Manufacturing Electrician Supervisor

Manufacturing Electrician Supervisor

This role involves supervising and leading a team of electricians in Buffalo, NY, to ensure efficient, safe, and budget-friendly project completion, as well as managing team performance and offering technical expertise.

Accountable for adhering to plant policies like GMPs, safety regulations, and quality standards with the assistance of partner departments and oversight.

The role will involve identifying and tracking recurring issues on production lines, addressing daily operational concerns, conducting safety and sanitation audits, and supporting programs that ensure a clean working environment.

The Manufacturing Electrician Supervisor role, located in Buffalo, NY, requires knowledge of electronic components, computer hardware and software, and circuitry, and may involve communication with external parties like vendors and consultants.

Pay Range: $43.10 – $44.10

Plan and coordinate electrical projects, estimate required resources, and supervise electricians to ensure project completion.

Maintain project documentation and records, and support continuous improvement processes.

Possess in-depth knowledge of electrical systems, regulations, and troubleshooting methods.

Provide technical support to team members and be a resource for production-related issues.

Train and guide team members, delegate tasks effectively, and ensure progress towards project objectives.

Undertake additional duties as assigned to meet business objectives.

Promote and enforce safety practices, comply with regulations, and establish safety protocols.

Participate in safety programs and ensure work meets safety standards.

Effectively communicate with stakeholders and supervise team communication.

Demonstrate understanding of organizational policies and guide department accordingly.

Strong interpersonal skills, ability to work collaboratively, and familiarity with technical environments.

Experience as an industrial electrician in high-speed manufacturing.

Knowledge of electrical systems, standards, and control panels up to 600V.

Ability to interpret blueprints, troubleshoot systems, and operate industrial equipment.

Familiarity with PLCs, VFDs, HMIs, and high-voltage systems in a manufacturing setting.

Safely work at heights, operate equipment, and lift heavy loads as needed.