Maintenance Supervisor (2nd Shift)

Posted 4 days ago

liberty cocacola beveragesElmsford (NY)

First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

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About the role

Summary: Responsible for first line supervision of mechanics and electricians who maintain equipment within the production facility. Assists in establishing methods, controls and standards for the actual execution of maintenance work while ensuring the safety of our people, workplace and environment and meeting all company, legal and other requirements.

Responsibilities: Staff, train, supervise, evaluate and develop team members. Maintain equipment to ensure line efficiencies, improve key performance indicators and to eliminate down time. Service and repair equipment on a continual basis, adhering to established preventative maintenance schedule. Ensure that working conditions are safe at all times. Maintain safe work environment by holding regular safety meetings to communicate safety awareness and policies. Manage within labor and OPEX budget. Maintain an accurate parts inventory at all times. Ensure compliance with good manufacturing practices and safety standards. Create, plan and execute preventative maintenance programs. Bending, kneeling, lifting of 50+ pounds and climbing

Qualifications: High school diploma or GED required. Bachelor's Degree preferred.2+ years of manufacturing equipment related experience required. Prior supervisory experience preferred. Strong technical knowledge of manufacturing environment and high-speed production equipment

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