational strategies to optimize workflow processes and equipment improvement
Troubleshooting and maintaining mechanical and electrical systems in the packaging equipment area
Ensuring packaging equipment is operating reliably, efficiently, and in compliance with all electrical and mechanical safety regulations
Promoting safety through proactive involvement in safety training, adherence to the safety program, and implementation of Electrical Safe Work Practices
Working closely and coordinating with production, environmental, and other maintenance personnel to ensure manpower is utilized and necessary tasks for equipment productivity and reliability are accomplished through the maintenance work process
Identifying and implementing electrical improvements that result in year-over-year improvements in safety, production, maintenance, and costs
Troubleshoots and help correct HMI, PLC, process control, packaging and electrical problems.
Assist with the development of new electrical/process control systems and be involved with project development as well as new system installations.
Schedule calibrations and inspections of process control/electrical equipment with written documentation.
Perform all electrical maintenance in compliance.
Coordinate projects with outside contractors and plant management staff.
Coordinates day-to-day operations with management staff to ensure minimal downtime.
Establish and develop written training programs for the applicable maintenance and operation of PLC, HMI, and electrical and packaging equipment.
Train plant staff on the electrical control system.
Install and set hardware and software configurations.
Work with management in the development of plant projects and packaging upgrades.
Assist in establishing the project cost.
Research electrical/instrumentation equipment and/or systems and provide recommendations for specific projects.
Maintain past, current, and future packaging systems prints and control systems configuration documentation.
Under the direction of management, purchase hardware, software, and electrical systems parts to sustain plant production demands.
Performs other duties as assigned by management.
Identify all parts that need to be added to CMMS system