Maintenance Supervisor

The Maintenance Supervisor provides leadership to the site maintenance team, ensuring the reliable operation, repair, and installation of plant equipment and systems. This role is critical to supporting safe and efficient manufacturing operations and driving continuous improvement.

Key Responsibilities:

· Lead, and develop maintenance technicians to drive strong performance, skill development, and engagement

· Plan, assign, and prioritize daily maintenance activities while ensuring appropriate coverage across all shifts.

· Oversee preventive, predictive, and corrective maintenance programs to maximize equipment uptime and reliability.

· Partner with Production, Continuous Improvement team, Quality and external contractors on repairs, projects, and installations.

· Ensure accurate documentation of work orders, parts usage, and maintenance activity within SAGE.

· Enforce Safety standards, including Lockout/Tagout, Food Safety, GMP, HACCP, and regulatory requirements.

· Promote a strong safety culture by addressing unsafe conditions or behaviors immediately.

· Support audits, inspections, and corrective actions related to safety, quality, and maintenance systems.

· Identify opportunities to improve reliability, maintenance processes, and cost efficiency.

· Support capital projects, new equipment installations, and process improvements.

· Track, analyze, and report key maintenance KPIs.

· Other job duties as assigned.

Education 

· High School Diploma or equivalent.

Qualifications 

· 2-5 years of lead or supervisory maintenance experience in a manufacturing environment. 

· Working knowledge of mechanical, electrical, PLC, and industrial systems.

· Strong problem-solving, communication, and organizational skills.

· Experience with Microsoft Office. 

· Strong analytical and diagnostic skills.

· Lifting up to 50 lbs.

Physical and Environmental Working Conditions:

The work environment for this role includes both office work and plant floor work. The conditions in the office will include time using the phone and the computer while sitting. The plant floor environment will expose this individual to regularly moving mechanical parts and forklifts. The environment is ventilated, air conditioned, damp, and with vibrations. Employees are required to wear the following protective equipment: hair net, steel toed boots (or equivalent), and eye wear. Hearing protection is optional.