ELECTRICAL SUPERVISOR – MEDFORD PARTICLEBOARD

Position Summary

Timber Products' Particleboard mill in Medford, Oregon is seeking a Technical Supervisor to oversee the electrical department. This role supports the company in achieving production goals by managing maintenance activities, ensuring minimal downtime for equipment, and leading a team of maintenance personnel.

Major Tasks

• Supervise all equipment maintenance and repair activities for the Medford Particleboard plant.
• Makes frequent decisions regarding maintenance schedules, priority of equipment repairs, overtime, and staffing needs.
• Supervises and leads employees to ensure minimal equipment downtime for maintenance and repair.
• Assists in resolving technical equipment repair problems, and may perform maintenance tasks as needed.
• Responsible for completing projects on time and within budget.
• Orders parts, equipment and tools, and contracts with outside services as necessary.
• May assist in designing or modifying present equipment to meet production needs.
• Develops and maintains the preventative maintenance program for the designated operations.
• Implements the specific maintenance schedules for assigned mill equipment, and ensures that they are carried out.
• Assists with environmental affairs including meeting air and water quality standards, testing and meeting permit requirements.
• Works with assigned safety committees, assists with inspections and investigations, and follows up on hazard reporting.
• Affirms quality control standards to maximize company profitability and achieve customer satisfaction.
• Completes administrative paperwork and reporting related to production reports, scheduling, personnel actions, timekeeping and safety.
• Administers company policies and procedures.

Skill Requirements

• A minimum of 2 years of electrical/maintenance supervisory experience, preferably in a wood products or other manufacturing environment; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
• Knowledge and practical success supervising industrial mechanical/electrical maintenance crews.
• Must be able to communicate effectively with all levels of personnel, management and contractors.
• 2 Years formal, technical training in electrical/mechanical principles.
• Requires the ability to read blueprints.
• PLC and HMI expertise is essential.
• Licensed Electrician preferred.
• Must have computer skills, including the ability to use Microsoft Word, Excel and Outlook, and the ability to learn and use company specific software.