Maintenance Supervisor

Hydraulic Technologies USA, LLCRockford, IL
$90,000 - $110,000Onsite

About The Position

This position is accountable for providing machining, assembly, and building maintenance support to all internal customers. The objective is to meet or exceed all our customers’ expectations in a timely, safe and cost-effective way.

Requirements

  • Working knowledge of mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic equipment systems.
  • Understanding of plumbing, fabrication, and electrical work.
  • Knowledge in moving and installing production equipment.
  • Understanding of the PLC and NC/CNC interaction.
  • Understanding of AC/DC motor drives, including troubleshooting and repair.
  • Understanding of preventive maintenance issues, hazardous and non-hazardous waste, and complex electrical repairs and CNC equipment.
  • Proficiency in MS Word, Excel, and Access.
  • BS degree or related experience.
  • A minimum of five years related experience and supervision in a manufacturing environment.

Responsibilities

  • Effectively utilize Leadership Standards to create an environment that empowers people to achieve business objectives.
  • Manage a process of continuous improvement of quality, reduction in downtime, and preventive maintenance to improve customer satisfaction.
  • Establish and maintain lean manufacturing and continuous improvement objectives.
  • Develop, monitor and implement goals, objectives and measurements with team members to support the operating plan.
  • Match employee skills with maintenance needs to maximize resource utilization, maintain quality standards of maintenance.
  • Manage the Performance Management System and salary administration program.
  • Establish and maintain operating budget for the department.
  • Administer policies and procedures timely and consistently to maintain high employee morale.
  • Model and promote Leadership Standards to create an environment that mobilizes empowered people to achieve business goals.
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