Maintenance Supervisor

Ideal candidates are expected to meet the following qualifications:

Previous experience in managing a Maintenance crew.

Demonstrated prior experience in factory maintenance complemented by a proven track record of excellence in the workplace.

Proficiency in handling injection molding equipment, chrome electroplating, as well as a comprehensive understanding of Hydraulic, Pneumatic, and Electrical systems.

Familiarity with 480 VAC, 120 VAC, and 24v D.C. systems and their application in machinery and equipment operations.

Previous training in Electrical safety, Lock out / Tag out, and confined space protocols is highly desirable.

Ability to interpret electrical and hydraulic prints with precision.

Competency in general repair tasks and a proactive approach to problem-solving.

Key responsibilities and essential aspects of the role include:

Supervision and oversight of a team of maintenance technicians across multiple shifts, ensuring seamless operations.

Addressing supervisory matters, including but not limited to approving timecards, delegating tasks, scheduling work shifts, and managing PTO for a team of up to 8 members.

Upholding stringent health and safety standards, particularly in adherence to Lock Out/Tag Out procedures and other mandated training/certifications as stipulated by MIOSHA and/or the Maintenance Manager.

Proficient arc welding skills for fabrication and repair of racks, stands, and equipment, coupled with adept handling of acetylene cutting and gas welding torches.

Extensive knowledge and practical application of Hydraulic, Pneumatic, and Electrical systems as necessitated by the job.

Competence in running various piping systems, conducting equipment disassembly, identifying faulty components, and executing repairs.

Familiarity with gasoline-powered material handling equipment for maintenance and repair purposes.

Ensuring proper operation and safety compliance of support equipment, while maintaining a high standard of workplace organization and cleanliness.

Thorough understanding and utilization of machine-specific documentation, including the ability to read electrical and hydraulic prints proficiently.

Additional responsibilities may involve building maintenance and repair tasks as required.

This position reports directly to the Maintenance Manager.

Additional qualifications and requirements:

Previous factory maintenance experience with a commendable work history is essential.

Basic knowledge of injection molding equipment, chrome electroplating, Hydraulic, Pneumatic, and Electrical systems.

Completion of prior training in Electrical safety, Lock out / Tag out, and confined space procedures is preferred.

• Benefits package paid holidays, paid time off, medical, vision, and dental benefits, UNUM supplemental insurance, employee assistance program/life insurance benefits, 401K, and potential for career advancement.

Applicants must be at least 18 years of age, adhere strictly to all safety protocols, and possess reliable transportation. Continuous movement, prolonged standing, keen attention to detail, and basic mathematical skills are prerequisites for all positions. Previous factory experience with a commendable work history is preferred, and successful candidates must commit to a 60-day probationary period without any absences.

Experience in Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs) for at least 1 year and Industrial Maintenance for a minimum of 3 years is required.

This is an in-person position.