Maintenance Supervisor

Washington Mills•Niagara Falls, NY

22d•$85,000 - $95,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Supervisor reports to the Maintenance Manager and will oversee a team of hourly personnel. This position ensures that all millwrights and electricians are safely meeting all established tasks necessary to meet established goals and production standards. This person directs changes and may alter priorities based on current situations. Direct the department millwrights and electricians to respond to breakdown work within the facility in a timely manner. Uses best judgment and knowledge to suggest repairs or rebuilds of equipment. Support all plant safety guidance and objectives, including a clean and orderly shop. Inspect all work performed to ensure it is completed effectively and efficiently. In collaboration with the Maintenance Manager and Production Superintendent, develop a preventative maintenance schedule which is strictly adhered to. Inspect equipment and write work orders for repairs or improvements. Work with plant engineers as needed to create and suggest process/equipment improvements. Train skilled trades on proper inspection of equipment.Ensure tradesmen provide proper documentation regarding inspections and repairs. Schedule and track monthly safety training and toolbox talks. Perform safety inspections as needed.

Requirements

Have 3+ years of supervisory experience of skilled tradesman in an industrial environment.
Be well-organized, detail oriented, and have proficient skills in excel and word
Be mechanically and electrically proficient; able to diagnose and evaluate equipment and processes
Be proficient in interpretation of blueprints and electrical schematics
Have the ability to parallel tasks and stay focused on several items at once

Responsibilities

Direct the department millwrights and electricians to respond to breakdown work within the facility in a timely manner.
Uses best judgment and knowledge to suggest repairs or rebuilds of equipment.
Support all plant safety guidance and objectives, including a clean and orderly shop.
Inspect all work performed to ensure it is completed effectively and efficiently.
In collaboration with the Maintenance Manager and Production Superintendent, develop a preventative maintenance schedule which is strictly adhered to.
Inspect equipment and write work orders for repairs or improvements.
Work with plant engineers as needed to create and suggest process/equipment improvements.
Train skilled trades on proper inspection of equipment.
Ensure tradesmen provide proper documentation regarding inspections and repairs.
Schedule and track monthly safety training and toolbox talks.
Perform safety inspections as needed.