E&I Supervisor

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The E&I Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for direct crew supervision and for ensuring that safety policies and regulations are fully implemented. The E&I Maintenance Supervisor is also responsible for ensuring that crew members are proactive in injury prevention efforts, proactively and deliberately advancing PBM culture, utilizing operations excellence to achieve mill goals and business, building team member knowledge and skills, and enhancing the performance of crew members to create long term value.

The E&I Supervisor will actively interface with all levels of the organization within the facility and must be willing to work a flexible schedule that includes off hour call responsibilities as necessary to manage mill performance. This role will report to the Front-End E&I Maintenance Superintendent. This team is responsible for planning, scheduling, and executing all maintenance activities within the Monticello Mill.

The E&I Supervisor will oversee all electrical and instrumentation work within the paper machine area, responsible 12 reporting employees.

Georgia-Pacific Monticello is a fully integrated container board mill that employs 450 employees and continues to benefit from extensive capital investment. This position is an opportunity to be part of a rapidly expanding organization with tremendous growth potential. Monticello, Mississippi, is an hour South of Jackson, MS, and an hour Northwest of Hattiesburg, MS.

• Ensure the facility's electrical systems are operating reliably, efficiently, and in compliance with all electrical safety regulations
• Manage and deploy E&I work crew to safely perform work duties
• Lead development of E&I work crew in craft skills as necessary
• Monitor quality of E&I work through procedures, training, and discipline to reduce re-work issues
• Promote safety through proactive involvement in safety training, adherence to the mill's safety program, application of HOP concepts, and implementation of Electrical Safe Work Practices
• Work closely and coordinate with Production, Environmental, and other Maintenance personnel to ensure manpower is utilized and necessary tasks for equipment productivity and reliability are accomplished through the maintenance work process
• Identify and implement E&I improvements that result in year-over-year improvements in safety, production, maintenance and costs
• Promote electronic documentation of records and troubleshooting techniques by the E&I crew to facilitate knowledge share among the crew
• Effectively communicate valuable information to the team using verbal, written, and electronic communication tools
• Apply and drive PBM principles throughout the organization

• 5+ years of electrical and/or instrumentation experience in a manufacturing/industrial setting
• 1+ years of experience within the LRC E&I Maintenance department at the "A" skill level

Prior supervisory experience

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