Industrial Maintenance Reliability Supervisor

Job Description

Job Description

What a Day Looks Like

At 7:00 AM you’re reviewing the overnight CMMS queue, slotting preventive and predictive tasks, and dispatching work orders to the right craftsperson. By mid-morning, you’re shoulder-to-shoulder with your team, tracing an intermittent fault on a PLC-controlled conveyor using schematics and a multimeter. After lunch, you’re walking the floor—verifying that compressors, chillers, gearboxes, and robotic cells are running safely and efficiently—while coaching a technician through a hydraulic diagnosis. You wrap the day by updating equipment histories, closing out corrective actions, and reviewing reliability data with production and engineering to eliminate repeat failures.

Pay: $44.00 - $48.00 per hour (commensurate with experience)

First Shift: Monday–Friday, 7:00 AM – 3:00 PM

• Set daily maintenance priorities and coordinate resources to keep assets available and production flowing.
• Own preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance programs across plant and facility equipment.
• Troubleshoot and repair electromechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and HVAC systems using prints, wiring diagrams, and OEM documentation.
• Leverage the CMMS to assign work, capture repair details, track asset history, and drive maintenance planning.
• Perform electrical diagnostics with test instruments to isolate and resolve faults quickly and safely.
• Maintain and restore key equipment: compressors, industrial chillers, motors, gear reducers, hydraulic circuits, robots, conveyors, and other production machinery.
• Conduct routine audits and inspections to verify safe operation and compliance with safety policies.
• Coach, mentor, and provide technical direction to maintenance technicians; champion best practices and skill development.
• Collaborate with engineering and operations to improve reliability, remove chronic losses, and implement process improvements.
• Keep maintenance documentation, records, and reports accurate and up to date per company standards.

• Proven leadership of a maintenance team in a manufacturing setting.
• Deep hands-on experience diagnosing electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic issues.
• History of maintaining production assets such as motors, bearings, gearboxes, conveyors, robotic systems, rollers, compressors, and industrial chillers.
• Exposure to PLC-based equipment and proficiency reading electrical schematics and mechanical drawings.
• Practical experience with CMMS tools for planning, documentation, and asset management.
• Comfort working with both low- and high-voltage industrial power systems.
• Skilled with test equipment: multimeters, ammeters, ohm meters, and other precision diagnostic tools.
• Strong root-cause analysis skills and a track record of durable fixes.
• Uncompromising commitment to safety and preventive maintenance principles.

Step into a leadership seat where you’ll build processes, develop a high-performing team, and shape the maintenance strategy from the ground up. Your ideas, technical acumen, and initiative will move the needle on uptime, quality, and safety.

• PLC fault-finding and recovery
• HVAC/R operation and service
• Refrigeration system maintenance
• Knowledge of refrigerants and safe handling
• Systematic troubleshooting methodology
• Mechanical diagnostics and repair
• Pneumatic circuit maintenance
• Hydraulic troubleshooting and rebuilds
• Preventive maintenance and inspections
• Programming/teaching industrial robots
• Frontline supervisory leadership
• Industrial automation troubleshooting
• High-voltage work practices
• Pneumatics fault isolation
• General maintenance and repair competence
• Industrial electrical troubleshooting
• Plant electrical systems familiarity
• Experience with packaging operations
• Hydraulic components and systems expertise
• Mechanical systems and component rebuild
• Background with plastic extrusion processes

• Packaging equipment and machinery
• HVAC systems
• Refrigeration and cooling systems
• Multimeters and related electrical test gear
• Industrial controls platforms (Allen Bradley, Mitsubishi, ABB, Omron, Siemens, Schneider Electric)
• Extrusion machines
• Flexographic printing presses
• Conveyor systems
• Industrial robots (Fanuc, Kuka, ABB)