Maintenance Supervisor - CPG

Job Summary

The shift supervisor must provide the necessary leadership to manage all aspects of a shift. This position is responsible for coordinating safety, quality, productivity and continuous improvement for their assigned crew. They must be able to effectively manage the union workforce within the boundaries of the collective bargaining agreement. They must be able to integrate effectively with the other supervisory staff, engineers, and area managers.

They must be able to troubleshoot industrial equipment and to utilize all resources available to resolve issues. They must be prepared to spend at least 75% of their time on the floor directing the maintenance activities. The supervisor must have conflict resolution skills in order to provide the leadership necessary to identify and resolve problems. They must be willing and able to act independently and lead the effort to determine root cause and implement corrective actions, as required.

• Utilize safety procedures and tools to ensure work is executed in a safe manner and EHS First standards are always met.
• Manage the assigned work during the shift including safety work orders, breakdowns, PMs, and priority work orders while coordinating with the production supervisor to maintain metal flow through the department.
• Finalize work orders and other required documentation, ensuring craft time is properly accounted for and notifications for follow‑up work are documented in the system.
• Integrate with the rest of the supervisory team, communicating shift activities fully; any carry‑over items, outage preparation, and down‑day preparation.
• Accurately document completed and uncompleted work with an effective turnover to the following shift.
• Plan effectively to achieve the weekly, monthly, and annual operating results for all KPIs.
• Navigate computer systems efficiently with programs such as SAP, Vault, Dayforce and others.
• Communicate transparently unresolved issues and difficulties to the direct supervisor.
• Work overtime, weekends, and shift work as required; ensure compliance with rules governing the safe and efficient operation of the plant.
• Coach and counsel employees on standard operating practices and “best practices” for increased performance.

• 3 years minimum of industrial supervisory experience – Required
• Strong Leadership and Communication Skills – Required
• Proven Ability to Manage and Develop in a Team Environment – Required
• Ability to manage crews in high‑stress, high‑performance situations – Required
• Ability to make good and timely, thoroughly vetted decisions that keep the organization moving forward – Required

With ~1,100 employees, Constellium’s plant in Ravenswood, West Virginia, is one of the world’s largest rolled products facilities, offering customers the most powerful plate stretchers in the world, as well as one of the largest cold rolling mills. Built in 1957, the plant houses 62 acres (about 250,900 m²) of production facilities, and is one of the top 50 businesses in West Virginia.

We produce plate, sheet, and coil products for aerospace, defense, transportation, marine, and industrial uses. As the global leader in aluminum aerospace technology, we specialize in high‑performance plates, sheets and extrusions that bring cost and performance benefits to space programs and military and commercial aircraft. Our advanced aluminum products manufactured in the US, France and Switzerland can be found in platforms manufactured by Airbus, Applied Materials, Blue Origin, Boeing, Bombardier, Dassault, Embraer, General Dynamics, LAM, Lockheed Martin, Space

X and others. The Ravenswood facility is nestled in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, along the Ohio River. It is the largest employer in Jackson County, and one of the top 50 businesses in West Virginia. A culture of family, community, and hard work runs deep in County. Located in the western region of West Virginia, it is one of the most productive regions in the state, with Ripley as its county seat and Ravenswood serving as its largest municipality.

Ripley sits between the Parkersburg and Charleston metropolitan areas. The region offers plenty of activities, both open‑air and indoors, for a wide range of interests. These include parks, lakes, forests, Civil War trails, golf, historical landmarks (covered bridges, a heritage house, a castle), museums and galleries, conference centers, the Clay Center for the Arts and Sciences, the Charleston Light Opera Guild, and much more.

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