Maintenance Supervisor

Maintenance Supervisor Salary Range: $100,000 to $110,000 Location: Burns Lake, BC Ready to be at the heart of a zero‑carbon energy future? The Maintenance Supervisor at Drax is responsible for leading and executing safe preventive and predictive maintenance, as well as repairs for mechanical, electrical, plumbing, general equipment, mobile equipment, and other facility systems at the Burns Lake Plant. Why join Drax? At Drax, we’re not just generating power; we’re transforming it. We’re a diverse and committed team, working together to create a brighter, more sustainable future. A Clear Purpose: Be part of a company at the forefront of sustainable energy, making a real difference for the planet and our communities. Growth Opportunities: We believe in developing our people. Comprehensive Benefits: From day one, you’ll receive competitive wages, comprehensive health and dental benefits, and an RRSP matching plan to support your financial goals. You’ll also participate in a company bonus plan that rewards overall Drax performance and safety. A Supportive Team: Work in an environment where continuous learning is encouraged, and your contributions are valued. We’re a ‘can‑do’ kind of place, empowering you to make informed decisions and do the right thing. Your Day‑to‑Day as a Maintenance Supervisor: Ensure Drax's mechanical and operational assets are maintained safely and effectively. Maintain inventory levels of critical spares and consumables, conducting monthly counts with the maintenance team. Track all maintenance and contractor work using the work order system. Implement production and service standards, fostering accountability within the maintenance team. Plan and execute all site maintenance activities safely. Assess plant systems and equipment reliability by collaborating with operating departments to identify and solve problems. Manage preventive and predictive maintenance programs, including testing and repairing equipment. Ensure preventive maintenance is recorded in the work order system. Drive continuous improvement in plant operations and apply Root Cause Analysis for enhanced reliability. Utilize the Purchasing Order (PO) system for purchases while seeking improvements in maintenance processes for greater efficiency. Complete additional duties and projects as assigned by the Plant Manager. What you’ll bring: To excel in this vital role, you’ll need: A minimum of 5 years of progressive leadership experience in Maintenance, preferably within the Bio‑Energy or Wood Products Manufacturing sectors, or a combination of experience and education. A proven track record of successfully leading technically trained teams, with the ability to coach, develop, and motivate team members to achieve their objectives. Skilled at having difficult conversations respectfully and holding colleagues accountable for their work orders and activities. Background as an Engineer, Technician, or Certified Tradesperson, ideally with strong expertise in Millwrighting, Electrical, or Heavy‑Duty Mechanic fields. A valid Driver’s License is required for employment. Demonstrated commitment to safety, both personally and by positively influencing all stakeholders. Proven leadership and influencing abilities. Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to effectively engage with diverse individuals. Capable of prioritizing and managing multiple projects safely, on time, and within budget. Exceptional oral and written communication skills. Proficient in using personal computers and business applications, including the Microsoft Suite of Products, D365 ordering system, and other maintenance‑related software. Key Accountabilities Leadership & Management Champions the Drax Safety Program by maintaining a safe work environment through established standards and compliance with regulations. Supports financial maintenance goals by monitoring expenses, identifying variances, and taking corrective actions during budget reviews. Responsible and accountable to meet Maintenance Budget. Oversees performance by coaching colleagues, providing feedback, and collaborating with HR on evaluations and tenure management. Plans and executes maintenance strategies for short and long‑term goals. Communicates job expectations and provides necessary training to maintenance personnel. Ensures compliance with policies and regulations for all maintenance staff, contractors, and visitors. Facilitates orientation and training for new hires and contractors, emphasizing Drax values and safety. Organizes work schedules, tracks tasks, and reviews bi‑weekly payroll for the maintenance team. Reviews contractor invoices for accuracy and promotes Job Hazard Assessment forms. Enhances knowledge through educational opportunities and technical publications. How we act at Drax: We care about what matters: We support each other to achieve important goals. We’re a can‑do kind of place: We’re empowered to make informed decisions and do what’s right. We see things differently: We share insights, search for new ideas, and innovate. We listen carefully: We ensure everyone feels heard and valued. We do what we say we’ll do: We are proactive, committed, and reliable. Ready to make a difference? If you are looking for a role that offers meaningful work and the chance to make a positive impact, this position could be the right fit. Salary information: The advertised salary range applies to British Columbia and is provided in accordance with the BC Pay Transparency Act. Salaries may be adjusted based on market forces and candidate‑specific factors outside British Columbia. #J-18808-Ljbffr Drax