Maintenance Supervisor
allied reliabilityStephens City (VA)
About the role
Allied Reliability is seeking a Production Supervisor for Mining operations.
Responsibilities:
Maintain a safe workplace and work culture Primary point of contact for contractors, truckers, and other external personnel as applicable Meet budgeted production targets for both mining and stripping Maintain environmental compliance Manage data capture including but not limited to SAP inputs, timecard administration, EMS system, Blast reporting, etc. Manage employee productivity, job performance, and overall production efficiencies within the quarry Implement training plans to provide employees with the necessary training to perform their job safely and effectively Review barriers identified during shift turn over meetings to develop and monitor action plans to overcome the obstacles Verify procedures and work instructions are effective and being followed Provide feedback to the maintenance team to support operational objectives Ensure compliance with work instructions to define and control the production process Execute Ore Control Program
Basic requirements:
Associate’s or bachelor’s degree preferred Minimum of 3 years of experience in mining environment Positive and proactive attitude with ability to address issues and implement solutions Understanding of basic workings of heavy equipment Detail and process oriented with strong problem resolution abilities Must be able to work in a team environment and willing and able to adapt to fast-paced changing environments Knowledge and Skills Broad knowledge of safety programs and initiatives in areas such as Incident investigation Execution of training programs Daily safety practices including inspections of workplaces and equipment Participation in MSHA inspections Execution of area specific safety initiative Drilling, Blasting, Mobile Equipment operation preferred Basic knowledge of mine planning and execution preferred Resource allocation and scheduling
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