About the role

About the job: Maintenance & Reliability Senior Supervisor Maintenance & Reliability Senior Supervisor - Cargill
Location: Lecompte, Louisiana, United States Company
Cargill Base Salary: USD $100,000 to $128,000 Relocation Assistance: Yes Required Experience: 5+ to 7 years Management Experience Required: Yes Minimum Education: Bachelor's Degree Cultivate Your Career at Cargill! Join our global team of 160,000 committed employees working towards a safer, responsible, and sustainable future. This role, based in Lecompte, LA, within our animal nutrition and health business, offers relocation support within the USA. Job Purpose and ImpactAs the Maintenance and Reliability Senior Supervisor, you'll lead a team in repairing, maintaining, and installing machines, tools, equipment, and utility systems. We're seeking a seasoned professional with 6-10 years of feed mills experience, mechanical and industrial maintenance expertise, including 4 years leading teams.
Key Accountabilities: Develop preventive maintenance programs. Coordinate with other plant functions for seamless support. Ensure safety guidelines adherence for employee wellbeing. Prioritize and assign tasks based on established plans. Oversee maintenance activities to minimize production disruptions. Lead, develop, and make decisions on talent management.
Qualifications: Minimum: Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience. Minimum four years of related work experience.4+ years of supervisory experience. Experience managing tasks across multiple maintenance disciplines.
Preferred: Feed mills experience.

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