Maintenance Supervisor

Airtech International•Huntington Beach, CA

About The Position

The Maintenance Supervisor oversees daily maintenance activities and repair schedules using the existing CMMS. The role adjusts, repairs, and maintains assigned extrusion, conversion, and facility equipment, with responsibility for production and quality on that equipment. The supervisor manages maintenance team members, assigns tasks, and leads maintenance workers through hands-on technical work and troubleshooting. The position also supports preventive maintenance, equipment inspections, repairs, testing, spare-parts inventory, and the administrative functions of the department. The schedule is Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM.

Requirements

High school diploma.
A degree or certificate from a technical school, or equivalent work experience.
At least five years of industrial maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment.
At least three years of experience as a maintenance supervisor or equivalent.
Understanding and use of standard hand and machine shop tools.
Must pass yearly forklift certification testing.

Responsibilities

Manage maintenance crew schedules and assign preventive maintenance, special projects, and other tasks to maintain facility equipment.
Analyze mechanical and operational problems on assigned equipment, plan corrective action, and make necessary corrections and running adjustments to maintain production and quality.
Review production schedules and perform scheduled maintenance when equipment is not scheduled for manufacturing.
Supervise equipment operation after repairs, changeovers, or extended maintenance when practical, until production and quality levels are assured.
Perform preventive maintenance checks and inspections, report findings to the supervisor, and take appropriate action.
Notify the manager about recurring equipment malfunctions, corrective actions taken, quality problems, and needed supplies.
Work with purchasing to keep spare-parts and tool inventories current and stocked.
Use precision measuring and gauging tools to inspect equipment before starting a job.
Repair, rebuild, or overhaul manufacturing or service equipment using blueprints, company manuals, and written or verbal instructions.
Set up and test production equipment under power, identify mechanical difficulties, trace them to their sources, and correct problems.
Instruct and direct assigned maintenance trainees.
Operate equipment during relief periods as needed.
Perform departmental administrative functions, including employee timesheet reconciliation and implementing departmental policies and management directives.
Conduct probationary reviews with management present and conduct employee performance reviews, recommending performance increases, retraining, transfer, or termination.
Maintain current forklift certification by passing yearly certification testing.
Notify the manager of potential safety hazards.
Perform other duties and tasks assigned by the manager.