Role Overview
As the Maintenance Electrical Supervisor, you will guide and organize our electrical maintenance staff to ensure manufacturing processes run safely and productively. Your primary focus involves managing the repair, installation, and ongoing maintenance of machinery and electrical infrastructure. By collaborating with both production and maintenance departments, you will help boost equipment reliability, reduce operational interruptions, and guarantee that all maintenance tasks are executed with high standards of safety and efficiency.
Core Duties
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Provide guidance and oversight to electrical maintenance staff across all operational shifts.
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Direct daily maintenance workflows to ensure all tasks are finished promptly.
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Diagnose and resolve complex problems involving PLCs, motor controls, automation, and general electrical systems.
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Help minimize equipment downtime by organizing and executing preventive and predictive maintenance schedules.
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Ensure that every electrical project adheres strictly to established safety protocols and corporate guidelines.
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Support the production team by reacting to equipment failures and restoring functionality with minimal delay.
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Foster professional growth by training and mentoring maintenance staff to elevate their technical proficiency.
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Track equipment performance metrics to pinpoint areas for potential technical upgrades.
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Partner with management, production, and engineering departments to facilitate equipment improvement initiatives.
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Keep accurate logs of maintenance activities, work orders, and technical documentation.
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Oversee the spare parts supply chain and liaise with external vendors as required.
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Contribute to the planning, scheduling, and budgetary management of maintenance operations.
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Evaluate staff performance and offer regular feedback to foster professional development.
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Cultivate a collaborative workplace culture that prioritizes quality, safety, and ongoing operational refinement.
Professional Requirements
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An Associate degree in Industrial Maintenance, Electrical Technology, or a comparable discipline is preferred.
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At least five years of hands-on electrical maintenance experience within a manufacturing setting.
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Prior experience in a supervisory or leadership capacity is highly desirable.
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Deep technical expertise in industrial electrical systems, automation, drives, and PLC motor controls.
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Demonstrated ability to analyze and interpret complex technical drawings and electrical schematics.
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Strong analytical capabilities to resolve intricate technical problems effectively.
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Exceptional leadership, organizational, and interpersonal communication skills.
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Familiarity with maintenance management software and structured preventive maintenance programs.
Essential Proficiencies
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Reading Electrical Schematics
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Expertise in Electrical Troubleshooting
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Knowledge of 120/208/240/480 Voltage Systems
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Technical Electrical Troubleshooting
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Industrial Electrical Maintenance
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Industrial Electrical Systems
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Electrical Schematic Interpretation
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Experience in Recruiting and Staff Training
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Metal Manufacturing Background
