Electrical Supervisor

Salary Range: $125,000 - $170,000 Annually

• Develop, manage, and monitor electrical maintenance procedures and preventative maintenance scheduling and activities.
• Direct, schedule, and monitor electrical installations and construction projects.
• Supervise Electrical Department and coordinate employee activities by delegating responsibility, motivating, training, and evaluating performance.
• Monitor and order parts needed for preventative maintenance and construction projects.
• Provide technical assistance for difficult electrical and maintenance problems.
• Provide training for electricians through the apprenticeship program and various educational opportunities.
• Ensure all safety requirements are met and that electrical crews have all the proper materials, tools, and equipment to do their jobs effectively and safely.
• Performs both routine and complex PLC programming and programs Human Machine Interface computers to interact with the process.
• Performs diagnoses and repair of plant control and automation systems including electronic motor drives and electronic test equipment.
• Designs and installs plant control and automation systems as needed using structured methodologies.
• Maintains current and accurate prints and drawings of electrical equipment and systems for CSRM.
• Collaborates with other department staff, management and/or vendors to resolve problems, to communicate department needs, to facilitate system improvements and to coordinate the purchase or service of equipment.

• Knowledge of equipment, technologies, terminology, and practices related to industrial technology.
• Knowledge of CSRM’s electrical systems and the State of Oregon’s electrical safety rules and regulations as they apply to job duties.
• Ability to operate the tools, equipment, hardware and software necessary to perform the duties of this position. This includes working knowledge of and ability to effectively use hand tools, power tools, volt/ohm meter, oscilloscope, PLC and HMI programming software, AC and DC drives software, panel view software, a personal computer, and Microsoft Office applications.
• Must possess strong communication skills, both written and oral, and ability to convey technical information to non-technical staff to address questions and/or provide training when necessary.
• Must possess knowledge and skill in the design, installation and maintenance of plant control and automation systems.
• Must possess the ability to apply industrial engineering principles and techniques to problem resolution and to accurately instruct other electricians in a course of action.

• Climbing:
  Frequently. Ascending or descending stairs on a daily basis.
• Stooping/Kneeling/Crouching:
  Occasionally. When needing to access office supplies or equipment or to work on systems, software or wiring.
• Standing/Walking:
  Frequently. On a daily basis, within office building, as well as outside or within manufacturing plant.
• Reaching:
  Continually. To retrieve supplies, equipment or files/paperwork.
• Pushing/Pulling/Lifting:
  Occasionally. To move items within the office environment.
• Grasping:
  Continually. To move office supplies or equipment, to write, or to operate hand or power tools.
• Repetitive Motions of the hands/wrists/fingers:
  Continually. To perform office duties such as keyboarding, 10-key, telephone dialing, filing of documentation or operations of copier/fax machine.
• Sitting:
  Frequently. Some job duties such as programming can be performed while sitting.

• Talking in Person/By Telephone or Two Way Radio:
  Continually. To communicate with co-workers or supervisors to gather information or to give direction.
• Hearing:
  Continually. To listen, in person and over the phone or two way radio, and to understand despite a potentially loud environment. Ability to detect equipment malfunction or irregularities in tools or machinery.
• Vision:
  Continually. To read either paperwork or information on a computer monitor. Good visual acuity necessary for safety reasons in a warehouse and manufacturing environment and essential to ability to perform the duties of the job.
• Smell:
  Continually. To detect irregularities or hazards such as…