Electrical & Instrumentation Maintenance Supervisor
About the role
The Electrical & Instrumentation Maintenance Supervisor oversees the Pulp and Power department's electrical and instrumentation maintenance and reliability. This position is a traditional supervisory role which includes coordinating the day-to-day activities of a work group of about 10 employees, responsible for day-to-day electrical troubleshooting, timely issue resolution and electrical improvement activities, responsible for planning and scheduling the maintenance team to safely achieve controlled backlog management, ensures that the predictive and preventative maintenance schedules are adhered to timely, identifies potential problem areas and acts to increase reliability and reduce costs, sets performance expectations and provides feedback to team members on areas of improvement using performance management skills, and responsible for safety and training within the department.
Responsibilities
- Coordinating the day-to-day activities of a work group of about 10 employees.
- Responsible for day-to-day electrical troubleshooting, timely issue resolution and electrical improvement activities.
- Responsible for planning and scheduling the maintenance team to safely achieve controlled backlog management.
- Ensures that the predictive and preventative maintenance schedules are adhered to timely.
- Identifies potential problem areas and acts to increase reliability and reduce costs.
- Set performance expectations and provide feedback to team members on areas of improvement using performance management skills.
- Responsible for safety and training within the department.
Requirements
- Leadership skills, including setting expectations, measuring performance, and providing feedback.
- Multiple years’ electrical work experience in an industrial setting.
- Strong electrical and instrumentation aptitude and knowledge.
Qualifications
- A minimum of an associate’s degree in a related electrical or electronics discipline.
- Previous supervisory experience preferred.