Supervisor, Instrumentation & Electrical

Mitsubishi Chemical Group•Pasadena, TX

1d•$110,000 - $115,000

About The Position

Mitsubishi Chemical America’s Specialty Resins Division is seeking a seasoned Instrumentation & Electrical Supervisor to lead maintenance excellence and equipment reliability supporting acrylic resin manufacturing. This is a high-impact leadership role where you’ll guide skilled I/E technicians, oversee calibration and electrical systems integrity, and ensure safe, compliant, and reliable plant operations. You’ll also serve as a key cross-craft leader, backing up mechanical maintenance and partnering with engineering, operations, and projects teams.

Requirements

12+ years of I/E supervision experience in chemical or process manufacturing
Strong knowledge of instrumentation, electrical systems, and control equipment
Experience with calibration programs and CMMS systems
Ability to read and interpret detailed electrical & instrumentation drawings
Working knowledge of Process Safety Management (PSM) environments
Proven leadership, planning, and organizational skills
Strong communication across hourly teams, engineers, and leadership

Nice To Haves

Associate degree or technical certification in I&E (preferred)

Responsibilities

Lead and coordinate daily work for I/E technicians across preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance
Ensure reliability and compliance of instrumentation, control systems, and electrical equipment
Own calibration programs and maintenance records (flow, temperature, scale, etc.)
Supervise contractors and plan outages, shutdown work, and major repairs
Troubleshoot equipment failures and drive repair/replace decisions
Maintain and update electrical & instrumentation drawings and CMMS data
Support capital projects, upgrades, and reliability improvements
Participate in PSM, MOC, and safety system integrity activities
Collaborate across crafts and back up Mechanical Maintenance leadership when needed
Support on-call rotation for plant reliability and emergency response