Industrial Maintenance Supervisor — Facilities Operations

Your Mission:
Keep Our Facility Safe, Ready, and Reliable

Are you energized by solving problems, guiding teams, and making systems better every night? As our Industrial Maintenance Supervisor, you’ll run point on facilities operations—coaching people, optimizing preventive maintenance, and ensuring our building meets performance and safety standards.

When equipment works and the environment is safe, our associates thrive and our customers win. You’ll be central to that success by uniting safety, reliability, and continuous improvement.

4-10 hour shifts
- Thursday and Friday - 10:00pm to 8:30am
- Saturday and Sunday - 6:00pm - 4:30am

• Supervise, plan, and coordinate maintenance work across building structures and facility equipment to maintain service levels.
• Implement and refine preventive maintenance programs for new and existing assets.
• Oversee custodial operations to uphold facility standards.
• Control spare parts inventory to ensure critical components are on hand.
• Model safe work behaviors; ensure climate control and OSHA requirements are consistently met.
• Engage on cross-functional teams; build strong ties with partner departments and share best practices with other CFCs.
• Maintain hazardous materials records and confirm evacuation protocols are in place.
• Strengthen our Safety Culture through team engagement and risk-reduction assessments.
• Champion MSC Culture and mission; fulfill MSC Manager accountabilities (hiring, termination, reviews, and development).
• Support annual budgeting for facility equipment (operating expenses and capital investments).
• Troubleshoot and perform pest removal plus electrical/mechanical repairs when needed.
• Support operational flexibility—associates may be temporarily reassigned to other warehouse functions as needed.
• Contribute to special projects and handle other duties as assigned.

• High school diploma or equivalent; 3+ years of related maintenance experience.
• Basic computer skills.
• Advanced knowledge of industrial electrical systems (motors, starters, switch gears).
• Mechanical proficiency with bearings, shafts, speed reducers, sprinkler systems, and related equipment.
• HVAC knowledge; in-depth familiarity with OSHA regulations.
• Ability to deliver clear technical guidance and communicate effectively in writing and verbally.
• Schedule flexibility with on-call availability.

• Bending to access items on floors and racks.
• Ability to lift 25–50 pounds.
• Comfort working at heights up to 50 feet.
• Ability to stand for extended periods.
• 24/7 on-call readiness.
• May require a valid state driver’s license.

To perform this job successfully an associate must be able to perform each essential duty satisfactorily. The requirements listed below are representative of knowledge experience level and abilities required. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential duties.

Lean into continuous improvement, share best practices across CFCs, and help us push reliability, safety, and performance to the next level—while living the MSC Culture every day.