Shift Supervisor I
$105,100 - $162,900 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$105,100 - $162,900 per year
About the role
- Supervise, train, appraise, and coordinate plant personnel in control room, coal handling and other equipment operations and maintenance (including instruments and controls). * Lead plant personnel including Unit Operating Engineers (who operate the plant from a central control room), Production Operating Engineers (who operate and maintain the field equipment), Master Control Technicians (who maintain the instruments and controls) and Coal Equipment Operating Engineers (who operate the heavy mobile equipment for pushing coal and the stationary coal receiving equipment). * Completely responsible for the safe, reliable, legal and efficient operation of the plant on P.M., Owl, and weekend shifts Qualifications High School Diploma or equivalent required. Bachelors Degree in a technical discipline (e.g. engineering) preferred. Two or more years of relevant power plant experience required with Bachelors Degree; five or more years of relevant power plant required without degree, with preference given for operations experience. Five or more years of relevant heavy industrial experience may be considered, but preference will be given to candidates with power plant experience. Willingness and ability to work rotating shifts required, including weekends and holidays In addition to the above qualifications, the successful candidate will demonstrate: Good decision-making, communication, leadership skills, as well as good technical knowledge of power plant principles required.
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