Maintenance Supervisor - Nisku, Canada - Johnson Controls

Johnson Controls

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Nisku, Canada

2 weeks ago

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Sophia Lee

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Job Details

What you will do
You will be responsible for the Overall Equipment Maintenance Program for Johnson Controls Data Center Solutions group (Silent-Aire).

You will supervise and manager various stakeholders to ensure that all equipment in the region is maintained and in good working condition.

How you will do it

Supervise a dynamic team to ensure all equipment is running and in good working condition. Equipment includes welding machines, turrets, press brakes, paint systems, automation equipment, lasers, waterjets, etc.
Make sure clear direction and scheduling is given to team members daily and that work is completed in a timely manner.
Report to leadership on overall status of programs and departmental objectives.
Ensure adherence to organizational policy for promotions, filling new positions, upgrading existing positions, and processing the annual salary reviews.
Provide handson assistance with maintenance team support as needed.
Maintain inventory of tools, equipment, etc. for the maintenance team.
Ensure Preventative Maintenance (PM) Programs are being implemented and followed.
Work with key stakeholders to plan and execute on new equipment designs, installation, and startup services.
Adhere to assembly and installation instructions set forth in vendor manuals.
Identify and correct problems found in machines, equipment, or processes in order to facilitate production.
Assist with repair to machinery components.
Ensure asset data is updated regularly.
Perform all duties in accordance with Silent-Aire/JCI safety program standards and Alberta Occupational Health and Safety Act, Regulations, and Code.
Help manage new hire onboarding and training.
Pricing and contract negotiation for optimal pricing and service.
Other duties as required.

What we look for

Required:

High school diploma or GED
Previous supervisory experience
Computer literacy, proficient in Microsoft Office like Teams, Outlook, and Excel
Good written and verbal communication skills.
Willing to learn and work on a variety of metal working machinery and other plant equipment
Ability to multitask and prioritize based on urgency
Attention to detail in all areas of work
Good organizational, time management, and prioritization skills
Strong work ethic and positive team attitude
Work is performed in an industrial environment but primarily outdoors in all weather conditions; may have combinations of walking, standing, or sitting throughout the day
Ability to lift and carry objects up to 50 lbs.
Exercise caution, as the environment presents many naturally occurring hazards.
Always adhere to safety policies (wear protective equipment)
Overtime and oncall hours (outside standard operation schedule) as required

Preferred:

Trade school/Diploma millwright or electrician programs
Automation experience

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