Maintenance Supervisor

Maintenance SupervisorSupervises the day-to-day maintenance activities of a GSF division to ensure that GSF and division objectives for efficiency, economy, quality, and productivity are met or exceeded.ResponsibilitiesSupervises the day-to-day activities of maintenance staff to expedite work order processing, production breakdown response, efficient project completion, and implementation of other maintenance policies and procedures and to ensure work is performed in compliance with established guidelines for safety and productivity (30%)Schedules and monitors maintenance of production machinery, related equipment, and spare parts inventory to ensure maintenance standards are met, to minimize down-time, and to meet production schedule requirements. (20%)Designs or lays out in-house projects to enhance company productivity and reduce down-time. (20%)Monitors the budget to ensure that maintenance costs are within plan. (15%)Communicates with maintenance staff and other employees to disseminate maintenance standards and ensure compliance with GSF and regulatory agency standards. (15%)Performs other related and assigned duties as necessaryLEADERSHIP/MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITYSupervises 10 to 20 maintenance employees.PERFORMANCE CATEGORIESProductivity/quality standards: project managementProductivity/quality standards: responsiveness and reliabilityProductivity/quality standards: waste reductionProductivity/quality standards: minimal down-timeBudgetCost containmentTeamwork within the department and across departmentsProject/assignment standardsCustomer satisfactionSafety standards and procedures: employeesSafety standards and procedures: facility and equipmentQualificationsEducation and experience equivalent to:Education/Certification:Up to 18 months of post high school education in engineering or electronics from an accredited vocational, technical, or junior collegeExperience:3 to 6 years of relevant more experience.Knowledge, Skills and AbilitiesKnowledge of (B/basic; J/journey; E/expert):Electrical, hydraulic, refrigeration, pneumatic, boiler, and other systems (J)Supervisory concepts and techniques (J)Relevant division or department policies and regulations (J)Project management concepts and techniques (J)PC word processing/spreadsheet software applications (B)Maintenance in a manufacturing environment (B)OSHA, USDA regulations (B)Skill and ability to:Read diagrams and blueprintsInterpret maintenance anomalies or irregularities and identify appropriate solutionsCommunicate and coordinate effectively with employees verbally and in writingCommunicate and coordinate effectively with internal customersRead and process written information with a high degree of accuracyClimb, crawl, squat, kneel, reach or twistLift, push, pull, or carry objects over 25 poundsWork effectively in a general business environment, with a focus on high levels of quality and customer serviceAct in accordance with GSF's Values and Creed