Plant Reliability & Facilities Supervisor

About The Role

As the Plant Reliability & Facilities Supervisor, you are the guardian of uptime and safety across our manufacturing site. You’ll lead a multi-skilled maintenance and tool room team to keep equipment, the building, and the grounds operating dependably and compliantly.

• Kickoff:
  Host a morning huddle to align priorities, distribute work, and confirm preventive maintenance tasks for the day.
• Walkthroughs:
  Tour production and facilities areas, inspecting equipment and the efficient use of plant space and utilities.
• PM Leadership:
  Drive the site’s preventive maintenance program—scheduling, verifying completion, and adjusting frequencies to meet reliability goals.
• Compliance First:
  Oversee proper hazardous waste handling and disposal, and serve as the point of contact with public utility, environmental, and energy agencies.
• Project Oversight:
  Review construction and installation work, ensuring strict adherence to specifications. Prepare and coordinate specifications, RFPs, contracts, and supporting documents.
• Space Planning:
  Partner with stakeholders on building space allocation, layout changes, and communication services to support operations.
• Hands‑On Support:
  When needed, jump in to assist with facilities equipment repairs and preventive maintenance.
• People & Performance:
  Interview, hire, train, coach, and evaluate technicians; recognize great work and address performance issues promptly.

• Supervise personnel across the Maintenance Department and Tool Room.
• Plan, assign, and direct daily work; set priorities and allocate resources.
• Appraise performance, reward achievements, and administer discipline when appropriate.
• Address employee concerns and resolve issues constructively.

• Project Management:
  Deliver projects on time and on budget; communicate scope and changes clearly.
• People Leadership:
  Be accessible, set expectations, delegate effectively, and elevate team capability.
• Planning & Organizing:
  Prioritize well, use time efficiently, and coordinate schedules and resources.
• Communication & Teamwork:
  Speak and write clearly; present technical and numerical data effectively; build strong team morale and collaboration.
• Problem Solving & Judgment:
  Analyze issues, develop options, decide with sound reasoning, and act decisively.
• Innovation:
  Offer creative ideas and improvements to processes, equipment reliability, and workflows.
• Ethics, Diversity & Professionalism:
  Model integrity, respect, and accountability; support a harassment‑free workplace and organizational policies.
• Quality & Safety:
  Champion accuracy, continuous improvement, and safe work practices; address unsafe conditions immediately.
• Work Ethic:
  Adapt to change, be dependable with strong attendance, and meet or exceed productivity expectations.

• Pneumatics and troubleshooting
• Hydraulics
• Electrical/electronic systems
• High‑voltage systems
• Rigging and load handling
• Equipment installation and wiring
• Blueprint reading

• 401(k)
• Health, dental, and vision insurance
• Paid time off

In person