Chief Industrial Engineer

Job Summary The Chief Engineer (Branch) has overall responsibility for the daily repair and preventative maintenance of industrial textile processing equipment and facility maintenance. The Chief Engineer supervises the work of others and assists them in ensuring that tasks such as start-up and shut-down procedures, electrical troubleshooting, maintaining and operating boilers, welding and cutting, hydraulics, pneumatics, mechanical, or other systems are completed according to policies and procedures. This position reports to the Branch General Manager. Classification: Exempt Annual Base Pay: $130,000 – $140,000 DOE Benefits 401K Plan with Company Match Medical, Dental, Vision, FSA/HSA Life Insurance, Disability Insurance Vacation, Sick Time, Holidays Choice of Global Cash Card or Direct Deposit Career Advancement Learning & Development Opportunities Inclusive and Diverse Team Environment Benefits may vary for positions covered by a collective bargaining agreement. Essential Functions Maintains all operating equipment in satisfactory condition. Supervises the plant engineering staff and consults with production, sales, and service personnel to ensure efficient plant operations. Cost‑effectively manages spare parts inventories. Executes an effective preventative maintenance program to minimize unscheduled equipment downtime. Installs, repairs, and performs preventative maintenance on industrial processing equipment, water levels, water systems, and other equipment and systems. Troubleshoots electrical issues. Diagnoses problems, replaces or repairs parts, tests, and adjusts. Ensures work is performed safely and efficiently. Develops, trains, maintains, and administers a department of qualified personnel required to maintain all equipment and facilities in a safe and efficient working condition. Advise the General Manager of parts, supplies, and equipment requirements; orders such as needed while controlling expenses and inventories. Supervises the handling of daily maintenance requests to minimize equipment downtime and continually improve operational processes. Works with all plant personnel cooperatively and professionally. Strictly adheres to all safety rules, policies, and procedures required by Alsco, law, and what is recognized as common practice in the industry. Maintains technical knowledge by attending educational workshops, reviewing technical publications, and establishing personal networks; remains current on equipment and repair procedures and best practices. Studies blueprints and manufacturers’ manuals to determine the correct operation of machinery. Proficient in reading electrical schematics. Develops and trains engineering staff to keep them current on equipment, repair procedures, and best practices. Keeps accurate and timely records of maintenance performed. Follows written and verbal instructions and performs other tasks as directed by supervision. Complies with all Federal, State, and local laws. Additional Functions May work with and support other branch personnel as required by supervision. Drives and picks up parts, transports equipment, parts, etc. Qualifications Have and maintain a valid driver’s license and driving record free of chargeable accidents, speeding, or other safety violations. Minimum of 5–7 years of maintenance engineering experience with specific knowledge of machinery, electricity, electronics, plumbing, hydraulics, pneumatics, welding, and boiler applications. Strong electrical troubleshooting ability of 3‑phase 230‑volt systems. PLC programming experience. Experience in carpentry, boiler repair, welding, and general facility repairs. Must be a team player with enthusiasm, initiative, and pride in work well done; self‑starter dedicated to continual quality improvement. Education High school graduate or equivalency. Bachelor’s degree preferred. Some locations may require relevant certifications, a boiler license, or PLC programming. Typical Physical Activity Standing, sitting, walking, stooping, driving a forklift, grasping, moving equipment, pushing, pulling, moving loaded carts weighing up to 500 lbs., reading, speaking, hearing, and lifting to 60 lbs. Typical Environmental Conditions Inside and outside areas of a typical industrial laundry facility, which includes working with and around large machinery, variations in temperature, noise, odors, humidity, lint, and dust, in general offices or on outside grounds. Travel Requirements Occasionally, such as to procure parts. Equal Employment Opportunity Alsco Uniforms is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. Candidates are considered for employment with Alsco Uniforms without regard to their race, color, religion, national origin, age, sex, gender, pregnancy, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, genetic information, military status, protected veteran status (specifically status as a disabled veteran, recently separated veteran, armed forces service medal veteran, or active duty wartime or campaign badge veteran), or other classification protected by applicable federal, state, or local law. Equal Opportunity Employer/Protected Veterans/Individuals with Disabilities This employer is required to notify all applicants of their rights pursuant to federal employment laws. For further information, please review the Know Your Rights notice from the Department of Labor. #J-18808-Ljbffr Alsco Uniforms