Terminal Asset Maintenance Supervisor (Fabrication & Electrical)

Job Description

Job Description

Keep a complex terminal running—safely, efficiently, and reliably

Picture this: it’s 2:00 a.m., a conveyor motor trips, and production is on the line. You rally one of four skilled crews, diagnose the issue, coordinate on-call contractors, and restore flow before the sun rises. If that sounds like your kind of challenge, you’ll thrive here.

What you’ll lead

• Four maintenance crews handling installation, repair, and fabrication of metal parts and tools across terminal assets.
• Critical systems: structural, electrical, fire suppression, railroads, and perimeter fencing.
• Vendor and contractor activities for improvements, upgrades, and complex repairs.

How we work

Our culture is team-first and rooted in the Core Values of Core Resources: Safety, Sustainability & Continuance Improvement. We value precise communication, proactive maintenance, and hands-on leadership that can jump in on the tools when needed.

Your impact

• Direct daily maintenance related to terminal traffic and operations alongside the Manager; assist in diagnosing equipment malfunctions.
• Provide 24/7 coverage for emergent situations, planned projects, and breakdowns; deliver timely, accurate status updates.
• Optimize plant availability by balancing corrective actions with preventive/predictive maintenance strategies.
• Recommend improvements to production methods and equipment performance while managing costs; contribute to the annual budget.
• Study production schedules, estimate worker-hour requirements, and support planning for the annual operations shutdown.
• Foster a collaborative, feedback-rich environment and ensure compliance with labor contracts and agreements.

Qualifications

• High School Diploma or equivalent; Bachelor’s in Mechanical, Electrical, or Industrial Engineering preferred.
• 5+ years of mechanical/industrial maintenance experience covering safety, fabrication and welding, production, maintenance software, economics, equipment usage, and staff utilization.
• Demonstrated skill in repairs plus preventive/predictive maintenance on electrical and mechanical equipment per established standards.
• Influential leadership, team building, and strong interpersonal skills.
• Computer fluency with CMMS, Microsoft Word, and Excel.
• Analytical strengths and familiarity with bulk material handling systems; working knowledge of organizational policies and practices.
• Ability to obtain and maintain a TWIC (Transportation Worker Identification Credential).

Technical toolkit

• Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
• Preventive Maintenance & Inspection
• Glass Fabrication
• Industrial Electrical Systems
• Welding

Lead with purpose, grow your influence, and keep critical infrastructure performing at its best.