Paint Booth Cleaner Supervisor
mps groupLouisville (KY)
About the role
Paint Booth Cleaner Supervisor MPS Group Inc., is seeking a Paint Booth Cleaner Supervisor to join our team at Ford Louisville Assembly Plant located in Louisville, KY. This individual will be responsible for the safety of personnel and subcontractors, the quality of work, managing routine sanitation/janitorial cleaning and out-of-scope industrial cleaning operations at host facility.
Shift Details
Shift: 3rd Shift
Schedule:
Wednesday - Saturday, 7:00 p.m. - 5:30 a.m.
Responsibilities and Job Duties:
Develops TIS' and review these safety documents with the crew routinely. This involves evaluating the safety hazards on the job and determining and enforcing the precautions, procedures and PPE needed. Evaluates and counsels employees on quality and safety. Provides direction, equipment, small tools, materials and supplies to support the crew. Act as a customer/client liaison. Prepare and submit job reports as directed by the site manager, director and/or customer. Make recommendations on equipment purchases, personnel needs, equipment maintenance, etc. Receive and stow materials and supplies received. Inspect equipment and small tools to ensure in proper working condition and red tag and pull out of service items that are damaged, broken or malfunctioning. Conduct site inspections and Safety Tours: Mod Audits, Prime Booth Audits, Conveyor Audits, etc.
Requirements and Qualifications:
High School Diploma or GED. One year of supervisory experience. Knowledge of all equipment used on the job site as well as all personal protective equipment, safety supplies, policies and procedures. Proficient in Microsoft Office applications. Ability to pass a background check. Ability to pass a drug test. Ability to read, write, speak, and understand English proficiently for workplace communication and safety compliance.
Preferred Qualifications: Six months of industrial related experience.
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