Shift Manager - Operations / Shift Engineer

Stelco•Haldimand, ON

6d•Onsite

About The Position

With a legacy that spans over 100 years, Stelco is a company that has grown along with Canada and its global partners. We understand that twenty-first century competition demands the highest quality products, period. So, Stelco is bringing together the people, technology, and unmatched market knowledge to, once again, take on that challenge from here at home. This role is responsible for maintaining the safe operations of Utilities facilities, related equipment and personnel in a safe and efficient manner. The Shift Manager provides leadership to bargaining unit personnel, assigned service groups, and contractors.

Requirements

TSSA 2nd Class Operating Engineer Certificate preferred. Will consider 3rd Class who is working towards their 2nd.
2+ years of supervisory experience in a heavy industrial or unionized environment as a Shift Engineer.
Strong mechanical troubleshooting skills required.
Good working knowledge of electrical or mechanical maintenance practices and required skills.
Strong oral and written communication skills.
Good interpersonal and leadership skills.
Strong problem-solving skills.
Ability and desire to work in a shop floor environment.
Proficient in MS Office.
An enthusiastic approach and ability to learn quickly and assume responsibility.
As a manager/supervisor of the company, qualified candidates for this role also must demonstrate the ability to manage change, communicate effectively, and lead high-performance teams.
A valid driver’s license and vehicle is required to work at this facility.

Responsibilities

Administer the company safety program to ensure a safe work environment within the Operating facility.
Promote safety by various means (safety contacts, safety tours, incident investigations and follow-up, SDS and JSA review, equipment condition, etc.) and leads by example.
Ensure adherence to all environmental control procedures and relevant codes and standards.
Apply technical principles and problem-solving techniques to evaluate and resolve equipment issues to maximize operating efficiencies.
Supervise, direct and coordinate the efforts of operators and co-ops to repair and maintain various mill equipment to keep the operations running at maximum efficiency with minimum interruption.
Enhance operational efficiency while ensuring safety and compliance.
Use technical knowledge and maintenance history of equipment to develop and implement preventive maintenance programs.
Perform administrative activities such as scheduling and paying employees, completing maintenance reports, conducting safety conversations, and compiling other reporting as necessary by the operating facility.
Establish performance goals and objectives with Day Manager/Area Manager – Steam Generation.