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Adecco lists this Utilities Supervisor opportunity in laurel, Maryland. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
Job description
Effective and consistent management of the site engineering practice and operation. To consistently achieve production and cost targets minimizing waste and downtime, through effective management and upkeep of the processes, teams and equipment, so as to ensure that we achieve customer service level with our customers, through the manufacture of products to the right quality and specification. Covering all aspects of food safety. This will be achieved by ensuring that engineering teams are effectively coordinated and managed, through having a clear knowledge and understanding of requirements, providing hands-on technical skills (lead by example), attention to detail and providing all teams with inspiration, guidance, motivation, training and multi-skilling.
Role and Activity
Site Maintenance and Department
The position is on the factory floor – definitely a hands-on role – technical utilities skills required to train, teach and develop employees. 25% - 30% Maintenance work; 75-80% Supervision/Training.
Ensure smooth running of the factory machinery – either through management of others or fixing the matter directly.
Production Plan, kept informed and updated of any changes to this plan in order to plan your team's daily work and equipment readiness enables plan completion, ensure all machinery is available for production when required.
Drive the team to look for issues, and not wait to be told or instructed to complete a task.
Awareness of all machinery problems or any unfinished jobs, as well as anticipated timing for repair.
Keep a full library of machine's manuals, along with support mechanisms linked to site or group resources when information and support is required.
Ensure the maintenance team quickly responds to all maintenance calls.
Ensure effective shift hand-over within your team making sure they are held accountable for what they do, clear on what was not done (and why), and that the right information on issues and actions are brought to the DRM.
Create a one person for one job policy unless the job requires more or for training purposes.
Ensure all areas are operating under control, the workplace, workshop and stores are clean, organized and tidy by maintaining a clean as you go policy in all areas.
Drive the production process to ensure that the products produced meet customer specification, quality and food safety.
Ensure the completion of Maintenance Tracking Sheet (MTS) inspections for the Mechanical Integrity of the Ammonia Refrigeration Systems and IIAR Bulletin 109 Inspections for the Ammonia System Equipment.
Ensures Utilities Systems involving Ammonia Refrigeration, Compressed Air, Boilers, Steam, Condensate Return, Glycol, Brine, HVAC, Fire Sprinklers, Fire Pumps, Fire Risers, Wastewater Pretreatment, and Natural Gas are operated, inspected, and maintained in a safe, productive, and reliable manner to meet our business needs and comply with regulatory requirements including Process Safety Management (PSM) and our Risk Management Plan for environmental concerns.
Operate and repair electro-mechanical equipment such as ammonia refrigeration valve groups, freezers, electric motors, pumps, ammonia compressors, condensers, forced air evaporators, compressed air systems, steam systems, PLC's and utilities processes, machines, and equipment.
Sustain and improve the PSM process.
Ensure that daily, weekly and monthly production meets targeted outputs through effective management of equipment and engineering resources.
Spend majority of work hours with a visible presence in production to guide, coach, monitor and control the issues and activities and be accessible to all.
Communicate effectively with all the team, not just "Send and Forget" emails.
Carry out performance reviews with your team and ensure training is done where needed.
Proactively looking for areas of improvement and to adopt techniques and practices that ensure that there is a quality environment in production.
Ensure that health and safety requirements are fully met, and a positive safety culture is maintained throughout the factory.
Ensure that you walk the talk and use the "looking eyes", attend to the issues as and when they happen. The daily site walk must deliver a clean, tidy site all over.
Ensure that you are the focal point for the team.
Represent our client's way of working through the behaviors and characteristics in our Operating Model and Core Values
To ensure the use of other group resources to ensure synergies are carried through, driving knowledge and issues to be shared.
Managing PSM program
Managing or supervising a team
Briefing & de-briefing the team on daily basis.
Stores
Engineering stock is accurate and is kept at a controlled value, at the same time ensuring critical spares are available.
Risk assessment of all critical spares.
Know what has been used and ordered daily.
Create links with other sites where feasible to not duplicate stores stock.
Ensure redundant stock does not build up.
Maintenance Tasks
Ensure the maintenance plan has purpose and evolves to allow the maximum time available for production, no strip and rebuild for the sake of it! Only replace worn/ broken parts – condition based rather than planned based maintenance.
Drive the tasks through required work from observations and data, not just theoretical plans.
Full evaluation of, cost, availability and requirement to decide if run to failure or replace.
Maintenance always follows production, not the other way around.
Ensure that maintenance tasks adhere to company's food safety polices at all times.
Ensure all working practices comply with company rules and procedures in order that you and any other persons using the area of work can do so safely.
Always keep full and up to date records of all equipment to ensure traceability
Budget
Be cost efficient and effective - treat all spends as if they are your own.
To manage, monitor and control costs to ensure that site costs are within budgeted requirements.
Measurable Outcomes
Time spent on the factory floor
Technical skills & abilities to personally repair / maintain equipment
Down time
Balance between planned & reactive
Zero rejections for product food safety and quality issues due machinery
Waste driven by poor equipment performance
Daily, weekly, monthly production targets are fully met
Costs are maintained at/below budgeted levels
Direct Team to receive a performance review
Training and development plans in place for all team, producing measurable business benefits
Quality and improvement initiatives being implemented
Reduction in accidents and incidents on a YOY basis
An improving trend on the submitted weekly KPI's
Projects delivered on time within budget
Drive actions from quality benchmarking
Levels of Responsibility
All site process and equipment.
Break down interventions, maintenance and improvements
Production Targets
Maintenance budget
Health & Safety
Team management
Training and development of the team
Impeccable hygiene standards always
Worksite address
laurel, MD, 20707, US
Who can apply
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