Maintenance Supervisor

Posted 2 days ago

carolina polyChester (SC)

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About the role

Maintenance Supervisor Carolina Poly, Inc. is currently seeking a Maintenance Supervisor to join our maintenance team. Carolina Poly produces several lines of polyethylene products including high quality trash bags and construction films. Responsible for working with engineering and operations when planning equipment installation and alterations, propose upgrades to existing machinery when needed. Supervise the planning of plant and equipment maintenance and repair. Ensure that all repairs and projects are done in a safe and timely manner. Develop technical training and other maintenance practices to help eliminate downtime and improve employee morale. Lead by example and prioritize duties with key use of delegating. Motivate subordinates and foster a team environment. Represent the maintenance department in departmental meetings. Identify and solve leading downtime contributors. The role may involve additional responsibilities and opportunities as they become necessary and/or assigned by management. 2-4 years experience managing an industrial maintenance group preferred. Strong electrical background is important for this position. Bachelors degree preferred. Excellent verbal and written communication skills. Effective project management abilities. Able to perform any and all physical job requirements for the maintenance department. Carolina Poly offers competitive compensation packages including Medical/Dental, paid vacations and holidays, and 401(K).

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