Surintendant machines

Domtar Products•Windsor, QC

1d•Onsite

About The Position

Domtar is a leader in the manufacturing of pulp, paper, packaging, tissue paper, and wood products. With our commitment to safety and sustainability, as well as operational excellence and our diverse network of facilities in Canada and the United States, we offer our customers worldwide high-quality products at competitive prices. Our team consists of 14,000 talented and dedicated people. We are proud to offer competitive compensation, a stimulating work environment, rewarding career paths, and numerous development and learning opportunities. The Windsor, Quebec, Canada facility is looking for skilled individuals to fill the position of Machine Superintendent. This is a permanent, full-time position.

Requirements

Hold a bachelor's degree in chemical, mechanical, electrical engineering, or another relevant field. Training combined with relevant work experience may be considered equivalent.
A minimum of 10 years of experience in the pulp and paper industry or in a unionized manufacturing environment.
A minimum of 5 years of management experience.
The ability to mobilize employees and collaborators to achieve objectives.
Demonstrate a high capacity for assimilation and rapid adaptation in a constantly evolving environment.
Good communication skills.
Bilingual English: required as part of this role, you will interact regularly with clients, partners, and/or our US subsidiaries, both orally and in writing.

Responsibilities

Manage and actively develop, with the team's help, performance improvement plans to achieve expected results in terms of performance indicators.
Promote awareness of health and safety at work through various interventions, communication methods, or specific training programs.
Work in conjunction with other operations and maintenance departments and service sectors to achieve plant priorities.
Work in close collaboration with employees in the paper machine and pulp preparation areas.
Ensure compliance with plant regulations, health and safety standards, the collective labor agreement, and environmental and quality standards.
Place a high level of importance on reliability, including planning, scheduling, and condition monitoring.
Use continuous improvement principles to resolve issues related to health and safety, environment, quality, production, and cost reduction.