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Cement Plant Maintenance Supervisor | Midlothian, TX (South DFW)

Midlothian, United Statesfull_timeVerifiedPosted 8 Nov 2024

About the role

A member of the S&P 500 Index, Martin Marietta is an American-based company and a leading supplier of heavy building materials – including aggregates, cement, ready-mixed concrete and asphalt. Through a network of operations spanning 28 states, Canada and the Bahamas, dedicated Martin Marietta teams supply the foundational resources upon which our communities thrive. Martin Marietta's Magnesia Specialties business produces high-purity magnesia and dolomitic lime products used worldwide in environmental, industrial, agricultural and specialty applications. At Martin Marietta, we strive to work with the best and the brightest – those who have the potential to become our company's future leaders. Each of our roughly 9,500 people shares a common purpose regardless of their professional role or work environment. Together, we utilize our diverse skills and experiences to drive our company and its extraordinary culture forward. Our aim is to build on our foundation of success and help values-driven and hardworking people realize their full potential. When you decide to invest your career in Martin Marietta, you'll know what it's like to be respected, challenged and rewarded. To learn more about Martin Marietta and our ONE team, visit careersthatcrush.com.
Are you ready to start a new career with a LEADER in the industry and WORLD CLASS team!What we offer:

Competitive Salary with Annual Performance Bonus
Annual Pay Increases
PTO Available as of DAY ONE
Opportunities to grow with company
Guaranteed to be home every day
401(k) plan with company match
Employee Pension plan (at no cost to employees)
Full Medical, Health & Wellness Benefits start on FIRST DAY
Relocation Package to the Midlothian, TX area

The Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for leadership, safety well-being, and training/development of the mechanical reports. Additionally, the Maintenance Supervisor must maintain control and follow up of the maintenance workforce as well as coordinate with Production Supervisors, Maintenance Planners and other plant personnel as required to maximize equipment availability. The Maintenance Supervisor is also expected to be capable of supervising all areas of plant as required to cover for other maintenance supervisors. ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

Check the Overnight work report every day and go to the equipment to review the work request and determine the priority and initial steps forward: Is it emergency work to initiate or gather details to create a work order for planning.
Rotating Emergency On Call Requirement. 1 week (24/7) every 6 weeks.
Kickoff each day and follow the planned work schedule. Start the day with Safety. Verify work area exams and SLAMs are completed. Ensure maintenance workers are following all safety rules.
Utilize short interval control methods to follow-up on the maintenance jobs. Around 2-3:30 pm prepare the next day work plan by ensuring all work orders are printed and prepared for work assignment on the next business day.
Oversee the work and ensure Proper, safe, and efficient execution is completed and ensure the technician provides clear feedback.
Have the next job assignment prepared. Ensure the feedback is legible for Admin to enter feedback of duration, cost, and revised methods for work order close-out and future planning information. Provide feedback in handwriting for work orders that will be entered and closed by Admin.
Minimize Time lost between jobs and breaks. Question why overruns occur and critique jobs that do not go according to plan (interruption, missed coordination, etc.)
Execute the day according to the planned work and collaborate with the planner to develop the plan for the following week.
Participate and provide input in the weekly planning as well as weekly resource allocation meetings.
Review and final revisions of work plans that are created by the planner for job execution: Check labor, parts, work scope, access, and methods. Adjust the plan if there is a better way to do the job.
Make sure the parts used are issued and unused parts are returned to the warehouse. Ensure old parts, used oil, garbage, and maintenance debris is properly disposed of.
Clearly communicate with planners, engineers, operations.