Maintenance Supervisor (Scales/Electrical)-Livingston (Nights)

Pay Range: $80,000 to $100,000 per year.Provide supervision of scales and electrical function within the Livingston manufacturing complex.  Also, plan and direct preventive maintenance and maintenance repair/overall actions on equipment located throughout the complex.Direct and supervise shift maintenance for all scales and electrical functions in the Livingston Plant complex.  Specifically:Prepare work schedules and mechanic duty assignments as required to support the total maintenance program and the requirements of Production and USDA personnel.Perform frequent on-the-job inspections to ensure employee safe working habits, safe work areas, high quality workmanship and effectiveness of maintenance and repairs.Evaluate, prioritize and schedule maintenance repair requests to ensure timely completion of all repair actions.Accurately estimate materials and manpower costs for job orders and project requests.Routinely inspect equipment for needed repairs and maintenance.  Prepare maintenance repair requests.Proved technical assistance to assigned personnel in the following areas: proper operation of equipment, proper use of maintenance manuals/schematics, efficient troubleshooting and proper maintenance/repair of equipment.Provide the Maintenance Supervisor with a written list of materials and replacement parts as requires. Specifically: Initiate purchase requisitions.Initiate Material Request Cards for spare stock on Maintenance Inventory Control.Recommend needed special tools as required.Identify current/potential spares shortages or zero balances.Responsible for continuous employee training program (as directed by the Maintenance Supervisor), especially for newly assigned personnel.  Increase the effectiveness of experienced personnel.  Specifically:Develop on-the-job training programs for new personnel.Evaluate and document employee training records.Develop employee training requirements for new equipment.Develop employee skill level upgrading tests.Monitor and keep all required maintenance records/calibrations current.  These records are to be used to conduct analysis and generate reports as well as maintain regulatory requirements.Conduct monthly environmental inspections and keep all required maintenance records current.Conduct an aggressive, on going safety program to include: inspection, instruction, correction, prevention and documentation.