Maintenance Supervisor

 

 

A Day in the Life:

The primary role of the maintenance supervisor is to provide support the overall leadership and direction to the maintenance/reliability function. This position is responsible to the maintenance manager for the safe, effective, and efficient use of all manpower, materials, parts, and other resources under their control as well as providing capacity, asset reliability and best life cycle cost to the operation.

Under regular day to day guidance, the maintenance supervisor is responsible for implementing and managing the systems, maintenance organization structure, and processes necessary to achieve and sustain the maintenance/reliability mission. Through their efforts, a proactive culture which fosters open communication and trust that values reliability, efficiency, and effective life cycle asset management is achieved.

 

What You’ll Be Doing:

• Facilitates excellent environmental, health and safety performance.
• Assists with controlling the budget to ensure that it provides for optimized spending to achieve the agreed-upon capacity and asset reliability.
• Ensures Bunge standard reliability and maintenance work process are followed.
• Commitment to supply safe food, maintain a food safety culture within the site, continually improve the site's food safety management system; and comply with customer and regulatory requirements.
• Provides input to the maintenance manager to help with the development of succession plans, skills assessments, and training.
• Assists with maintaining critical spare parts, minimizing necessary inventory, and automating materials requisition functions.
• Periodically provides input for benchmarks current performance with internal and external sources to identify opportunities for improvement.
• Provides support in the Management of Change processes.
• Supports the proper execution of the reliability strategy.
• Fosters a culture that does not tolerate equipment failures and seeks to understand and eliminate the causes using techniques such as Root Cause Analysis (RCA)
• Implements organizational structure, systems, tools, and technologies that promote a proactive approach to maintenance.
• Ensures effective use and integration of standard corporate work order planning, scheduling, and materials kitting.

 

Skills/Experience Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree in engineering or science technology, or equivalent work experience with 5+ years’ experience in reliability and/or maintenance positions required.
• Minimum Level 1 certification in oil analysis, vibration analysis, ultrasonic, thermography preferred.                                             
• Prior experience with standard corporate maintenance workflow processes
• Demonstrated ability to lead Root Cause Failure Analysis reviews.
• Must possess a demonstrated high degree of tact in dealing with both plant staff and maintenance personnel.
• Strong verbal, written and listening communication skills required.