Maintenance Supervisor

International Paper•Richmond, VA

22h•$75,800 - $101,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Supervisor leads and directs plant maintenance activities to keep equipment and facilities in optimum operating condition. The role reports to the Manufacturing Manager about information that may impede plant operations as soon as it becomes known and provides technical expertise regarding plant equipment and facilities. It initiates or maintains a cost-effective preventive maintenance program, implements quality improvement and cost-reduction ideas, and works with vendors and subcontractors to achieve desired results. The Maintenance Supervisor maintains adequate spare-parts inventories, purchases materials, parts, and supplies as required, and troubleshoots and solves problems. This is a salaried, full-time position based in Richmond, Virginia, with a stated pay range of $75,800–$101,000. Placement within the range depends on factors including experience, skills, and abilities. The role is eligible to participate in the company's annual incentive plan.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
Four years of maintenance experience in a manufacturing plant.
Demonstrated personnel supervisory skills.
Action oriented.
Builds effective teams.
Customer focus.
Decision quality.
Develops talent.
Manages conflict.
Optimizes work processes.
Organizational savvy.
Plans and aligns.

Nice To Haves

College and/or related technical courses.
Five years of experience in the corrugated box industry, with heavy experience in electronics.
Experience with mechanics, hydraulics, pneumatics, and electricity.

Responsibilities

Lead and direct plant maintenance activities to keep equipment and facilities in optimum operating condition.
Report promptly to the Manufacturing Manager any information that may impede plant operations, and provide technical expertise regarding plant equipment and facilities.
Initiate and/or maintain a cost-effective preventive maintenance program.
Implement quality improvement and cost-reduction ideas.
Contact and work with vendors and subcontractors to achieve desired results.
Maintain adequate inventories of spare parts.
Purchase materials, parts, and supplies as required.
Troubleshoot and solve problems.