Maintenance Supervisor (2nd Shift)

Nestle Operational Services Worldwide SA•Trenton, MO

71d•$84,885 - $127,156•Onsite

About The Position

As the Maintenance Supervisor, you will be responsible for all maintenance functions necessary to ensure efficient plant operations, including manufacturing, processing, packaging, and associated utilities. You will also provide mentorship and skill development to the Maintenance and Operations teams in loss elimination, risk management, and life cycle asset management to sustain a proactive, planned maintenance program. Second Shift hours are generally Monday-Friday, 1 PM - 10 PM, with some weekends as needed.

Requirements

1-3 years of experience in a manufacturing environment and knowledge of production equipment maintenance.
Direct experience in management of mechanics for equipment maintenance.
Strong technical and leadership skills: Ability to lead, motivate, and develop others; able to prioritize, coordinate, and direct users, teams, and multiple tasks.
Knowledge of TPM / PM Pillar Tools including: Breakdown Analysis, Reliability Center Maintenance Practices, PM Optimization and Predictive Maintenance Technologies (infrared, ultrasonic, vibration analysis, etc.).
Understanding of regulatory requirements for food safety.
Knowledge and understanding of the cost drivers of maintenance in manufacturing operations.
Good working knowledge of CMMS systems (SAP, Maxim) with the ability to mine and analyze data for trends/reports.

Nice To Haves

Some knowledge of utilities and facility equipment.

Responsibilities

Guide the factory to reduce technical stoppages in equipment or areas of common occurrence, prioritizing areas of highest incidence or impact.
Ensure detailed review of all lines, processes, and utilities essential to the business, especially those where failure could impact safety, personnel, food safety, the environment, or legal compliance.
Monitor plant/equipment trends to ensure the highest possible operation and reduction of planned/unplanned downtime.
Propose and monitor key performance indicators in accordance with Best Maintenance Practices.
Facilitate the evolution/refinement of maintenance activities to minimize planned and unplanned downtime (PM’s, changeovers, etc.).
Maintain processing and packaging equipment and systems, decreasing unplanned downtime and growing reliability and availability.
Implement all repairs/modifications resulting from Gap assessments, plant audits, and notifications with timely execution and high-quality workmanship.
Own job planning and validate all material and services planning for accuracy and efficiency.
Lead the accurate completion of documentation for equipment history, damage codes, and root cause analysis.
Develop and lead a network of Factory SMEs (subject matter experts), training and guiding them in the implementation and leadership of the NCE Reliability program.
Evaluate team member performance and provide periodic feedback for development.
Share other maintenance-related standard methodologies across all Nestlé factories via corporate engineering website, leadership/training guides, etc.
Collaborate with corporate engineers, suppliers, contractors, and plant partners to ensure customer needs are met.
Encourage close partnership between all functions including Engineering, Production, and Quality Management.
Conduct regular plant inspections to identify potential problems and solicit operator feedback.
Consolidate and analyze factory M&R budgets, driving valuable and sustainable improvements with assistance from Group Engineering Specialists and Engineering Managers.
Manage the technical stores, scheduled Work Orders, labor hour allocation, and equipment Bill of Materials (BOM).