Maintenance Supervisor - Tar Heel

Mauser Packaging Solutions•Charlotte, NC

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Supervisor oversees, plans, and issues work orders for equipment modifications, preventative maintenance, and corrective maintenance. This role involves coordinating repairs with production and scheduling departments, providing hands-on troubleshooting and maintenance of production equipment, and enforcing plant rules. The supervisor is responsible for generating maintenance logs, conducting safety inspections, preparing purchase requisitions for materials and supplies, and potentially managing spare parts inventory and interfacing with vendors. Participation in Lean Manufacturing practices, fostering a positive team environment, and reviewing KPIs to improve operations are key aspects of the role. The supervisor also plans and coordinates equipment installation/removal, ensures team training, and serves as a backup to the Maintenance Manager.

Requirements

Associates Degree and/or technical school certification
Experience with electrical trouble shooting and repair
At least one year of experience leading/supervising in a manufacturing operation
Strong organizational and planning skills
Exceptional written/verbal communication skills and ability to be a team player
Excellent analytical thinking and innovative problem-solving skills
Ability to multi-task, prioritize in a fast-paced environment
Microsoft Office proficiency

Nice To Haves

Previous experience working in a Lean environment preferred
SAP knowledge preferred

Responsibilities

Oversees, plans and issues work orders to appropriate shift team members for the implementation of equipment modifications as well as preventative and any corrective maintenance.
Coordinates repairs and maintenance activities with the production and scheduling departments as necessary.
Remains active on the floor including providing any “hands-on” troubleshooting and maintenance of production equipment.
Enforces all plant rules, monitors attendance and provides corrective action (discipline).
Generates maintenance logs and any documents related to operating metrics such as OEE.
Conducts safety inspections of work areas, examines tools/equipment, and facilitates safety training to prevent, identify and correct unsafe conditions or violation of safety procedures and rules.
Prepares purchase requisitions in order to request any materials and supplies such as tools, equipment and replacement parts.
May maintain spare parts inventory dependent on location.
May interface with vendors and suppliers as necessary to discuss products used in repair work and/or projects that need to be completed.
Participates in Lean Manufacturing practices such as Six Sigma, 5S, FMEA, 8D Problem Analysis.
Fosters a positive working environment and drives the Maintenance team to meet set productivity targets and performance standards.
Review Key Performance Indicators KPIs (Daily, Weekly and Monthly) to make recommendations for improving plant operations, OEE (Overall Equipment Effectiveness) and maintenance problem resolution.
Plans and coordinates the installation and removal of plant equipment.
Ensures Maintenance employees are properly trained in all aspects of their jobs to include safety, quality and production.
Recommends and coordinates any safety and technical training.
Serves as back-up to Maintenance Manager when they are not available.
Performs other duties as assigned.